elizaos-plugin-guide

To build an ElizaOS plugin, you implement autonomous agent extensions using actions, evaluators, and providers. This guide teaches the correct TypeScript interfaces, plugin lifecycle structure, and runtime component patterns for real agent capabilities.

Providers and evaluators are ElizaOS runtime components used in plugin development. Evaluators assess response quality, while providers inject dynamic prompt context like real-time price data into chat-driven workflows for autonomous agents.

You add DeFi transaction tools by defining deterministic agent actions with validate and handler functions within your ElizaOS plugin. This guide provides DeFi-oriented patterns for risk checks and real-time context injection.

Yes, ElizaOS plugins can inject real-time context into chat workflows using providers. Providers supply dynamic prompt context to autonomous agents, enabling live data integration such as price feeds for DeFi applications.

The best way to structure TypeScript interfaces for an ElizaOS action is using the validate and handler pattern. This guide outlines correct lifecycle structure and safe integration concepts for memory and deterministic tool execution.

Yes, prior TypeScript knowledge is needed to develop ElizaOS plugins. This guide focuses on applying correct TypeScript interfaces and patterns for plugin lifecycle structure, memory integration, and autonomous agent tool execution.