Aiusd

What This Skill Does

The Aiusd skill provides a robust interface for users to interact with the AIUSD financial ecosystem directly through the OpenClaw agent. By utilizing the MCP (Model Context Protocol) architecture, it facilitates secure and efficient management of trading activities and account-related operations. The skill acts as a bridge between the agent and the AIUSD backend, enabling users to perform actions such as retrieving real-time balance inquiries, executing trade orders, managing staking positions, initiating withdrawals, and topping up gas fees for transaction processing. Furthermore, it allows for the comprehensive retrieval of transaction history, giving users full visibility into their financial footprint on the platform.

Installation

To integrate this functionality into your environment, use the OpenClaw command-line interface. Run the following command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chaunceyliu/aiusd. Ensure your environment has the necessary permissions to access external network resources, as the skill communicates with the AIUSD backend to maintain real-time data accuracy. It is highly recommended to perform a aiusd-skill tools --detailed command immediately after installation to verify the current schema and available tool definitions, as the platform evolves rapidly.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for power users who require rapid interaction with their digital assets without leaving the chat interface. You can use it to monitor market positions, hedge your portfolio by staking assets, or ensure your wallet has sufficient gas for upcoming network transactions. It is also useful for users needing to perform quick account audits by pulling recent transaction logs to reconcile historical activity.

Example Prompts

1. "Check my current AIUSD balance and provide a summary of my last three transactions."
2. "Top up my gas wallet with 50 AIUSD tokens to ensure I can cover upcoming trading costs."
3. "Execute a market buy order for 200 AIUSD tokens now."

Tips & Limitations

Authentication is the primary requirement for successful operation. The skill supports multiple auth layers, prioritizing your MCP_HUB_TOKEN environment variable, followed by mcporter OAuth, or a local token file located at ~/.mcp-hub/token.json. If you encounter unauthorized errors, please ensure your session is active. If you need to re-authenticate, follow the browser-based flow provided by the system. Remember, the skill relies on the AIUSD backend; therefore, downtime on the official website may affect the agent's ability to process your requests. Always verify your transaction status in the terminal if the agent reports an ambiguous state.