agent-wormhole

To securely transfer scoped secrets between autonomous agents, you can use encrypted one-time handoffs via the agent-wormhole npm package. This creates temporary encrypted channels for transferring mission briefs, ensuring the payload is accessed once and then becomes permanently inaccessible.

A one-time encrypted handoff for mission briefs is a secure, temporary data transfer mechanism between autonomous agents. It allows information to be accessed exactly once before becoming inaccessible, utilizing TTL management to automatically expire the encrypted payload.

You send an encrypted payload with a time-to-live limit by running the command 'agent-wormhole send --text "mission brief" --ttl 10m'. This securely transfers the data with a 10-minute TTL, after which the temporary encrypted channel and its payload automatically expire.

Yes, you need the @builtbyecho/agent-wormhole npm package installed to enable secure encrypted handoffs and temporary payload exchanges. This dependency is strictly required for the Skill to handle both local and external Bankr x402 paid delivery mechanisms.

Yes, you can use agent-wormhole for external paid data delivery because it supports Bankr x400 paid delivery mechanisms alongside local transfers. This allows autonomous agents to handle temporary encrypted payload exchanges that require external transactional routing.

After a payload is accessed by the receiving agent, it immediately becomes inaccessible. This single payload access design ensures that sensitive scoped secrets and mission briefs are only retrieved once, preventing unauthorized duplicate reads during the secure handoff process.