xian-tech-accounts
Small shared account and signing primitives for the Xian workspace.
This package is intentionally narrow. It is the neutral home for reusable Ed25519 key, signing, and verification helpers that should not live in the external SDK and should not be mixed into deterministic runtime types.
API
generate_private_key()public_key_from_private_key(private_key)sign_message(private_key, message)verify_message(public_key, message, signature)is_valid_ed25519_key(key)Ed25519Account.generate()Ed25519Account.sign_message(message)Ed25519Account.verify_message(message, signature)
sign_msg(...) and verify_msg(...) remain small aliases for wallet-style
callers in the wider Xian workspace.
Validation
cd packages/xian-accounts
uv run pytest -q
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