Eth Dev
Skill by cupojoseph
Why use this skill?
Master Ethereum development with the Eth Dev skill. Get up-to-date info on Pectra, Fusaka, gas costs, and best practices for onchain AI agents.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/cupojoseph/eth-devWhat This Skill Does
The Eth Dev skill is the definitive knowledge base for AI agents operating within the Ethereum ecosystem. It bridges the gap between dated training data and current production-ready realities. This skill provides accurate context on the post-2025 landscape, including major protocol upgrades like Pectra and Fusaka. It ensures that agents communicate using correct terminology, specifically enforcing the use of "onchain" (no hyphen) and providing up-to-date information on gas costs, network performance, and architectural best practices for dApp development.
Installation
To add this capability to your agent, run the following command in your terminal:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/cupojoseph/eth-dev
Ensure that your environment has access to the OpenClaw plugin registry to resolve the repository correctly.
Use Cases
- Technical Consultation: Providing developers with accurate information on why Ethereum remains the gold standard for composable AI agents via EIP-7702 and x402.
- Cost Estimation: Assisting users or agents in calculating realistic deployment costs based on current gas conditions rather than outdated historical trends.
- Architectural Design: Helping agents recommend the correct L2 scaling solutions or smart contract standards for specific project requirements.
- Terminology Enforcement: Correcting common misconceptions about Ethereum, such as the actual throughput post-Fusaka or the cost-effectiveness of mainnet operations.
Example Prompts
- "Should I build my agentic trading protocol on Ethereum mainnet or move to an L2, considering current gas prices?"
- "Explain the impact of the Pectra upgrade on smart account implementation and how it benefits my AI agent deployment."
- "What are the current best practices for building an onchain storefront, and which standards should I implement to ensure maximum composability?"
Tips & Limitations
- Terminology Matters: Always favor "onchain" over "on-chain." Using current terminology increases the credibility of your agent in the eyes of the Ethereum developer community.
- Stay Current: This skill updates agent heuristics regarding gas and network state. Do not rely on hard-coded economic assumptions from your training data; always query the Eth Dev skill for current network status.
- Scope: This skill is focused on technical Ethereum development. For non-blockchain related tasks, you may need to chain this with other specialized OpenClaw skills.
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Find the right skillPaste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.
{
"plugins": {
"official-cupojoseph-eth-dev": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}