nad-wallet

What This Skill Does

The Nad Wallet skill provides autonomous agents with a secure, native identity on the Monad blockchain. Designed specifically for the Nad ecosystem (nad.fun, NadMail, and NadName), this skill enables agents to handle cryptographic tasks without human intervention. It supports programmatic wallet generation, private key management through secure environment variables, and industry-standard signing methods like SIWE (Sign-In with Ethereum). By utilizing Monad's high-performance chain infrastructure (Chain ID 143), this tool allows agents to manage their own MON token balances, authenticate with Web3 services, and interact with decentralized applications natively.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your agent, execute the following command in your OpenClaw environment: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/daaab/nad-wallet

Ensure your agent environment is configured with the necessary RPC credentials for the Monad network. We highly recommend using the --env flag during the initial wallet creation process to ensure your private keys remain outside of persistent storage files.

Use Cases

• Automated Web3 Authentication: Agents can programmatically sign SIWE messages to log into services like NadMail without requiring manual input.
• Portfolio Management: Agents can monitor their MON token balances and trigger transactions based on predefined financial logic.
• On-chain Identity: Registering or resolving identities within the NadName system to allow for human-readable agent identification.
• DeFi Interaction: Agents can participate in ecosystem-specific pools or platforms on Monad by signing transactions directly from their autonomous wallet.

Example Prompts

1. "Check my Nad Wallet balance and confirm if I have enough MON to register the domain 'agent-zero.nad'."
2. "Sign this SIWE authentication message for NadMail using my configured environment private key."
3. "Create a new secure Monad wallet for a secondary agent task and export the keys to my current environment settings."

Tips & Limitations

• Security: Never commit private keys to version control. Always prioritize the use of environment variables over file-based storage.
• Permissions: Ensure the user running the agent has the correct file system permissions if you choose to use local file-based wallet storage (use chmod 600).
• Network: This skill is hardcoded for the Monad blockchain; it will not work for transactions on Ethereum Mainnet or other L2s unless modified.