Prxs Mesh

PRXS Mesh

You have access to PRXS mesh discovery tools and per-service tools synced from a PRXS registry.

CRITICAL: How to Call Services

NEVER generate curl commands or HTTP requests to call PRXS services!

PRXS services run on a P2P mesh network, NOT HTTP endpoints. The ONLY way to call them:

1. Call the per-service tool (e.g., prxs_TavilySearch_v1(query="..."))
2. Get the exec.command from the response
3. Use OpenClaw exec tool with that exact command

Workflow

Step 1: Call the per-service tool

prxs_TavilySearch_v1(query="bitcoin price")

This returns JSON with exec.command containing the PRXS node binary command.

Step 2: Execute with approval

Use OpenClaw exec tool with the EXACT command from exec.command. Example command:

/path/to/node -mode client -bootstrap "..." -query "TavilySearch-v1" -args '["bitcoin price"]' -dev=false

Step 3: Parse output (optional)

Use prxs_parse_node_output to extract the result.

Available Per-Service Tools

Tools like prxs_TavilySearch_v1, prxs_PriceOracle_v1, etc. are auto-synced from the registry.

Discovery Tools (optional)

• prxs_list_services - list all services
• prxs_search_services - search by name
• prxs_semantic_search - natural language search
• prxs_get_service - get service details

FORBIDDEN Actions

• Do NOT generate curl commands
• Do NOT make HTTP requests to any IP/port
• Do NOT assume services have REST endpoints
• Do NOT invent commands - ONLY use exec.command from PRXS tools

Notes

• Execution requires user approval via OpenClaw exec
• Services run via P2P mesh, not HTTP
• The exec.command contains the full PRXS node binary invocation

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