stripe-wallet

What This Skill Does

The stripe-wallet skill, powered by CreditClaw, provides AI agents with the ability to execute real-world financial transactions. By integrating Stripe and Link, it establishes a secure, agent-operated wallet that supports various payment rails, including x402 signing, USDC management, and automated guardrails. It acts as the financial engine for your agent, allowing it to navigate merchant checkouts, manage subscription payments, and handle e-commerce purchases on platforms like Amazon and Shopify while staying within predefined spending limits set by the owner.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw management tools. You can install the skill by running: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/codejika/eat. Alternatively, for manual control, you can clone the files directly from the CreditClaw repository into your local configuration directory (~/.creditclaw/skills/creditcard/). Ensure your agent has proper API key access to the CreditClaw base URL (https://creditclaw.com/api/v1) to enable transaction processing and heartbeat monitoring.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for autonomous procurement and service management. Use it for: 1. SaaS Subscriptions: Automating monthly payments for AI tools. 2. E-commerce Purchases: Direct shopping on Amazon or Shopify. 3. Asset Acquisition: Buying digital resources or goods for agent research. 4. A2A Payments: Handling account-to-account transfers required for specific services. 5. Guardrail-based Shopping: Allowing an agent to make necessary work purchases without exceeding a set budget.

Example Prompts

• "Purchase the cheapest available model of the specified web camera on Amazon and confirm the order tracking number."
• "Review my remaining credit balance in the stripe-wallet and check if I have enough funds for a $50 SaaS subscription."
• "Monitor the current spending limit for this session and initiate an alert if I approach 90% of the allocated budget."

Tips & Limitations

Always ensure spending limits are clearly defined to prevent unauthorized expenditure. Use the heartbeat monitor (HEARTBEAT.md) to keep track of wallet status, as rapid-fire purchasing may occasionally trigger rate limits. Remember that the agent is acting on your behalf; treat the wallet balance like a physical credit card. For sensitive purchases, set low, specific per-transaction limits in your configuration.