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algovault-integrations

Production-ready examples for consuming the AlgoVault Verifiable-Signal v1.0 spec across downstream execution platforms. Each examples/<platform>/ directory is a self-contained transformer + demo for one consumer platform.

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Most examples ship as transform code (transform.ts / transform.py + tests + run.ts / run.py). Some platforms (those that are themselves MCP servers, or otherwise don't accept signal-input outbound) ship as reference-architecture documentation instead — a single emitter-neutral README.md documenting the cross-MCP orchestration pattern, with no transform code. A third class — MCP-connect recipes (examples/mcp-connect/) — covers AI-agent frameworks that consume a remote MCP server natively (LangChain, Vercel AI SDK, CrewAI): a short README + runnable snippet that points the framework's MCP client at api.algovault.com/mcp in ~5 lines, no transform code. Coinbase AgentKit — which can't consume a remote MCP server natively — gets a dedicated npm action provider, examples/agentkit/. A fourth class — decision-layer examples (examples/typesafe-jev/) — sits between the verdict and execution rather than downstream of it: the transformer returns a TypeSafe SystemOneRequest, a System One model answers typed questions about acting on the verdict, and code applies every threshold.

Platform Folder Transformer signature Transport
AI-Trader (ai4trade.ai) examples/ai4trade/ toAi4tradeRequest(signal): Ai4tradeRequest | null REST POST /api/signals/realtime
Nautilus Trader examples/nautilus_trader/ to_nautilus_signal(signal) -> AlgoVaultSignal | None Python in-process AlgoVaultSignal(Data) publish
3Commas examples/3commas/ makeToThreeCommasRequest(config) → (signal) => ThreeCommasRequest | null REST POST Signal Bot custom-signal webhook
QuantDinger examples/quantdinger/ (reference-architecture doc) IDE-mediated cross-MCP orchestration
Cryptohopper examples/cryptohopper/ makeToCryptohopperRequest(config) → (signal) => CryptohopperRequest | null REST GET external-Signaler endpoint with HMAC-sha512 X-Hub-Signature
Hummingbot examples/hummingbot/ to_hummingbot_signal(signal) -> HummingbotSignal | None Python in-process TypedDict → OrderCandidate(**signal) for StrategyV2Base
FreqTrade examples/freqtrade/ to_freqtrade_signal(signal) -> FreqtradeSignal | None Python in-process TypedDict → IStrategy.populate_entry_trend() DataFrame flags
Coinbase AgentKit examples/agentkit/ algoVaultActionProvider() (npm: agentkit-algovault) AgentKit action provider → AlgoVault MCP
LangChain / LangGraph examples/mcp-connect/langchain/ (MCP-connect recipe) MultiServerMCPClient → streamable-HTTP MCP
Vercel AI SDK examples/mcp-connect/vercel-ai-sdk/ (MCP-connect recipe) createMCPClient → streamable-HTTP MCP
CrewAI examples/mcp-connect/crewai/ (MCP-connect recipe) MCPServerAdapter → streamable-HTTP MCP
TypeSafe Jev examples/typesafe-jev/ toJevRequest(signal, ctx): SystemOneRequest | null (decision layer) @typesafe-ai/sdk → POST /v1/systemone, direct or via Vercel AI Gateway; dry run with no key

Examples are listed as they ship. Each transform-code example follows the same shape: a pure toXRequest(signal) transformer, unit tests, an end-to-end run demo, and a terse README. Reference-architecture-doc examples ship a single README.md with no transform code. Decision-layer examples keep the same four files; their transformer takes the caller's context too (toJevRequest(signal, ctx)), and transform.ts also holds a pure decide() beside its thresholds.

Quick start

gh repo clone AlgoVaultLabs/algovault-integrations
cd algovault-integrations
npm install
npm test

npm test runs the transformer unit tests across all examples with zero network calls. See each example's README for the optional end-to-end demo.

Layout

algovault-integrations/
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
├── package.json                          # devDeps only
├── tsconfig.json                         # strict ES2022 NodeNext
├── .github/workflows/ci.yml              # vitest across all examples
├── shared/                               # TS primitives (interfaces + helpers) shared across examples
│   ├── types/verifiable-signal-v1.ts     # canonical VerifiableSignalV1 interface
│   └── lib/reshape-to-envelope.ts        # canonical raw-MCP → v1.0-envelope reshape helper
└── examples/
    └── <platform>/
        ├── README.md                     # prereq + run command
        ├── transform.ts                  # pure mapper: VS v1.0 → platform request
        ├── run.ts                        # demo: MCP fetch → transform → log POST
        └── tests/
            └── transform.test.ts         # vitest: mapper output structural validation

shared/ is internal to this mono-repo (NOT npm-published). Per-platform examples import via relative paths (../../shared/types/..., ../../shared/lib/...) per NodeNext ESM convention.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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