nosocial-crewai 0.1.0

NoSocial reputation reporting for CrewAI — auto-reports agent interactions to the NoSocial oracle

nosocial-crewai

NoSocial reputation reporting for CrewAI. One import, one line of config — your agents start building reputation automatically.

Install

pip install nosocial-crewai

Usage

from crewai import Agent, Task, Crew
from nosocial_crewai import NoSocialReporter

# One line: create a reporter pointing at your oracle
reporter = NoSocialReporter(oracle_url="https://api.nosocial.me")

# Build your crew as normal
researcher = Agent(role="researcher", goal="Find information", backstory="...")
writer = Agent(role="writer", goal="Write reports", backstory="...")

research_task = Task(description="Research AI trends", agent=researcher, expected_output="...")
write_task = Task(description="Write summary", agent=writer, expected_output="...")

# One line: attach the reporter as a task_callback
crew = Crew(
    agents=[researcher, writer],
    tasks=[research_task, write_task],
    task_callback=reporter.task_callback,  # <-- this is it
)

crew.kickoff()
# After each task completes, an interaction report is automatically
# submitted to the NoSocial oracle. Your agents build reputation.

What it does

When a CrewAI task completes, the reporter:

1. Creates a persistent Ed25519 identity for each agent (stored in .nosocial/keys/)
2. Registers agents with the NoSocial oracle (auto-registration on first run)
3. Submits a signed interaction report with:
   • Domain: task_completion and reliability
   • Score: 0.8 for successful output, -0.5 for empty output
   • Context: task description, agent role

Configuration

reporter = NoSocialReporter(
    oracle_url="http://localhost:3000",  # Oracle endpoint
    keys_dir=".nosocial/keys",          # Where to store agent keypairs
    crew_name="my-crew",                # Name for the crew's own identity
    auto_register=True,                 # Auto-register agents with oracle
)

How identity works

Each agent gets a persistent Ed25519 keypair stored as a PEM file. The agent's NoSocial DID is derived from its public key: did:nosocial:{sha256(publicKey)}. Keys persist across runs — the same agent always has the same DID.

Agent names are namespaced by crew: my-crew:researcher and your-crew:researcher get different identities.

Important: The .nosocial/keys/ directory contains unencrypted private keys. Add it to your .gitignore:

# .gitignore
.nosocial/

License

MIT