basecred
Fetch onchain reputation profiles via BaseCred SDK (Ethos, Talent Protocol, Farcaster/Neynar). Use when the user wants to check wallet reputation, builder score, creator score, Ethos credibility, or Farcaster account quality for any 0x address. Supports multi-source unified profiles with level derivation and recency tracking.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/callmedas69/basecredWhat This Skill Does
The BaseCred skill serves as an advanced onchain reputation aggregator for the OpenClaw agent. By interfacing with the BaseCred SDK, it fetches, parses, and interprets multi-source identity data for any Ethereum-compatible (0x) address. It consolidates data from Ethos Network, Talent Protocol, and Farcaster (via Neynar) to provide a holistic view of a wallet's digital footprint. The skill handles the complexity of API authentication and data normalization, allowing users to understand the credibility and onchain status of any address they are interacting with.
Installation
To integrate BaseCred into your agent, use the ClawHub CLI:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/callmedas69/basecred
Once installed, ensure your workspace is configured properly. Install the dependencies by running npm i basecred-sdk in your project root. You must populate your .env file with the required TALENT_PROTOCOL_API_KEY and an optional NEYNAR_API_KEY for advanced Farcaster metrics. The skill operates by executing a script located within your workspace that points to the SDK, making it vital to maintain the standard directory structure provided in the source repository.
Use Cases
BaseCred is ideal for identifying high-trust collaborators in DAOs, screening prospective members for NFT drops or whitelist access, and analyzing the historical activity of wallets interacting with your protocol. It is specifically designed to distinguish between active builders, casual creators, and potentially fraudulent or inactive actors by surfacing granular details like review sentiment, vouch counts, and builder scores.
Example Prompts
- "Analyze the reputation profile of 0x71C7656EC7ab88b098defB751B7401B5f6d8976F. What does their Ethos and Talent Protocol score say about their reliability?"
- "Is the wallet 0x483adf... a trusted Farcaster user, and what is their current builder level on Talent Protocol?"
- "Check the credibility of this address 0x9b0... and highlight any negative reviews or stale activity that might be a red flag."
Tips & Limitations
Always check the recency attribute of the profile data before making high-stakes decisions. If the status is marked as 'dormant' or 'stale', treat the score as an incomplete picture of the current reality. Leverage the reference files in references/output-schema.md to map raw numeric scores to meaningful human-readable levels. Note that while Ethos does not require an API key, Farcaster features will be unavailable if the Neynar key is omitted. Use the actionable advice from the agent—like identifying zero-vouch accounts as low-risk/low-trust—to streamline your decision-making workflows.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-callmedas69-basecred": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: network-access, file-read, external-api, code-execution
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