openclaw-wallet

What This Skill Does

The openclaw-wallet skill serves as a comprehensive, multi-chain infrastructure layer for AI agents operating within the Solana and EVM ecosystems. It provides a robust suite of 27 integrated tools that handle the entire lifecycle of blockchain interaction, from secure wallet generation and key management to sophisticated decentralized exchange (DEX) trading, cross-chain bridging, and market research. By providing real-time access to liquidity data, gainers/losers analytics, and tiered token launch capabilities, it enables agents to act as autonomous financial analysts and execution modules. It simplifies the complex requirements of multi-chain interoperability into straightforward, reliable function calls, ensuring that agents can manage assets and execute swaps safely and effectively.

Installation

To integrate this skill, execute the following command within your environment: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/loomlay/openclaw-wallet. Once installed, ensure you have the required npm package by running npm install @loomlay/openclaw-wallet-plugin. Authentication is handled seamlessly by the plugin, which registers an API key automatically on the first run and stores it locally. Users who require custom credentials can bypass this by setting the LOOMLAY_API_KEY environment variable. Before performing any financial transactions, it is mandatory to execute the wallet_get check to verify whether a local wallet exists and, if not, invoke wallet_create to initialize your account. Always ensure your seed phrase is backed up immediately upon creation.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for high-autonomy scenarios including: Portfolio Management where an agent rebalances assets based on market conditions; Algorithmic Trading where an agent identifies entry points using DEX market data and executes swaps; Liquidity Research where an agent tracks trending tokens and provides insights before a human decision; and Autonomous Launchpad interaction where agents manage the complexities of participating in new token offerings across multiple chains.

Example Prompts

1. "Check my current Solana wallet balance and list the top 5 trending tokens on Raydium right now."
2. "If my SOL balance is above 2, swap 50% of it into USDC and bridge the funds to my Ethereum wallet."
3. "Analyze the market cap of the latest token launch and tell me if it meets my safety criteria for a small buy order."

Tips & Limitations

Always implement a multi-step confirmation flow: request a quote via swap_quote, present the findings to the human user for approval, and only then trigger the swap function. Never execute transactions without verifying the response success status. Keep in mind that blockchain transactions are irreversible; ensure your agent's logic includes strict boundary checks on transaction amounts and slippage tolerances. Monitor the retryAfter field in error objects to handle rate limiting gracefully during periods of high network congestion.