near-batch-sender

What This Skill Does

The NEAR Batch Sender skill for OpenClaw is a powerful utility designed to streamline multi-step blockchain interactions on the NEAR Protocol. It automates high-volume transactions, allowing users to execute batch transfers of native NEAR tokens, distribute non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and claim staking rewards or airdrops in a single, orchestrated workflow. By abstracting the complexity of constructing multi-action transactions, it significantly reduces the time spent on manual blockchain operations. A critical feature is its built-in cost estimation, which allows users to gauge the necessary gas and fees before committing to the network, preventing failed transactions due to insufficient balance.

Installation

To add this skill to your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/shaiss/near-batch-sender

Ensure that you have the NEAR CLI installed and configured on your machine, as this skill acts as an intelligent wrapper around the underlying NEAR Protocol transaction APIs.

Use Cases

• Airdrop Distribution: Easily send tokens to hundreds of community members or contributors using a pre-defined JSON manifest.
• NFT Inventory Management: Mass-transfer digital assets from a treasury account to multiple winners or secondary wallets without manual intervention.
• Yield Management: Batch claim rewards from various staking pools or liquidity farming contracts to optimize transaction efficiency and reduce total gas overhead.
• Governance Operations: Execute batch proposals or payouts for DAOs that require multiple individual transactions to be settled simultaneously.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, use near-batch send to distribute these rewards from my account to the list in rewards_may.json."
2. "Estimate the gas cost for transferring the NFT collection listed in bulk_nft.json using my account 'collector.near'."
3. "Run a batch claim for the rewards defined in project_drops.json and track the progress until completion."

Tips & Limitations

• Safety First: Always run near-batch estimate before executing any transactions to verify costs and ensure your account has sufficient balance.
• Data Integrity: Verify the structure of your JSON files against the skill documentation. Incorrect formatting may lead to failed transactions.
• Network Congestion: During periods of high network traffic, consider that large batches may take longer to confirm; monitor progress through the provided feedback loops.
• Account Security: Ensure the sender_account used has the necessary permissions to sign transactions on behalf of the operations intended.