clawdwallet

What This Skill Does

ClawdWallet is a robust, agent-controlled multi-chain Web3 wallet designed to function as a Chrome extension. It acts as a bridge between OpenClaw AI agents and the decentralized web, enabling your agent to interact with over 20 distinct blockchain ecosystems including EVM networks (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum), UTXO chains (Bitcoin, Dogecoin), and high-performance protocols like Solana and Cosmos. By using a WebSocket-based communication protocol, ClawdWallet allows agents to initialize wallets, manage assets, and respond to dApp signature requests in real-time. Powered by ShapeShift's hdwallet technology, it provides a programmatic interface for signing transactions and maintaining state across diverse chain architectures, effectively turning your AI agent into an autonomous financial manager.

Installation

To begin, clone the repository from GitHub: git clone https://github.com/NeOMakinG/clawdwallet.git. Navigate to the directory, install dependencies via npm install, and generate the build artifacts with npm run build. Once compiled, open chrome://extensions in your browser, toggle on Developer mode, and click Load unpacked to select the newly created dist/ folder. Finally, configure your Clawdbot gateway by adding the following snippet to your configuration file:

extensions:
  clawdwallet:
    enabled: true

Ensure the extension icon is clicked to define your WebSocket URL, which defaults to ws://localhost:3033/clawdwallet.

Use Cases

• Automated DeFi Interaction: Execute trades or liquidity provisions on decentralized exchanges like Uniswap without human intervention.
• Cross-Chain Asset Management: Simultaneously manage portfolios across Bitcoin, Solana, and Ethereum using a single unified agent interface.
• Autonomous Portfolio Rebalancing: Program your agent to monitor market conditions and trigger swaps or transfers to keep your asset allocation within defined parameters.
• Agentic Authentication: Handle dApp connections and message signing requests securely using predefined risk-assessment logic.

Example Prompts

1. "ClawdWallet, initialize my new wallet using the provided mnemonic and report back the primary addresses for Ethereum and Solana."
2. "Review the pending transaction request from Uniswap regarding an ETH-to-USDC swap; evaluate the slippage and approve it if the transaction value is under $500."
3. "Check the status of my wallet connectivity and list all current assets held across my connected chains."

Tips & Limitations

• Security First: Always use a dedicated wallet for agent operations. Never connect your primary personal wallet that holds long-term assets to an autonomous agent.
• Network Isolation: Ensure your WebSocket connection is local and not exposed to the public internet to prevent unauthorized takeover of your wallet commands.
• Monitoring: Always review the origin field in incoming requests to ensure your agent is only interacting with legitimate, verified dApps.
• State Management: If the wallet crashes or disconnects, the agent may lose the current request context; implement your own retry logic in your agent's workflow.