Eliza Cloud Integration, add MCP + A2A service starter, integrate CLI and starter projects tight

[lalalune]

The goal of this PR is to tightly integrate the elizaos cloud plugin, which now can use cloud as a db and storage provider, and encourage users through the CLI to get up and running with elizaos cloud. CLI should auto log them in, provision API key and make sure project is set up.

Please thoroughly review and understand the create -> deploy -> publish and monetize flow, may still need some work

[claude]

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Reviewing Eliza Cloud Integration PR

Todo List:

• Analyze PR architecture and scope (75 files, 9925+ additions)
• Review security critical files (authentication, API keys, cloud integration)
• Check test coverage for new functionality
• Verify TypeScript usage and proper imports
• Check package.json files for correct tool usage (bun only)
• Review cloud service implementation
• Check CLI integration and user flow
• Verify error handling and edge cases
• Provide actionable feedback

Critical Issues Found

❌ CRITICAL: Missing tests for plugin-elizacloud → Fix: Add comprehensive test files for all cloud services, database adapter, and storage functionality

❌ CRITICAL: TypeScript any types used in transcription.ts:34,63 → Fix: Replace as never and any casting with proper type definitions for ArrayBufferLike

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Console.log in production code (config.ts:55) → Fix: Replace with proper logger usage

⚠️ IMPORTANT: API key validation in cloud service relies only on format → Fix: Add actual API validation before storing credentials

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Private key in service-starter config without validation → Fix: Add private key format validation and security warnings

💡 SUGGESTION: service-starter test coverage incomplete → Consider: Add integration tests for A2A/MCP endpoints and x402 payment flows

💡 SUGGESTION: Error handling in cloud services could be more robust → Consider: Add retry logic and better error classification for network failures

Positive Observations

✅ Correct tool usage - all package.json files use bun commands only
✅ Proper @elizaos/core imports throughout
✅ Good CLI integration with cloud account service
✅ Comprehensive cloud plugin with proper model handlers
✅ Service-starter has basic test coverage with bun:test

Security Assessment

The authentication flow appears secure with proper Bearer token usage, but validation could be stronger. No hardcoded secrets found, API keys properly sourced from environment variables.

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✨ Finishing touches

🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)

• Create PR with unit tests
• Post copyable unit tests in a comment
• Commit unit tests in branch cloud

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[claude]

Claude finished @lalalune's task —— View job

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Reviewing Eliza Cloud Integration PR

Todo List:

• Read CLAUDE.md for repo guidelines
• Analyze PR architecture and scope (75 files, 9925+ additions)
• Review security critical files (authentication, API keys, cloud integration)
• Check test coverage for new functionality
• Verify TypeScript usage and proper imports
• Check package.json files for correct tool usage (bun only)
• Review cloud service implementation
• Check CLI integration and user flow
• Verify error handling and edge cases
• Provide actionable feedback

Critical Issues Found

❌ CRITICAL: Missing tests for plugin-elizacloud → Fix: Add comprehensive test files for all cloud services, database adapter, and storage functionality

❌ CRITICAL: TypeScript any types used in transcription.ts:34,63 → Fix: Replace as never and any casting with proper type definitions for ArrayBufferLike

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Console.log in production code (config.ts:55) → Fix: Replace with proper logger usage

⚠️ IMPORTANT: API key validation in cloud service relies only on format → Fix: Add actual API validation before storing credentials

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Private key in service-starter config without validation → Fix: Add private key format validation and security warnings

💡 SUGGESTION: service-starter test coverage incomplete → Consider: Add integration tests for A2A/MCP endpoints and x402 payment flows

💡 SUGGESTION: Error handling in cloud services could be more robust → Consider: Add retry logic and better error classification for network failures

Positive Observations

✅ Correct tool usage - all package.json files use bun commands only
✅ Proper @elizaos/core imports throughout
✅ Good CLI integration with cloud account service
✅ Comprehensive cloud plugin with proper model handlers
✅ Service-starter has basic test coverage with bun:test

Security Assessment

The authentication flow appears secure with proper Bearer token usage, but validation could be stronger. No hardcoded secrets found, API keys properly sourced from environment variables.

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[ChristopherTrimboli]

my Understanding is elizaOS should always be undercase