feat(new-plugin): add shogun sdk plugin

[dezcalimese]

Relates to

Integration of Lit Protocol and Shogun SDK plugins into the ElizaOS ecosystem

Risks

Medium

• Both plugins handle cryptocurrency transactions and sensitive operations
• Risks include:
  • Transaction security and validation
  • Private key management through PKPs
  • Cross-chain bridge security
  • Smart contract interactions
  • Rate limiting and capacity management

Background

What does this PR do?

Introduces two core plugins for ElizaOS:

1. @elizaos/plugin-lit:

• Implements secure blockchain transaction capabilities
• Manages PKP lifecycle and wallet operations
• Handles multi-chain (EVM + Solana) transactions
• Manages capacity credits and session authentication

2. @elizaos/plugin-shogun:

• Provides DeFi functionality through Shogun SDK
• Implements cross-chain token swaps
• Handles price quotes and slippage protection
• Integrates with multiple DEX aggregators

What kind of change is this?

Features (non-breaking change which adds functionality)

Documentation changes needed?

Yes, documentation changes are required:

• API documentation for both plugins
• Integration guides
• Configuration documentation
• Security best practices
• Example usage scenarios

Testing

Where should a reviewer start?

1. Review core plugin files:

@plugin-lit/src/
  ├── index.ts
  ├── actions/
  │   ├── sendEth.ts
  │   ├── sendSol.ts
  │   └── sendUSDC.ts
  └── providers/
      └── litProvider.ts

@plugin-shogun/src/
  ├── index.ts
  └── actions/
      ├── evmQuote.ts
      └── evmSwap.ts

Detailed testing steps

1. Setup environment

# Install dependencies
npm install @elizaos/plugin-lit @elizaos/plugin-shogun

# Configure environment variables
export LIT_PKP_PUBLIC_KEY="your_pkp_key"
export EVM_RPC_URL="your_rpc_url"

2. Test Lit Plugin

// Test ETH transfer
await runtime.executeAction('SEND_ETH', {
  amount: "0.01",
  recipient: "0x742d35Cc6634C0532925a3b844Bc454e4438f44e"
});

3. Test Shogun Plugin

// Test token swap quote
await runtime.executeAction('EVM_QUOTE', {
  fromToken: "ETH",
  toToken: "USDC",
  amount: "0.1"
});

4. Verify:

• Transaction success
• Gas optimization
• Error handling
• Security validations

None - Configuration is file-based

1. Configure environment variables
2. Deploy PKP infrastructure
3. Setup capacity credit system
4. Configure RPC endpoints
5. Deploy plugins
6. Monitor initial transactions
7. Verify security measures
   Both plugins require careful deployment with proper security measures and monitoring in place.

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[wtfsayo]

I dont understand why you're putting @shogun/sdk here instead of npm imports; very confusing; please send cleaner PR

[wtfsayo]

plz send cleaner PR and stick to convention