@three-ws/agents

The typed TypeScript client for the three.ws v1 Agents API.

Construct a client with an API key, then create, start and chat with agents, run goals, schedule automations, and move funds from Solana agent wallets, with retries, timeouts, idempotency keys, typed errors and a client-side confirm gate on every call that moves money.

import { ThreeAgents } from "@three-ws/agents";

const client = new ThreeAgents({ apiKey: process.env.THREE_WS_API_KEY! });
const agent = await client.createAgent({ name: "Momentum Alpha", strategy: "momentum" });
await client.startAgent(agent.id);
const reply = await client.sendMessage(agent.id, { message: "What is trending right now?" });
console.log(reply.content);

#Contents

• Status
• Install and build
• Getting a key
• Runnable example
• Configuration
• Core concepts
• API reference
• Errors
• Requirements

#Status

Read this before building on the package.

• Not on npm yet. @three-ws/agents returns 404 from the registry. Build it from this directory (below) and depend on the built dist/. Publishing is an owner-approved step: npm run release from this directory runs npm publish --access public, and prepublishOnly gates it on typecheck, test and build.
• The client is complete; most server routes are not mounted yet. On 2026-10-08 production answered these methods: getModels() (GET /models), getFreeTierStatus() (GET /me/free-tier), startAgent() and stopAgent() (POST /agents/:id/start|stop). Every other method calls a /api/v1 path that production answers with 404 not_found (or, under /agents/:id/..., with the on-chain card resolver's 400 invalid_caip). The server-side logic for those routes exists in api/_lib/agents-v1/ but has no route entry under api/v1/ yet. The errors are typed, so a caller sees a NotFoundError or ValidationError, never a crash.
• npm test (vitest run packages/agents-sdk/tests) and npm run examples (scripts/run-examples.mjs) name directories that are not in the tree; use npm run typecheck and npm run build to verify a change.

#Install and build

From the repo root (tsup and typescript resolve from the root node_modules):

cd packages/agents-sdk
npx tsup          # writes dist/index.js (ESM), dist/index.cjs (CJS) and .d.ts types
npx tsc --noEmit  # type check

One entry, ESM and CJS, with declarations and source maps. The on-chain error classes are imported from solana-agent-sdk/src/errors.ts by relative path and inlined by tsup, so the built package has zero runtime dependencies. It runs on Node 20+, Deno, Bun and browsers (anything with fetch).

#Getting a key

apiKey is a three.ws API key (sk_live_...). Create one with npx three-ws setup (docs/cli.md) or on /dashboard/api. Model calls need a key with the inference scope; agent writes need agents:write.

#Runnable example

This runs today against production. Save it as example.mjs in this directory after building:

import { ThreeAgents, ConfirmationRequiredError, VERSION } from "./dist/index.js";

const client = new ThreeAgents({ apiKey: process.env.THREE_WS_API_KEY ?? "sk_live_example" });
console.log(VERSION, client.baseUrl); // 0.1.0 https://three.ws/api/v1

// Free-tier allowance and the models it covers.
console.log(await client.getFreeTierStatus());
// { limit: 20, used: 0, remaining: 20, reset_at: '...', anonymous: true, signed_in_limit: 100, models: [...] }

// The model catalog.
console.log(await client.getModels());

// Fund-moving calls are refused before any request unless confirm is literally true.
try {
  await client.transfer("agent-id", { quoteId: "q" });
} catch (err) {
  console.log(err instanceof ConfirmationRequiredError, err.confirmFlag, err.previewMethod); // true confirm transferQuote
}

node example.mjs

#Configuration

const client = new ThreeAgents({
  apiKey: process.env.THREE_WS_API_KEY!, // required
  baseUrl: "https://three.ws/api/v1",    // default
  timeout: 30_000,                        // per attempt, ms
  retries: 2,                             // after the first attempt, on 5xx, network errors and timeouts
  retryDelay: 1_000,                      // retry n waits retryDelay * 2^n plus up to 20% jitter
  fetch: globalThis.fetch,                // any fetch implementation
  headers: { "x-team": "research" },      // sent on every request
});

Every method takes RequestOptions as its last argument to override timeout or retries, pass an AbortSignal, or supply your own idempotencyKey.

#Core concepts

Agent lifecycle. createAgent (optionally from a strategy preset: momentum, sniper, defi-yield, macro-hedge, monitor-exit, conservative) creates an agent; a preset fills the skills, persona and default automations you leave out. An agent's status is running (its automations, intents and runs may execute) or stopped. startAgent and stopAgent switch between them without deleting anything; deleteAgent stops automations and cancels open runs.

Chat versus runs. sendMessage is one turn and returns the reply with usage, cost, tool calls and any transaction signatures. createRun hands the agent a goal and lets the server-side tool loop work toward it inside a credit budget, an on-chain budget and a step limit; follow it with streamRun (Server-Sent Events, resumed from the last event id when the connection drops) or getRunSteps.

Custodial versus non-custodial. swapQuote with an agentId trades from the agent's custodial wallet, and swapExecute then needs confirm: true and signs server-side. Without agentId the quote is built for your own wallet and swapExecute returns an unsigned base64 transaction for you to sign.

Money needs a preview and a yes. transfer and setExternalWallet throw ConfirmationRequiredError before any request unless their confirm flag is literally true. Call the preview method the error names (transferQuote, getWallet) and show the result first.

Idempotency. Every non-GET request carries an Idempotency-Key that is reused across retries, so a retried create, transfer or swap acts at most once.

Pagination. List methods return Page<T> (data, hasMore, nextCursor, requestId). client.paginate(fetchPage) walks every page:

for await (const agent of client.paginate((cursor) => client.listAgents({ cursor }))) console.log(agent.name);

#API reference

Paths are relative to baseUrl. Live means production answered it on 2026-10-08.

#Agents

#Chat and runs

#Skills

#Automations

#Intelligence

#Catalog and account

#Wallet and swap

Request and response types for every method are exported from the package (CreateAgentParams, MessageReply, Run, RunEvent, SwapQuote, Wallet, Page<T> and the rest, from src/types.ts).

#Errors

Every HTTP failure is a subclass of ThreeAgentsError carrying status, the stable code, the requestId (quote it to support), the envelope's details, the rateLimit headers, method and path.

On-chain failures reuse the classes from @three-ws/solana-agent: SolanaAgentError, SwapError, SimulationError, ConfirmationTimeoutError, TransactionRejectedError, WalletNotConnectedError, WalletCapabilityError, MissingTokenAccountError.

import { RateLimitError, ThreeAgentsError } from "@three-ws/agents";

try {
  await client.getFreeTierStatus();
} catch (err) {
  if (err instanceof RateLimitError) console.log(`retry in ${err.retryAfter}s`);
  else if (err instanceof ThreeAgentsError) console.log(err.status, err.code, err.requestId);
  else throw err;
}

Also exported: parseSse(stream) (the SSE parser streamRun uses), VERSION, DEFAULT_BASE_URL, and the FetchLike and ResponseMeta types.

#Requirements

Node 20+ (or any runtime with fetch, AbortSignal and ReadableStream).

#Related

• docs/api-reference.md: the HTTP API.
• solana-agent-sdk/: wallet and swap primitives, and the on-chain error classes.
• packages/three-ws-cli: npx three-ws setup mints the key.

#License

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.