sharkflow

What This Skill Does

SharkFlow is a professional-grade on-chain automation agent designed to streamline DeFi operations. It functions as a robust middleware between the user and the blockchain, enabling complex multi-step workflows, queue management, and multi-signature security protocols. By abstracting the technical complexity of smart contract interactions, SharkFlow allows users to batch execute transactions, schedule recurring investments (DCA), and manage cross-platform yield farming strategies from a unified command-line interface or agentic flow.

Installation

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

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/gztanht/sharkflow

Alternatively, you can install it via NPM for standalone use:

npx @gztanht/sharkflow

Ensure your config/wallets.json is properly populated with your addresses and signature requirements before executing the first task.

Use Cases

SharkFlow is ideal for sophisticated DeFi power users and DAOs. Common use cases include:

• Automated Yield Strategy: Regularly depositing rewards into liquidity pools like Aave or Compound.
• DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging): Setting up recurring swap tasks to accumulate assets over time without manual intervention.
• DAO Governance & Security: Coordinating multi-signature transactions for treasury management or protocol interaction, ensuring no single point of failure.
• Cross-Chain Portfolio Rebalancing: Managing assets across various bridges like Stargate and Hop with pre-defined validation rules.

Example Prompts

1. "SharkFlow, queue a daily deposit of 100 USDT into Aave every Monday at 9 AM UTC."
2. "Execute a batch swap from 0.5 ETH to USDC using 1inch and bridge the output to Arbitrum using Stargate."
3. "Initiate a new multi-sig transaction with 3 required signers and notify the team via Telegram once it is ready for approval."

Tips & Limitations

• Safety First: Always use the --dry-run flag before executing batches to simulate gas usage and potential failure points.
• Rate Limiting: Be aware that high-frequency automation might conflict with specific platform cooldowns or liquidity restrictions.
• Wallet Security: Ensure your config/wallets.json is stored securely; never hardcode private keys in plaintext if you are not using a secure Key Management Service (KMS).
• Limitations: Currently, SharkFlow focuses on EVM-compatible chains. Support for non-EVM chains is pending future updates.