# Pull Request Description
## Changes Made
This PR adds the following changes:
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- Update contribution docs on how to add your own tool
- Update docs
- Unify squads tools
- Add actions for squads tools
- Add other missing actions
- Cleanup code
## Transaction executed by agent
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Example transaction:
## Prompt Used
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## Additional Notes
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## Checklist
- [x] I have tested these changes locally
- [x] I have updated the documentation
- [ ] I have added a transaction link
- [ ] I have added the prompt used to test it
# Pull Request Description
## Related Issue
Fixes#192
## Changes Made
This PR adds the following changes:
Now we have the below detailed examples in the tg bot examples:
1. **Basic TG Bot**: This guide explains how to run a simple Solana
Agent Kit on a Telegram bot for a single user.
2. **Advanced TG Bot**: This guide includes advanced features such as:
- Storing chat history for each user in a PostgreSQL database.
- Maintaining a unique wallet for each user in a Firebase database.
- Managing the chats of multiple users simultaneously.
3. **Group TG Bot**: This example demonstrates how to create a Telegram
bot using the Solana Agent Kit by Send AI. It includes advanced features
such as:
- Storing chat history for each user in a PostgreSQL database.
- Maintaining a unique wallet for each user in a Firebase database.
- This special bot can be run in Telegram groups and handle private
conversations, such as wallet addresses, in private chats. It works in
groups, maintains a separate context for each user, responds to each
user by tagging them, and can handle multiple requests simultaneously.
It will only reply if the bot is tagged in the group or its message is
replied to.
## Checklist
- [ x ] I have tested these changes locally
Doing this because couple of folks (including myself) have faced issues
running `pnpm run test` on our local machines. `ts-node` has an open
issue on this, where it occasionally won't execute ESM files with the
new Typescript version (post v5.5)
https://github.com/TypeStrong/ts-node/issues/2086
Refactored code to separate files on a protocol folder basis and updated
agent code to be more maintainable..
This pull request was created for
https://app.gib.work/bounties/0b78790e-6d48-4ec3-b67f-46c96dac6b7d in an
attempt to solve a bounty #173 . Payment for the bounty is immediately
sent to the contributor after merge.
# Pull Request Description
## Related Issue
Fixes # (issue number)
## Changes Made
This PR adds the following changes:
- Created a custom Wallet class to support browser use of Orca tools
## Transaction executed by agent
Example transaction:
https://solscan.io/tx/GNmgxM4ZRHURDWcgmhLmBrSG5RgF9yw5B4jzEXzWX2jpNvCbUsQyaMdkkH77au7pisJ89hJdrcs8dv54U8H3J8V?cluster=devnet
## Prompt Used
Using Devnet
```
i want to open a single sided position in pool 7MghXMotsf9CLr6Z9obV8g9Kt2y1Mqn6wXm2mdPhRnMe
```
then provide details
## Additional Notes
## Checklist
- [x] I have tested these changes locally
- [ ] I have updated the documentation
- [x] I have added a transaction link
- [x] I have added the prompt used to test it
