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createAvokClient

There are two factories named createAvokClient. They differ by entry point. The two-argument wired factory is what most apps use. wallet is the operator identity, a WalletInfo: { name?: string; rdns?: string; icon?: string }. Every field is optional. Set name and rdns for a proper display name and a stable id; if you omit either, the wiring derives it from the page’s own origin (name from the hostname, rdns from its reverse-DNS form) so the announced identity is honest, never anonymous and never an Avok brand. rdnsFromOrigin(origin) is exported if you want to compute the id yourself.

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ClientConfig

Passed as the first argument to createAvokClient. | rpcUrls | RpcOverrides | No | registry public endpoint (development only) | RPC endpoints per chain. Set for production. | | storage | StorageAdapter | No | - | Adapter for non-secret state (e.g. session metadata). | | nonceAllocator | NonceAllocator | No | random 256-bit | Intent-nonce allocation. Use createSequentialNonceAllocator(storage) on L1. | | defaultDeadlineSeconds | number | No | 3600 | Deadline window for sponsored batch signatures. |
deps is an internal test-injection seam. SPONSORED.md documents how to inject a custom Bundler or Paymaster7677 through it when a URL is not enough.

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The client surface

Every client has the use-only surface. A self-custody (own-origin) connection additionally gets the management verbs.

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UseOnlyAvokClient

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FullAvokClient (adds, self-custody only)

The wired client (from @avokjs/core) also has getEip1193Provider(): Eip1193Provider.
The public client has no .evm.send method. Sending and signing go through the announced provider. See The provider, not hooks.

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Account

There is no name field. A name is add-on data an app resolves and holds itself. See Resolve names.