eyebot-vaultbot

What This Skill Does

The eyebot-vaultbot skill is a sophisticated asset management layer for OpenClaw AI agents, specifically engineered for the secure handling of on-chain funds. At its core, it facilitates the deployment and operation of multi-signature (multi-sig) vaults, which require multiple authorized parties to approve transactions before they are broadcast to the network. By enforcing thresholds (e.g., 2-of-3 signatures), it eliminates the single point of failure inherent in standard hot wallets, significantly reducing the risk of unauthorized fund movement or catastrophic key loss. The skill provides granular control over treasury operations, allowing users to define specific spending limits, time-locked execution windows, and role-based access permissions. Beyond simple signing, it includes safety-critical features like transaction simulation to identify potential failures before they occur and an automated audit trail to maintain compliance and transparency for team or DAO funds.

Installation

To integrate the VaultBot capabilities into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/eyebots/eyebot-vaultbot

Ensure that your environment is properly authenticated with your preferred blockchain provider to allow for transaction broadcasting and signer management.

Use Cases

• Corporate Treasury Management: Automate payroll and vendor payments by requiring multiple department heads to sign off on outgoing transactions.
• DAO Governance: Execute treasury deployments based on community voting outcomes using automated threshold checks.
• Escrow Services: Create trustless, conditional wallets for freelance or OTC trades where funds are only released once both parties agree or a condition is met.
• Cold Storage Recovery: Implement social recovery options to ensure that even if a primary device is lost, funds remain accessible through designated backup signers.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, please create a new 2-of-3 multi-sig vault for our project treasury and invite these three wallet addresses as signers."
2. "VaultBot, propose a transaction to move 5 ETH to the development fund address, but set a 24-hour time lock on the execution."
3. "Show me the recent audit history for the DAO vault and check if there are any pending transactions awaiting my signature."

Tips & Limitations

• Tip: Always enable transaction simulation before confirming a proposal to verify gas costs and expected outcomes.
• Tip: Distribute signers across different security environments, such as hardware wallets and cold storage, to maximize the benefit of the multi-sig structure.
• Limitation: The vault performance is subject to network latency; during high-congestion periods, time-locked transactions may take longer than expected to broadcast.
• Security Warning: Ensure that all added signer addresses are verified manually to prevent social engineering attacks during the vault setup phase.