@virtuals-protocol/game-eval-engine-plugin

Eval Engine Twitter Plugin for Virtuals Game

This plugin allows you to integrate Twitter functionalities into your Virtuals Game with Eval Engine. With this plugin, you can post tweets, reply to tweets, like tweets, and more.

This plugin is built on top of twitterPlugin. It logs the performance of your AI Agent and prevents spammy replies

Installation

Setup Chromia Private Key: Guide

To install the plugin, use npm or yarn:

npm install @virtuals-protocol/game-eval-engine-plugin

or

yarn add @virtuals-protocol/game-eval-engine-plugin

Usage

Importing the Plugin

First, import the TwitterPlugin class from the plugin:

import TwitterEvalEnginePlugin from "@virtuals-protocol/game-eval-engine-plugin";

Creating a Worker

Create a worker with the necessary Twitter credentials:

  const evalClient = await initEvalClient(PRIVATE_KEY);

  const twitterPlugin = new TwitterEvalEnginePlugin({
    credentials: {
      apiKey: X_API_KEY,
      apiSecretKey: X_API_KEY_SECRET,
      accessToken: X_ACCESS_TOKEN,
      accessTokenSecret: X_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET,
    },
    thresholdScore: 0.5,
    evalClient,
  });

Creating an Agent

Create an agent and add the worker to it:

import { GameAgent } from "@virtuals-protocol/game";

const agent = new GameAgent("API_KEY", {
  name: "Twitter Bot",
  goal: "Increase engagement and grow follower count",
  description: "A bot that can post tweets, reply to tweets, and like tweets",
  workers: [twitterPlugin.getWorker()],
});

Running the Agent

Initialize and run the agent:

(async () => {
  await agent.init();

  while (true) {
    await agent.step({
      verbose: true,
    });
  }
})();

Available Functions

The TwitterPlugin provides several functions that can be used by the agent:

• searchTweetsFunction: Search for tweets based on a query.
• replyTweetFunction: Reply to a tweet.
• postTweetFunction: Post a new tweet.
• likeTweetFunction: Like a tweet.
• quoteTweetFunction: Quote a tweet with your own commentary.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.