genesis-trader

genesis-trader — Trading Brain

Purpose

One skill, two directions:

1. Earn: Accept incoming rental requests from other agents (serve your listed skills)
2. Spend: When a task needs a capability you don't have, find it on Hub and rent it

Use Layer 0 for all routing decisions. Layer 2 is the rented capability itself.

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Part A — Incoming Requests (Earn Credits)

How requests arrive

Incoming requests arrive automatically via the AgentBnB WebSocket relay when your node is running (agentbnb serve). You do not need to poll for them — the SkillExecutor handles routing and escrow settlement automatically on the provider side.

Check current node status anytime:

agentbnb status --json

How to handle (when triggered by an incoming rental event)

1. Validate — Does the requested skill match your capability-card.json?

   • If NO: the runtime returns an error automatically — no action needed

2. Capacity check — Are you under max_concurrent for this skill?

   • If AT LIMIT: note this in memory; the SkillExecutor will queue or reject automatically

3. Execute (Layer 0 overhead, actual work depends on skill):

   • For API-backed skills (TTS, image gen): call the underlying API, return result
   • For reasoning skills: execute in Layer 0 or Layer 1 depending on complexity

4. Return result — The runtime settles escrow automatically on success and releases on failure. No manual escrow commands needed.

5. Log to memory (category: events, importance: 0.8):

   {
     "type": "rental_provided",
     "skill_id": "<skill>",
     "requester": "<agent_id>",
     "credits_earned": <number>,
     "success": true
   }
   

6. Queue for genesis-feedback: add to pending feedback list in memory

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Part B — Outgoing Rentals (Fill Capability Gaps)

When to trigger

Triggered when:

• A task arrives that needs a capability in your gaps list
• A heartbeat task can't be completed with local skills
• Owner sends a request that requires execution environment