This repository contains examples of agents that use the XMTP network.
- End-to-end & compliant: Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, meeting strict security and regulatory standards.
- Open-source & trustless: Built on top of the MLS protocol, it replaces trust in centralized certificate authorities with cryptographic proofs.
- Privacy & metadata protection: Offers anonymous or pseudonymous usage with no tracking of sender routes, IPs, or device and message timestamps.
- Decentralized: Operates on a peer-to-peer network, eliminating single points of failure.
- Multi-agent: Allows multi-agent multi-human confidential communication over MLS group chats.
See FAQ for more detailed information.
To run your XMTP agent, you must create a .env file with the following variables:
WALLET_KEY= # the private key of the wallet
ENCRYPTION_KEY= # encryption key for the local databaseYou can generate random keys with the following command:
yarn gen:keysWarning
Running the gen:keys script will overwrite the existing .env file.
- gm: A simple agent that replies to all text messages with "gm".
- gpt: An example using GPT API's to answer messages.
- gated-group: Add members to a group that hold a certain NFT.
See all the available examples.
Examples integrating XMTP with external libraries from the ecosystem
- grok: Integration to Grok API
Interact with the XMTP network using xmtp.chat, the official web inbox for developers.
Warning
This React app isn't a complete solution. For example, the list of conversations doesn't update when new messages arrive in existing conversations.