crewai-powersun
CrewAI integration for PowerSun.vip — the TRON Energy & Bandwidth marketplace and DEX swap aggregator for AI agents.
Install
pip install crewai-powersun
Quick Start
from crewai import Agent, Task, Crew
from crewai_powersun import PowerSunEstimateCostTool, PowerSunBuyEnergyTool
# Create an agent with PowerSun tools
energy_manager = Agent(
role="TRON Energy Manager",
goal="Minimize transaction costs by renting energy instead of burning TRX",
backstory="Expert in TRON network resource management",
tools=[
PowerSunEstimateCostTool(),
PowerSunBuyEnergyTool(api_key="ps_your_key"),
],
)
# Create a task
task = Task(
description="Estimate cost and buy 65000 energy for address TYourAddress for 1 hour",
agent=energy_manager,
)
crew = Crew(agents=[energy_manager], tasks=[task])
result = crew.kickoff()
Environment Variable
Set POWERSUN_API_KEY to avoid passing the key to each tool:
export POWERSUN_API_KEY=ps_your_key
Available Tools (9)
| Tool | Auth | Description |
|---|---|---|
PowerSunRegisterTool |
No | Start registration — get challenge to sign |
PowerSunVerifyRegistrationTool |
No | Submit signature → get API key |
PowerSunMarketOverviewTool |
No | Market snapshot: prices, availability, stats |
PowerSunEstimateCostTool |
No | Calculate energy rental cost |
PowerSunBuyEnergyTool |
Yes | Purchase energy delegation |
PowerSunGetBalanceTool |
Yes | Account balance and deposit info |
PowerSunGetOrderStatusTool |
Yes | Order status with delegation progress |
PowerSunGetSwapQuoteTool |
Yes | Get swap quote for SunSwap DEX (TRX, USDT, USDC, SUN, BTT, WIN, JST) |
PowerSunExecuteSwapTool |
Yes | Execute signed swap TX with auto Energy (API key, x402, or 402) |
Links
- Platform: powersun.vip
- MCP Server: powersun.vip/mcp
- API Docs: powersun.vip/api-docs
License
MIT
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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