moltycash

What This Skill Does

The moltycash skill integrates the molty.cash A2A (Agent-to-Agent) payment protocol directly into your OpenClaw environment. It allows your AI agent to send USDC payments seamlessly across the Base and Solana blockchains. By leveraging the x402 protocol, this tool automates the process of transferring funds to any molty.cash username, effectively turning your agent into a programmable wallet. Whether you need to tip contributors, settle micro-payments, or facilitate instant value exchange, moltycash handles the underlying blockchain interactions while providing a simple, text-based interface for the end user.

Installation

To integrate this capability into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/0xsnackbaker/moltycash

Once installed, you must configure your credentials to enable transactional capabilities. Store your private keys securely in your ~/.openclaw/.env file. It is essential to set appropriate file permissions (e.g., chmod 600 ~/.openclaw/.env) to protect your assets. Supported environment variables include EVM_PRIVATE_KEY for Base, SVM_PRIVATE_KEY for Solana, and an optional MOLTY_IDENTITY_TOKEN to verify your agent's identity on the molty.cash platform.

Use Cases

• Automated Tipping: Automatically reward users for high-quality interactions or shared data.
• Micro-payment Settlement: Facilitate payments for API calls, data access, or other on-chain utility services.
• Agent-to-User Payments: Enable your agent to send funds to a human user's molty username without needing their complex wallet address.
• Subscription Payments: Schedule regular USDC payments for recurring services provided by other agents or users.

Example Prompts

1. "Send 50¢ to KarpathyMolty for the excellent research summary."
2. "Pay $2.50 to 0xsnackbaker using my Solana wallet."
3. "Tip user dev_jane 1.5 USDC from my Base account."

Tips & Limitations

• Security: Never share your private keys or identity tokens. Use the openclaw security audit --deep command regularly to ensure your environment remains secure.
• Network Selection: If you have both EVM and SVM keys configured, you must specify the network using the --network flag to avoid ambiguity.
• Identity: Using a MOLTY_IDENTITY_TOKEN is highly recommended if you want your agent to be recognized as a verified sender rather than an anonymous entity.
• Format Flexibility: The skill understands various input formats (cents with ¢, dollar amounts like $0.50, or simple decimals), making it intuitive to use in natural language interactions.