pipeiq-framework

PIPEIQ Framework is designed to connect and orchestrate AI tools across Web2 and Web3, providing standardized primitives for agent coordination, tool invocation, and cross-network integration. It supports integration with decentralized compute providers, on-chain identity frameworks, and various verification/authentication tools, enabling autonomous, composable AI agents. You can leverage PIPEIQ to register MCP servers, manage tool invocations, and orchestrate workflows that span traditional cloud resources and decentralized compute.

To use the MCP server, install the pipeiq package and run the module as a server. The framework exposes capabilities to invoke registered tools and to interact with decentralized compute oracles. For practical usage, explore the examples directory (examples/) in the repository where you’ll find concrete scripts demonstrating tool registration, agent orchestration, and cross-network calls. Integrations include Phantom Wallet for authentication, Prime Intellect for decentralized compute, Worldcoin for proof-of-personhood, and Persona for KYC-related workflows. These tools enable you to authorize actions, provision resources, and verify identity within MCP-based workflows.

Prerequisites:

• Python 3.8 or later
• pip (Python package manager)
• Internet access

Installation steps:

1. Create a Python virtual environment (recommended): python -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate # macOS/Linux venv\Scripts\activate # Windows

2. Install PIPEIQ from PyPI: pip install pipeiq

3. Verify installation: python -m pipeiq --version

4. Run the PIPEIQ MCP server: python -m pipeiq

5. Optional: If you need to customize environment variables or configuration, create a config file or export env vars as needed before starting the server.

Troubleshooting tips:

• Ensure Python version meets minimum requirements.
• If installation fails due to permissions, consider using a virtual environment or --user installation.
• Check network access if dependencies cannot be downloaded.

Notes and tips:

• The project is in active development and may have breaking changes; monitor the repository for updates.
• This server integrates with a mix of on-chain and off-chain components (e.g., wallets, identity proofs, decentralized compute providers). Ensure you understand the security implications of handling credentials and identity data.
• If you encounter environment-related issues, verify that required system libraries and network access are available.
• For production deployments, consider containerizing the server and managing secrets with a secure vault. Refer to the examples directory for practical deployment patterns.