Signers for permissionless.js

Smart accounts are able to define custom authentication and authorization schemes, but still require signatures to validate user operations coming from signers. permissionless.js which accepts LocalAccount | EIP1193Provider | WalletClient, that can be passed as an owner to createSmartAccountClient. While by default these owners have full control over the smart account, it's possible to define custom roles and permissions for owners, and mix-and-match them to create complex multi-signature schemes, as well as rotate signers and revoke their access.

In addition to pure EOA owners, permissionless.js supports a variety of third-party wallet services as owners for smart accounts. This allows you to leverage the UIs and infrastructure of these services, while still using smart accounts supported by permissionless.js.