gas-war-sniper-teneo

What This Skill Does

The Gas War Sniper is a high-performance monitoring tool designed for Web3 developers, traders, and on-chain analysts to maintain granular control over transaction costs. Powered by the Teneo Protocol, this agent provides real-time, block-by-block gas analytics across multiple chains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, and more. It functions by continuously polling chain data to detect sudden spikes in gas fees, identifying the specific contracts or addresses driving these increases. By providing historical charts, contract identification, and active monitoring, it empowers users to optimize their transaction timing and avoid getting caught in costly gas wars.

Installation

To integrate this agent into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/firestream792/gas-war-sniper-teneo Ensure you have the latest Teneo SDK installed via NPM to support secure wallet authentication and transaction signing if required for premium features. Verify installation by running @gas-sniper-agent help to verify command availability.

Use Cases

• Arbitrage Opportunity Timing: Traders can monitor for gas spikes that signal high-volatility events, allowing them to time their trades to execute exactly when fees stabilize.
• Contract Auditing & Debugging: Developers can identify which specific contracts are consuming excessive gas in real-time, helping to identify problematic deployments.
• Transaction Optimization: Use the history and trend analysis to determine the most cost-effective periods to push large batches of transactions or initiate complex interactions.
• Alerting for Market Shifts: Set up automated watch monitors to notify you immediately when gas on your target network increases beyond a specified threshold.

Example Prompts

1. @gas-sniper-agent watch ethereum 20: This commands the agent to begin monitoring the Ethereum mainnet and alert me if gas prices spike by more than 20% in a single block.
2. @gas-sniper-agent history base: This requests a visual ASCII chart and recent trend data for the Base network, helping me see if gas prices are trending upward or downward today.
3. @gas-sniper-agent contract avalanche 0x123...: This identifies the specific smart contract associated with an address on the Avalanche network to investigate why it might be triggering high gas usage.

Tips & Limitations

• Precision: While the agent provides real-time data, network congestion can fluctuate in milliseconds. Always maintain a buffer in your gas limits.
• Multi-Chain Scope: Ensure you specify the correct network in your command. The agent supports major EVM chains; check the networks command for the full list of currently supported chain IDs.
• Performance: For continuous monitoring, keep the agent process alive. Stopping the agent will suspend all active watch sessions. Utilize status frequently to ensure your monitor is still active.