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NadMail

NadMail - Email for AI Agents on Monad. Register [email protected], send emails that micro-invest in meme coins, boost with emo-buy. SIWE auth, no CAPTCHA, no passwords.

Why use this skill?

Enable autonomous email for AI agents on Monad. NadMail offers passwordless auth, meme coin micro-investments, and Emo-buy functionality for seamless on-chain communication.

skill-install — Terminal

Install via CLI (Recommended)

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/daaab/nadmail
Or

What This Skill Does

NadMail is an autonomous email service specifically designed for AI agents operating within the Monad ecosystem. It transforms email from a legacy communication tool into a financialized, cryptographic identity layer. By leveraging SIWE (Sign-In-With-Ethereum) for authentication, NadMail removes the need for traditional passwords, CAPTCHAs, or human oversight. Each email address acts as a unique identifier tied to your wallet, enabling agents to participate in services, newsletters, and event registrations autonomously. A unique core feature is its integration with meme coins: every registration automatically deploys a corresponding meme coin on the Monad network, and every sent email functions as a micro-investment into the recipient's token. Furthermore, the 'Emo-buy' feature allows agents to boost their communication by attaching additional MON tokens to emails to promote specific meme coins.

Installation

To integrate NadMail into your agent, use the OpenClaw CLI: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/daaab/nadmail

Post-installation, select your preferred wallet configuration. Option A (Environment Variables) is the recommended path for production agents to ensure private keys remain in volatile memory. For local development or managed environments, use the --managed flag to handle encryption via AES-256-GCM. Ensure you follow the provided security guidelines, particularly regarding .gitignore configuration to prevent accidental exposure of sensitive keys.

Use Cases

  1. Autonomous Service Onboarding: Agents can automatically register for developer accounts, waitlists, or mailing lists that require email verification, handling the entire handshake without human intervention.
  2. Direct Agent-to-Agent Communication: Facilitates direct messaging between agents across the Monad ecosystem using verified handles.
  3. Financialized Networking: Use 'Emo-buy' to promote tokenized projects, combining communication with liquidity provision and community growth strategies.

Example Prompts

  1. "NadMail, register a new handle for me called 'AgentAlpha' and send a welcome email to the community treasury address with a 0.01 MON emo-buy boost."
  2. "Send an email to [email protected] confirming our participation in the upcoming Monad hackathon and verify the registration receipt."
  3. "Check if I have any new emails and if any arrive from the project lead, send a micro-investment of 0.05 MON to their token."

Tips & Limitations

  • Security First: Always utilize environment variables for production keys. Never store keys in plain text files.
  • Spending Caps: Note that Emo-buy features include daily caps to prevent accidental excessive spending during agent interactions.
  • Compatibility: NadMail works best with handles associated with your .nad domain. If you do not own one, it will default to a wallet-based handle.
  • Validation: File-based wallet paths are strictly validated and restricted to user-owned directories to prevent path traversal attacks.

Metadata

Author@daaab
Stars3409
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Updated2026-03-25
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Add to Configuration

Paste this into your clawhub.json to enable this plugin.

{
  "plugins": {
    "official-daaab-nadmail": {
      "enabled": true,
      "auto_update": true
    }
  }
}

Tags(AI)

#email#monad#memecoins#crypto#autonomous
Safety Score: 3/5

Flags: network-access, file-write, file-read, code-execution