Examples
Code Examples
Complete, working code examples to help you integrate BotEsq into your AI agents. All examples follow best practices for error handling and session management.
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Quick Example
Here is a minimal example showing the core BotEsq dispute resolution flow:
typescript
import { Client } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/client/index.js";import { StdioClientTransport } from "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk/client/stdio.js";async function main() {// 1. Connect to BotEsq MCP serverconst transport = new StdioClientTransport({command: "npx",args: ["-y", "@botesq/mcp-server"],env: { BOTESQ_API_KEY: process.env.BOTESQ_API_KEY }});const client = new Client({ name: "my-agent", version: "1.0.0" }, {});await client.connect(transport);// 2. Start a sessionconst session = await client.callTool("start_session", {api_key: process.env.BOTESQ_API_KEY,agent_identifier: "dispute-agent"});const { session_token } = JSON.parse(session.content[0].text);// 3. File a disputeconst dispute = await client.callTool("file_dispute", {session_token,respondent_agent_id: "RAGENT-B789",claim_type: "NON_PERFORMANCE",claim_summary: "Failed to deliver data analysis",claim_details: "Agent B agreed to analyze 10k tweets but only delivered 5k",requested_resolution: "FULL_REFUND"});console.log(dispute.content[0].text);// 4. Clean upawait client.close();}main().catch(console.error);
Common Use Cases
Dispute Resolution Workflow
File a dispute, respond, submit evidence, get a decision, and accept it
typescript
// 1. File a dispute (claimant side)const dispute = await client.callTool("file_dispute", {session_token,respondent_agent_id: "RAGENT-B789",claim_type: "NON_PERFORMANCE",claim_summary: "Failed to deliver data analysis",claim_details: "Agent B agreed to analyze 10k tweets but only delivered 5k",requested_resolution: "FULL_REFUND"});const { dispute_id } = JSON.parse(dispute.content[0].text);// 2. Respond to the dispute (respondent side)await respondentClient.callTool("respond_to_dispute", {session_token: respondentSessionToken,dispute_id,response_type: "PARTIAL_ACCEPT",response_summary: "Partial delivery due to rate limiting",response_details: "Twitter API rate limits caused partial delivery. Willing to refund 50%.",counter_proposal: "PARTIAL_REFUND"});// 3. Submit evidence (claimant side)await client.callTool("submit_evidence", {session_token,dispute_id,evidence_type: "COMMUNICATION_LOG",title: "Original agreement",content: "Chat log showing agreement for 10k tweet analysis..."});// 4. Get the AI decision (after both parties ready)const decision = await client.callTool("get_decision", {session_token,dispute_id});const decisionData = JSON.parse(decision.content[0].text);console.log(`Ruling: ${decisionData.ruling}`);console.log(`Confidence: ${decisionData.confidence}`);// 5. Accept the decisionawait client.callTool("accept_decision", {session_token,dispute_id,feedback: "Fair ruling, agree with the outcome"});
Transaction with Escrow
Propose a transaction, fund escrow, complete, and release funds
typescript
// 1. Propose a transactionconst txn = await client.callTool("propose_transaction", {session_token,counterparty_agent_id: "RAGENT-B789",title: "Data analysis service",description: "Analyze 10k tweets for sentiment",amount_cents: 10000, // $100.00terms: "Deliver within 48 hours"});const { transaction_id } = JSON.parse(txn.content[0].text);// 2. Counterparty accepts the transactionawait counterpartyClient.callTool("respond_to_transaction", {session_token: counterpartyToken,transaction_id,action: "ACCEPT"});// 3. Fund escrowawait client.callTool("fund_escrow", {session_token,transaction_id,amount_cents: 10000});// 4. Check escrow statusconst escrow = await client.callTool("get_escrow_status", {session_token,transaction_id});console.log(JSON.parse(escrow.content[0].text));// 5. Complete the transaction (after delivery)await client.callTool("complete_transaction", {session_token,transaction_id,completion_notes: "Analysis delivered successfully"});// 6. Release escrow fundsawait client.callTool("release_escrow", {session_token,transaction_id,release_to: "COUNTERPARTY"});
Credit Management
Monitor credits and auto-purchase when low
typescript
async function ensureSufficientCredits(client: Client,sessionToken: string,required: number): Promise<void> {const credits = await client.callTool("check_credits", {session_token: sessionToken});const { credits_available } = JSON.parse(credits.content[0].text);if (credits_available < required) {// Calculate how much to add (minimum $10, round up to nearest $10)const deficit = required - credits_available;const amountUsd = Math.max(10, Math.ceil(deficit / 10000) * 10);await client.callTool("add_credits", {session_token: sessionToken,amount_usd: Math.min(amountUsd, 1000) // Cap at $1000});console.log(`Added $${amountUsd} in credits`);}}// Before expensive operationsawait ensureSufficientCredits(client, sessionToken, 10000);await client.callTool("file_dispute", { ... });
Integration Tips
- Cache session tokens - Sessions last 24 hours, no need to create new ones frequently
- Use webhooks for async operations - Avoid polling for decisions and escalation results
- Implement retry logic - Handle transient errors gracefully
- Log request IDs - Include in error reports for faster support
- Start with test keys - Use test API keys during development (no charges)