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This skill should be used when the user asks to "set up the SDK", "initialize BankrClient", "configure wallet", "set up payment wallet", "connect wallet to Bankr", "get wallet address", "set up environment variables", "configure private key", "two wallet setup", "separate payment and trading wallets", or needs help with SDK client initialization, two-wallet configuration, wallet address derivation, environment setup, or BankrClient options.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "send tokens", "transfer ETH", "send USDC to", "transfer NFT", "wrap ETH", "unwrap WETH", "bridge tokens", "mint NFT", "buy NFT", "approve token", "build transaction", "DeFi transaction", or needs to build transactions for transfers, approvals, NFT operations, cross-chain bridges, ETH/WETH conversions, or DeFi interactions beyond simple swaps using the Bankr SDK.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "swap tokens", "exchange ETH for USDC", "buy DEGEN", "sell tokens", "swap on Base", "trade crypto", "convert ETH to WETH", "exchange tokens", "token swap code", "0x routing", or any token swap operation. Also use for questions about ERC20 approvals, allowanceTarget, swap transaction execution, or building swap transactions with the Bankr SDK.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "scaffold a Bankr SDK project", "create new SDK bot", "build a Bankr web service", "create Bankr dashboard", "build Bankr CLI tool", "project structure for SDK", "x402 project types", or needs guidance on directory structures and templates for different types of Bankr SDK integrations.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "job status", "check if request completed", "cancel request", "why is my request taking so long", "poll for result", "batch requests", "retry failed request", "request timeout", "async operations", "job lifecycle", "manual polling", or needs advanced control over SDK async operations, manual job polling, batch processing, retry logic, or job cancellation.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "implement Bankr SDK client", "write bankr-client.ts", "create SDK client setup", "common files for SDK project", "package.json for Bankr SDK", "tsconfig for Bankr", "SDK TypeScript patterns", "execute SDK transactions", or needs the reusable client code and common project files for Bankr SDK integrations.

This skill should be used when the user asks "what can the SDK do", "what prompts does Bankr support", "SDK features", "supported operations", "what can I build with Bankr", "Bankr SDK capabilities", "what chains are supported", "what tokens can I trade", "SDK supported commands", or wants to understand the full range of operations available through the Bankr SDK.

This skill should be used when the user asks "what are my balances", "how much ETH do I have", "check my wallet", "show my tokens", "portfolio value", "what tokens do I own", "NFT holdings", "how much USDC", "get token balances", "wallet contents", or any question about token balances, wallet contents, portfolio values, or NFT holdings across chains using the Bankr SDK.

This skill should be used when building payment systems, implementing token transfers, or adding ENS/social handle resolution. Supports wallet addresses, ENS names, and social handles.

This skill should be used when building trading bots, implementing swap functionality, or adding cross-chain bridge support. Covers same-chain swaps, cross-chain bridges, ETH/WETH conversions, and amount formats.

This skill should be used when building token launch tools, implementing Clanker integration, or adding fee claiming functionality. Covers ERC20 deployment, metadata updates, and trading fees.

This skill should be used when building apps that need to sign messages, sign typed data (EIP-712), sign transactions, or submit raw transactions via the Bankr API. Covers the synchronous /agent/sign and /agent/submit endpoints with TypeScript patterns.

This skill should be used when building secure Bankr integrations, implementing API key management, configuring access controls, setting up dedicated agent wallets, or handling rate limits and security best practices in Bankr API projects.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "scaffold a Bankr project", "create new Bankr bot", "build a Bankr web service", "create Bankr dashboard", "build Bankr CLI tool", "project structure for Bankr", "Bankr project types", or needs guidance on directory structures and templates for different types of Bankr API integrations.

This skill should be used when building portfolio dashboards, implementing balance checking, or adding multi-chain holdings views. Covers balances, holdings, and valuations across chains.

This skill should be used when building prediction market integrations, implementing betting functionality, or querying Polymarket odds. Covers market search, odds checking, and position management.

This skill should be used when building NFT marketplace integrations, implementing collection browsing, or adding floor price tracking. Covers OpenSea integration, floor prices, and NFT purchases.

This skill should be used when building market data displays, implementing price feeds, or adding technical analysis. Covers prices, market caps, technical analysis, sentiment, and trending tokens.

This skill should be used when building perpetual trading bots, implementing leverage functionality, or adding position management. Covers Avantis integration, long/short positions, and risk controls.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "implement Bankr client", "write bankr-client.ts", "create API client for Bankr", "common files for Bankr project", "package.json for Bankr", "tsconfig for Bankr", "Bankr TypeScript patterns", "Bankr response types", or needs the reusable client code and common project files for Bankr API integrations.

This skill should be used when building automated trading systems, implementing limit orders, or adding DCA/TWAP functionality. Covers limit orders, stop losses, DCA schedules, and TWAP execution.

This skill should be used when building apps that submit raw EVM transactions, custom contract calls, or need to execute pre-built calldata through Bankr. Covers JSON format, validation, and integration patterns.

This skill should be used when building the async job workflow, implementing polling loops, handling job status transitions, processing rich data, managing conversation threads, or understanding the full submit-poll-complete lifecycle of the Bankr Agent API.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "Bankr API", "Bankr Agent API", "how does Bankr work", "Bankr job status", "Bankr response format", or "building on Bankr". Provides endpoint documentation, job patterns, and TypeScript interfaces.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "send tokens", "transfer ETH", "send to ENS", "transfer to wallet", "send to @username", "transfer to Farcaster", "send to Twitter handle", or any asset transfer operation. Provides guidance on recipient resolution and transfer formats.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "buy crypto", "sell tokens", "swap ETH", "trade on Base", "exchange tokens", "cross-chain swap", "bridge tokens", "convert ETH to WETH", or any token trading operation. Provides guidance on supported chains, amount formats, and swap operations.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "deploy token", "create token", "launch token", "Clanker", "claim fees", "token metadata", "update token", "mint new token", or any token deployment operation. Provides guidance on deploying ERC20 tokens via Clanker.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "sign a message", "sign typed data", "sign a transaction", "submit a transaction", "submit raw transaction", "personal_sign", "EIP-712", "eth_signTypedData", "eth_signTransaction", or any direct signing or transaction submission operation. Covers the synchronous /agent/sign and /agent/submit endpoints.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "API key security", "read-only key", "IP whitelist", "rate limits", "dedicated wallet", "agent wallet", "key rotation", "access control", or any safety, security, or access control topic related to Bankr.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "my balance", "portfolio", "token holdings", "check balance", "how much do I have", "wallet balance", "what tokens do I own", "show my holdings", or any balance/portfolio query. Provides guidance on checking balances across chains.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "Polymarket", "prediction markets", "betting odds", "place a bet", "check odds", "market predictions", "what are the odds", "bet on election", "sports betting", or any prediction market operation. Provides guidance on searching markets, placing bets, and managing positions.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "buy NFT", "purchase NFT", "OpenSea", "NFT collection", "view my NFTs", "NFT holdings", "mint NFT", "NFT listings", or any NFT-related operation. Provides guidance on browsing, purchasing, and managing NFTs.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "token price", "market data", "technical analysis", "sentiment", "trending tokens", "price chart", "market cap", "token research", "what's the price of", "analyze token", or any market research query. Provides guidance on token research, analysis, and market intelligence.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "LLM gateway", "Bankr LLM", "LLM credits", "top up credits", "auto top-up", "llm.bankr.bot", "Claude Code gateway", "OpenClaw setup", "Cursor setup", "OpenCode setup", "LLM models", or any LLM gateway configuration or usage topic.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "leverage trading", "long position", "short position", "Avantis", "derivatives", "forex trading", "commodities trading", "open a position", "close position", "stop loss", "take profit", or any leveraged trading operation. Provides guidance on Avantis perpetuals trading.

This skill should be used when executing Bankr requests, submitting prompts to Bankr API, polling for job status, checking job progress, using Bankr MCP tools, or understanding the submit-poll-complete workflow pattern. Provides the core asynchronous job pattern for all Bankr API operations.

This skill should be used when encountering authentication errors, API key errors, 401 errors, "invalid API key", "BANKR_API_KEY not set", job failures, or any Bankr API errors. Provides setup instructions and troubleshooting guidance for resolving Bankr configuration issues.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "limit order", "stop loss", "DCA", "TWAP", "schedule", "automate", "recurring order", "price trigger", "cancel automation", "my automations", or any automated trading operation. Provides guidance on limit orders, scheduled commands, and automated strategies.

This skill should be used when the user wants to "submit a transaction", "execute calldata", "send raw transaction", "submit transaction JSON", or provides a JSON object with to/data/value/chainId fields. Handles raw EVM transaction submission.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "agent profile", "create profile", "update profile", "project profile", "bankr.bot/agents", "profile page", "project updates", or any agent profile management operation.

Earn yield on any Ethereum wallet on Base, Arbitrum, and Plasma. Use when a user wants passive DeFi yield on their funds. Deploys a non-custodial deterministic subaccount (Safe) linked to their EOA, enables automated yield optimization, and lets them deposit/withdraw anytime.

Interpreted crypto wallet data for AI agents. Use when an agent needs portfolio values, token positions, DeFi positions, NFT holdings, transaction history, PnL data, token prices, charts, gas prices, swap quotes, or DApp information across 41+ chains. Zerion transforms raw blockchain data into agent-ready JSON with USD values, protocol labels, and enriched metadata. Supports x402 pay-per-request ($0.01 USDC on Base) and API key access. Triggers on mentions of portfolio, wallet analysis, positions, transactions, PnL, profit/loss, DeFi, token balances, NFTs, swap quotes, gas prices, or Zerion.

Placeholder for Zapper skill.

Play Yoink, an onchain capture-the-flag game on Base. Yoink the flag from the current holder, check game stats and leaderboards, view player scores, and compete for the trophy. Uses Bankr for transaction execution.

Why build on Ethereum — the AI agent angle with ERC-8004 identity, x402 payments, composability, and permissionless deployment. Corrects common misconceptions about gas costs, terminology, and network status.

Trust + memory layer for Bankr agents. Write a verifiable behavioral track record (decisions, hallucinations) for free, and check the risk/reputation of any agent or token before moving money — paid over x402 on Base.

Ethereum wallet creation, EOAs, smart contract wallets, Safe multisig, EIP-7702, and account abstraction. Includes AI agent key safety rules and a transaction safety pattern with human approval thresholds.

Get the WAKE engine's analysis of any Base token by contract address. Returns a transparent 0-100 score across five criteria (deployer quality, liquidity health, contract safety, market signals, social signals), launch protocol classification (Bankr/Clanker/direct), security flags from GoPlus, controlled-vocabulary tags, and a brief narrative interpretation. Use when the user asks an agent to evaluate, analyze, or check a Base ERC-20 token before trading, swapping, or considering an investment. Read-only intelligence — not financial advice.

PREPARE and VERIFY — not an end-to-end hire. Seal a brief for Voidly's session provider into a transmit-safe wire, and prove a settlement yourself: anyone with two independent public Base RPCs can verify which grant hash a settlement's nonce binds to, with no Voidly surface in the loop. Submitting the wire, paying, and opening the result are @voidly/session SDK calls this skill deliberately does not wrap. Use when an agent wants to prepare private work for another agent, verify a claimed settlement against a grant hash, or check a delivery receipt offline and a redemption attestation against your own grant. Payment signing and wallets are Bankr's side — this skill never holds, requests, or routes money, and discovery, sealing and every verification here run with no wallet and zero funds. The brief is sealed from the relay and the wire, not from the provider, which is Voidly's own first-party daemon.

Deploy, manage, or withdraw from an AI agent vault on Versa — the onchain adversarial AI arena on Base. Use when an agent wants to deploy its own vault, earn ETH from challenge fees passively, set a defense prompt, guard a treasury, check earnings, withdraw fees, close a vault, or compete in the arena. Trigger phrases: deploy on versa, create a vault, earn ETH passively, set up my agent, launch my vault, I want to play defense, how does versa work, check my earnings, withdraw my fees, how much have I earned, guard a treasury.

Privacy and shielded transactions on Base via Veil Cash (veil.cash). Deposit ETH or USDC into private pools, withdraw/transfer privately using ZK proofs. Manage Veil keypairs, check private/queue balances across all pools, and submit deposits via Bankr. Use when the user wants anonymous or private transactions, shielded transfers, or ZK-based privacy on Base.

Urizen — an AI equity-research desk + the first autonomous fund on Robinhood Chain (4663), as an agent skill. Real charts & technicals for any tokenized US stock, SEC fundamentals + filings + insider activity, Wall Street analyst consensus, financial news, the macro calendar (Fed/CPI/jobs), live prediction-market odds, and on-chain price — plus the fund's live strategies, book, execution tape, and one-token exposure via $URI. Public, key-less, CORS-open REST on chain 4663. Triggers on: "urizen", "research a stock", "tokenized stock", "SEC fundamentals", "analyst rating", "economic calendar", "prediction market odds", "copy trade the fund", "urizen book", "buy $URI".

EVM blockchain integration using viem and wagmi — wallet connection, contract reads/writes, real-time event subscriptions, multicall, and multi-chain support.

Integrate Uniswap swaps into frontends, backends, and smart contracts — V2/V3/V4 support via Trading API, Universal Router, or direct contract calls.

Security-first assistance for building Uniswap v4 hooks — threat modeling, permission flags analysis, NoOp attack prevention, delta accounting, and pre-deployment audit checklists.

Plan Uniswap swaps and liquidity positions then execute via deep links — verify tokens on-chain, research market conditions, and generate pre-filled Uniswap interface URLs across 12 chains.

Configure and deploy Continuous Clearing Auction (CCA) smart contracts — guided parameter setup, convex supply schedule generation, Q96 price calculations, and multi-chain CREATE2 deployment.

Build and run a Twitter/X agent with a distinct personality and automated workflows

Feedback forensics for ERC-8004 agents. Detects Sybil rings, fake reviews, rating manipulation, and reputation laundering across 20 chains. No API key needed.

Current Ethereum dev tools in 2026 — Foundry, Scaffold-ETH 2, abi.ninja, Blockscout MCP, x402 SDKs, RPC providers, and block explorers. What actually works today and what changed from Hardhat era.

Deep on-chain scam / rug / soft-rug analysis for EVM tokens (especially Clanker, Doppler, Bankr-style single-admin ERC-20s). Use when the user asks to "analyze this token for scam", "is this a rug", "should I trust this migration", "do a deep dive on holders and deployer", or provides one or more token addresses and wants a risk verdict backed by on-chain facts. Especially useful for migration narratives where a team claims they are "redeploying to fix tokenomics".

Smart contract testing with Foundry — unit tests, fuzz testing, fork testing against live state, and invariant testing. What to test, what to skip, and what LLMs commonly get wrong.

Cross-chain token swaps across 54+ blockchains via Symbiosis protocol. Use when the user wants to swap or bridge tokens between any chains — Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Solana, Bitcoin, TON, Tron, and 40+ more. Supports any-to-any token swaps with automatic routing. Uses Bankr Submit API to execute transactions.

Cross-chain token swaps, quotes, portfolio and prices across 14 chains via the Suwappu DEX MCP server. Read-only by default; swap execution is opt-in and gated.

Read, propose, and vote in the Starchild DAO — the hold-to-govern commons for the $STARCHILD token on Base. Voting weight is simply how much $STARCHILD a wallet holds (no staking, no locking). Proposals and votes are gasless EIP-712 signatures. Trigger on "Starchild DAO", "Starchild proposals", "vote Starchild", "propose to Starchild", "what's being voted on Starchild".

Ethereum token and protocol standards — ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, ERC-4337, ERC-8004 agent identity, EIP-7702, EIP-3009 gasless transfers, and x402 HTTP payment protocol.

Interact with the Stakr protocol — ERC-4626 vaults with multi-reward staking. Use when the user or an agent needs to work with Stakr vaults, add or modify rewards (addRewardToken, addRewards, modifyRewardToken, modifyReward), create or manage an "agent vault" or "own vault", fund incentive programs, configure reward schedules, or integrate Stakr in scripts or tooling. Prefer this skill whenever Stakr, StakrVault, rewards, staking, or vault ownership is mentioned.

Use Splits with Bankr for onchain treasury operations: secure assets, process revenue, manage operating subaccounts, pay expenses, govern contracts, and maintain clean accounting books.

500+ item EVM smart contract audit system across 19 domains. Runs parallel specialist agents, synthesizes findings, and files GitHub issues. Separate from the security skill — this is for auditing contracts you did not write.

On-chain investigation — insiders, holders, whales, first buyers, wallet identity, side-wallet networks, and pump-and-dump detection. Use when you need to investigate a token, wallet, or on-chain entity: "who are the insiders of $TOKEN", "who funded this wallet", "detect pump and dump on a coin", "detect wash trading on a coin", "is this wallet a known malicious actor". Endpoints are discovered from a free manifest and paid per call via x402 on Base in USDC or SLEUTH only — dynamic pricing, typically ~$0.10, hard max $1 per call. No API key or account needed. Today investigations run on Base; more chains will be supported over time. Triggers: on-chain investigation, insiders, holders, whales, first buyers, side wallets, wallet funding, pump and dump, token research.

Non-custodial crypto copilot with a free chat API, a pay-per-call x402 API, and an MCP server. Use whenever the user (or your agent) needs anything crypto/web3/DeFi — token or tokenized-stock prices, currency/metal rates, smart-money intel (who is buying/holding/dumping a token), live market-intelligence reads, yields, token safety scans and sniper checks, token picks, DAO treasury lookups, standing price/market/onchain alerts, prediction markets, swaps, bridges, payments, advanced orders (limit / stop-loss / take-profit / TWAP, including tokenized stocks on Robinhood Chain), or wallet/ENS/tx lookups. Skopos routes the request, pulls live data, and answers in plain text; execution stays non-custodial — trades come back as a sign-in link the user signs in the Skopos app, never raw calldata. Read the Safety section before paying for a call or handing the user anything to sign.

SIWA (Sign-In With Agent) authentication for ERC-8004 registered agents.

Transaction-verified trading signals on Base. Register agent as signal provider, publish trades with TX hash proof, consume signals from top performers via REST API. All track records verified against blockchain data. No fake performance claims. Triggers on: "publish signal", "post trade signal", "register provider", "subscribe to signals", "copy trade", "bankr signals", "signal feed", "trading leaderboard", "read signals", "get top traders".

Give your Bankr agent its own brain and a wallet-signed line to every other agent — on any framework, with no API key. SIGNA is the keyless agent layer on Base: resolve any identity to a messageable wallet, send and read wallet-signed DMs, invoke capabilities on the network, and run a brain that reasons on decentralized inference and acts through those capabilities. The Bankr wallet is the only credential. Triggers: "message that agent", "DM this wallet/handle", "reach the agent behind @x", "what is the base market", "resolve @handle to a wallet", "ask the network", "let my agent think and report".

Solidity vulnerabilities, defensive code patterns, and a pre-deployment audit checklist. Covers reentrancy, oracle manipulation, token decimals, SafeERC20, ERC-4626 inflation, infinite approvals, and MEV.

Create and accept $RIDER wager battles in the Bankr CryptoRider game on Base, claim winnings or refunds, see open challenges, and view monthly & all-time leaderboards — all from a tweet. Use when a user wants to create a challenge with a wager, accept an open challenge (optionally the first one, or filtered by max/min wager), claim a won battle, or reclaim/refund a stake.

Trade and post on rhagent.bot via Bankr. EVERY claimed fill (Bankr Terminal, @bankrbot on X — tweet, reply, or mention — DM, or any other surface) MUST trade-post to rhagent.bot BEFORE the reply. Use via bankr_terminal or bankr_x+source_url; reply MUST paste post_url + ticker_url. Explorer/Blockscout alone is a failure. Robinhood Chain swaps (ETH/USDG only, never USDC), copy-trade, App crypto/agentic. Triggers on rhagent, rhagents, rhagent.bot, trade-post, Copy this trade, Robinhood Chain, bankr_x, bankr_terminal.

Prediction-market intelligence for Polymarket agents. Quotient runs a multi-role AI forecasting pipeline over 1,600+ sources and publishes daily trade signals with side, entry prices, conviction tiers, capacity, and convergence reads. Pull forecasts (with what-changed deltas), recent sources (articles + X posts), the featured signal, the daily WTI crude oil read, and per-wallet portfolio intelligence; execute via Bankr. Pays via x402 in USDC on Base or USDG on Robinhood Chain. Triggers on: "quotient signals", "trade signals", "featured signal", "oil signal", "WTI", "crude", "what's new with my portfolio", "hold or sell", "convergence", "mispriced markets", "what does Q think", "quotient odds", "prediction market intelligence", "polymarket intelligence", "recent sources for", "what markets does quotient have", "market forecast", "should I bet on".

Blockchain RPC and data access via Quicknode. Use when an agent needs to read onchain data (balances, token prices, transaction status, gas estimates, block data) across Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, or Unichain. Supports both API key access and x402 wallet-based pay-per-request access with no account needed. Triggers on mentions of RPC, blockchain data, onchain queries, token balances, gas estimation, block number, transaction receipt, Quicknode, or x402.

Interact with QR Coin auctions on Base. Use when the user wants to participate in qrcoin.fun QR code auctions — check auction status, view current bids, create new bids, or contribute to existing bids. QR Coin lets you bid to display URLs on QR codes; the highest bidder's URL gets encoded.

Pre-ship audit checklist for Ethereum dApps. Ship-blocking checks and should-fix checks covering wallet connection, button flows, contract verification, branding, RPC config, and mobile deep linking.

Community-powered growth for builders. Boost amplifies your social posts with authentic community engagement (replies, likes, reposts). Discover finds relevant conversations and generates AI-powered replies at scale. Use Boost when the user has a post URL. Use Discover when the user wants to find and engage in conversations about their product.

Behavioral trust grades (A–F) for MCP servers. Use when an agent needs to check whether an MCP server is safe before using it, verify an onchain attestation before trusting or paying a server, look up a server's published grade, get a project graded, or understand why a server received a grade. Polygraph connects to an MCP server the way an agent would, fingerprints its exact tool surface, and runs behavioral probes — prompt-injection (C-01), permission/egress overreach (C-02), sensitive-data leak (C-03), and adversarial-input handling (C-04) — then publishes a reproducible grade as an onchain EAS attestation on Base. Triggers on mentions of MCP server safety, is this MCP server safe, tool poisoning, prompt injection, data leak, permission overreach, unexpected egress, trust grade, attestation, verify before paying, polygraph, litmus, grade my MCP server, adversarial input, robustness, crash, jailbreak, CI gate, fail the build, GitHub Action, gate my skill.

Deposit Base USDC into PMFI pARBITRAGE and withdraw pARB back to USDC through Bankr.

Pattern Integrity / Pi Fire Science — catastrophic-incident and first-responder media brand, preparedness commerce, and $PiFire on Base (Bankr / Uniswap V4). Use when asked about Pi Fire Science, Pattern Integrity, $PiFire, pifirescience.com, treasury, YouTube channel scale, C2FR/FEMA credibility, Stack911 as a related product surface, buying $PiFire on Base, or live price/chart links.

Stake creator coins into Pantheon vaults on Base and Robinhood Chain, view staking positions, and claim monthly rewards. Use when the user mentions Pantheon, pantheonvaults, staking a creator coin for yield, or checking/claiming Pantheon vault rewards.

Personal AI Operating System on Base. Use when an agent wants to analyze any Base token (live price, risk verdict, liquidity), chat with 19 frontier AI models (Claude, GPT-4o, Grok, Gemini, DeepSeek), deploy or manage B20 tokens (Base Beryl native precompile — config validation, ABI-encoded deployment tx, live gas + nonce from Base RPC), check ETH or ERC-20 balances, get current gas prices, read any ERC-20 on Base, or verify a tx receipt. No auth required.

How an AI agent plans, builds, and deploys a complete Ethereum dApp. Three-phase build system: local fork, live testnet, production. Includes a secret safety protocol and an end-to-end agent commerce flow with ERC-8004 and x402.

Query NFT and token data, trade NFTs on Seaport, swap ERC20 tokens via DEX aggregator, configure wallet signing providers, and build/register/gate AI agent tools on Base. Covers the full OpenSea developer surface across CLI, MCP server, shell scripts, and SDK. Pick the right sub-skill using the routing table below, then read that sub-skill's SKILL.md for operational detail.

Build onchain applications with React components and TypeScript utilities from Coinbase's OnchainKit. Use when users want to create crypto wallets, swap tokens, mint NFTs, build payments, display blockchain identities, or develop any onchain app functionality. Supports wallet connection, transaction building, token operations, identity management, and complete onchain app development workflows.

Submit a sponsor message to be read live on air on the GM Farcaster show, via the paid On-Air Shoutout API. Use this when the user wants to buy/book/submit a sponsor read, shoutout, or live ad on GM Farcaster. This is asynchronous and human-in-the-loop — it pays $5 USDC (x402 on Base) and returns a receipt (request_id + status pending_review), NOT a confirmed read; GM Farcaster may decline and refund. Also use it to check the status of a previously submitted shoutout.

Decentralized coordination network for AI agents on Base (Ethereum L2). Use when an agent needs to register an on-chain identity, publish content, message other agents, hire a specialist via the marketplace, post or claim bounties, build reputation, collaborate on shared projects, mine NOOK by solving research challenges, deploy a standalone on-chain agent with curated knowledge, or earn revenue through agreements and rewards. Triggers on mentions of agent network, agent coordination, decentralized agents, NOOK token, mining challenges, knowledge bundles, agent reputation, agent marketplace, ERC-2771 meta-transactions, prepare-sign-relay, AgentFactory, or Nookplot.

Interact with Farcaster via Neynar API. Use when the user wants to read Farcaster feeds, look up users, post casts, search content, or interact with the Farcaster social protocol. Requires NEYNAR_API_KEY.

Non-custodial perpetual DEX on Arbitrum with an autonomous trading agent. Use when user says buy, sell, trade, long, short, open position, close position, flip trade, set leverage, deposit USDC, withdraw funds, check balance, view positions, cancel order, copy a thesis, publish trade on-chain, check leaderboard, top traders, Rep Score, market intel, crypto news, funding rate, thesis, analyst feed, who's winning on Nexus, deploy an agent, run a trading bot, autonomous agent, paper trade, activate my agent, go live, autonomous mode, pause agent, kill agent, agent status, how's my agent, fund my agent, top agents, deploy your best strategy, winning strategy, proven strategy, strategy preset, what's winning, top strategy, run the proven one, trailing stop, scale out, take profit ladder, DCA, safety orders, webhook, tradingview signal, regime filter, backtest, agent leaderboard, prove it on-chain, verify on-chain, verify on arbitrum, is it self-funding, where does revenue go, what can you not do with my wallet.

Create and manage pay-per-view (CPM) content campaigns on molty.cash for X (Twitter) posts — earners post about your product/token and get paid per 1,000 views. Two ways to fund a campaign: campaign.create (USDC) or shill.create (your own token). Views are read automatically from X. Payments settle on-chain via x402 on Base or Solana using the Bankr wallet for signing (Bankr itself signs on Base only — molty's other settlement chain, Solana, is available via other wallets in molty's catalog). This skill is scoped to the campaign OWNER side only. Do NOT use for token swaps, DeFi, or non-USDC payments.

Migrate Mini Apps from MiniKit (OnchainKit) to native Farcaster SDK — async context patterns, hook-by-hook mappings, FrameProvider setup, and manifest configuration.

Claim and withdraw payments from Metr (metrpay.com) merchant account.

On-chain USDC lottery on Base with daily drawings. Buy tickets (quick-pick or custom numbers), check the jackpot and drawing state, claim winnings, set up recurring subscriptions, and manage LP positions. Trigger on "megapot", "lottery ticket", "jackpot", "quick pick", or "did I win".

Live pay-per-call data for crypto and DeFi protocol risk, funding rates, open interest, liquidations, stablecoin health, macro, equities, and on-chain intelligence — settled per query in USDC on Base via x402, no signup or API key.

Mine, stake, claim, and manage LITCOIN end-to-end through Bankr. Hosted mining via @bankrbot: 'start a research miner for me' deploys a server-side Sentinel that uses the Bankr key as the LLM key against llm.bankr.bot, so no other AI provider is needed. Stake at one of four tiers (Spark, Circuit, Conduit, Architect), claim accumulated rewards, delegate LITCOIN to one of six Nen archetype boost pools, opt into the miner boost program, open vaults, mint LITCREDIT, manage mining guilds, check or fund the compute escrow, become a LITCOIN X compute provider, or interact with the LITCOIN DeFi protocol on Base.

Research and buy tokenized US tax lien certificates on LienFi (Base, USDC) — screen the live book by NET yield with no credential, then, once your operator has authorized your wallet in a browser, register and run the prepare → sign → confirm → submit → report purchase loop from the wallet you control. LienFi signs only the price; every transaction leaves your wallet.

Ethereum L2 landscape — Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, zkSync, Unichain, Celo. How they work, how to deploy, how to bridge, and which to use when. Includes 2025–2026 updates like Celo migration and Polygon zkEVM shutdown.

Build, inspect, configure, and safely transact with Juicebox V6 projects, terminals, rulesets, hooks, tiered NFTs, Revnets, Croptop, Bendystraw, and omnichain deployments. Use for Juicebox protocol questions, contract addresses or ABIs, project creation, payments, cash-outs, tokenomics, hooks, NFT tiers, cross-chain bridges, loan queries, transaction decoding, and Juicebox app/UI development on Ethereum, Optimism, Base, Arbitrum, or their Sepolia testnets.

How to read and query onchain data — events, The Graph, Dune, Ponder, Multicall3, and WebSocket subscriptions. Why you cannot loop through blocks and what to use instead.

Interact with Hydrex liquidity pools on Base. Use when the user wants to lock HYDX for voting power, check voting power for gauge voting, vote on liquidity pool strategies, view pool information, check voting weights, participate in Hydrex governance, deposit single-sided liquidity into auto-managed vaults to earn Hydrex yields, claim oHYDX rewards from incentive campaigns, or exercise oHYDX into veHYDX. Uses Bankr for transaction execution.

Bazaar (bazaar.playhunch.xyz): prediction markets anyone opens by tagging the bot, settled by the person who opened them, paid in USDC on Base. Trigger to make a market from a phrase or from the post being replied to ("market this", "make a market: will X happen by Friday?") and confirm its preview; to bet, quote or get odds on a Bazaar market (a bazaar.playhunch.xyz link, a Bazaar market id, the word "bazaar", or a reply in a Bazaar market's thread); to resolve or void a market you created, including "resolve YES" in the market's own thread; for standing bets ("bet $2 YES on every new bazaar market from @alice"), following or reporting on bazaar, win receipts and Bazaar event webhooks; and for my markets, markets to resolve, my Bazaar bets, results, a creator's record ("is @user trustworthy on bazaar?"), trending, closing-soon or resolving-soon markets, markets about a topic, leaderboards, share links, earnings and "bazaar help". Do NOT trigger for a bet with no Bazaar link, id, thread or the word bazaar (Polymarket-style bets), price or market-cap questions, market making or liquidity, token launches, following people on X, or www.playhunch.xyz curated markets (the hunch skill). Bets are $0.50 minimum with no Hunch maximum; every other write is signed with a free wallet proof.

Discover, bet on, track, and settle Hunch prediction markets in natural language. Trigger when a user wants to bet, take a position, or get odds on a crypto outcome — token market-cap milestones and flips, launchpad races (Bankr vs pump.fun volume / #1-days / launches over a cap), token head-to-head outperformance, mcap strike-ladders, and up/down price rounds. Also trigger on "what can I bet on about $TOKEN", "odds on …", "take YES/NO on …", "show my Hunch bets", "did my market resolve". Also trigger on "which markets does Hunch have for <project/token>", "do you have a market for X", or "what can people bet on for the projects in this post" — answer those from Hunch's own discover API, the only source of truth for which markets exist (never Polymarket, never the model's own memory). Settles in USDC on Base via x402 ($1 minimum, no Hunch maximum); every bet returns an on-chain proof.

Launch, buy, sell, and claim fees for hood.markets tokens on Robinhood Chain (4663) via api.hood.markets. Use for hoodmarkets, hood.markets, $hood, launch token, deploy token, buy token, sell token, claim fees, Bankr Robinhood. NEVER use hood.markets for API POST — use api.hood.markets.

Install, update, and manage the Hermes One desktop app via the `hermesone` npm package. Use when a user wants to set up Hermes One, install or upgrade it from the command line, check the installed version, preview a release before installing, pin a specific version, or drive the installer programmatically from Node. Triggers on mentions of hermesone, Hermes One, Hermes Desktop (the former name), or installing/updating the Hermes app.

Helixa — Onchain identity, reputation, and Cred Scores for AI agents on Base. Use when an agent wants to mint an identity NFT, check its Cred Score, verify social accounts, update traits/narrative, query agent reputation data, check staking info, or search the agent directory. Supports SIWA (Sign-In With Agent) auth and x402 micropayments. Also use when asked about Helixa, AgentDNA, ERC-8004, Cred Scores, $CRED token, or agent identity.

Fund Venice AI inference (venice.ai) with staked DIEM on Base. Buy DIEM, stake it on the DIEM token contract for a daily API allowance, and mint an agent-owned INFERENCE key via Venice's web3 key endpoint — no browser, no exported wallet keys. The minted key is shown once at setup (private channel only) and saved to the secret store in the same step. Use when the user wants to fund Venice inference with staked DIEM or VVV, check DIEM balance/allowance, or recover or rotate the inference key.

Fund OpenCAP inference from Capminal with staked CAPU on Base. Buy or mint CAPU, stake it for daily inference credit, create a wallet-owned OpenCAP API key through Ethereum sign-in, check quota, and recover or rotate the key. Use when the user wants CAPU-funded AI compute or OpenCAP key setup; Capminal trading-wallet credentials and Harness account management are separate workflows.

Connect this Bankr account to the user's Harness account (tryharness.ai) and manage everything Harness-side from here. Pair with a signed wallet proof, then inspect the Harness trading wallet and portfolio, fund it on the user's request, request withdrawals back to this wallet, buy Harness credits with $HARNESS over x402, watch, pause, or cancel Harness agent sessions and their artifacts, and revoke the trading wallet outright if anything looks wrong. Use whenever the user mentions Harness, their Harness wallet or credits, or moving funds between Bankr and Harness.

Use Grantr MCP for account-safe Grantr backend workflows: Grantr vaults, Morpho savings, Bankr wallet interop, Fileverse documents, portfolio and balance reads, and agent-safe DeFi action preparation. Trigger when a user asks an agent to inspect or prepare Grantr actions, open or withdraw from savings positions, use Bankr with Grantr, write research or chat output to Fileverse, or connect a Grantr account through an MCP-capable agent.

Answer questions about the GM Farcaster podcast archive (Farcaster, Base, and the wider crypto-social ecosystem) using the paid Warpee Knowledge API. Use this when the user asks what the GM Farcaster hosts or guests have said on a topic, wants an episode summary, asks about casts featured on the show, mentions of a person/project, or episode metadata (dates, hosts, guests). Each query is a paid x402 request (~$0.005 USDC on Base).

Decentralized git for AI agents and humans. Use when the user wants to create repositories, push code, open pull requests, review and merge PRs, manage issues, create or claim bounties, delegate tasks to other agents, register human-readable names on Base L2, or interact with the gitlawb decentralized git network. Supports cryptographic DID identities, Ed25519-signed pushes, UCAN capability delegation, libp2p networking, and 31+ MCP tools for AI agent integration. Do NOT use for GitHub, GitLab, or other centralized git hosts.

GitHub-gated token vesting on proofofdev.xyz — lock ANY ERC-20 on Base via API at api.proofofdev.xyz, link GitHub, repo claims. Use for github vesting, lock tokens, vesting progress, link github, proofofdev. NEVER use github-vesting.vercel.app for API.

Stake $GEM tokens on Gem Miner (gemminer.app) to earn yield and unlock the in-game earn/cashout system. Use when the user wants to stake GEM, check their staking balance or rewards, unstake, claim rewards, or check whether they meet the 25M GEM gate. Base mainnet only.

Current Ethereum gas prices and real transaction costs in 2026 — counters the misconception that Ethereum is expensive. Covers mainnet vs L2 comparison, why gas dropped 95%+, and live gas trackers.

Frontend UX rules for Ethereum dApps — mandatory patterns for onchain buttons, four-state connect flows, token approval sequences, address display, USD values, and RPC configuration.

Complete build-to-production pipeline for Ethereum dApps — fork mode setup, IPFS deployment, Vercel config, ENS subdomain setup, and a full production checklist built around Scaffold-ETH 2.

Register AI agents on Ethereum mainnet using ERC-8004 (Trustless Agents). Use when the user wants to register their agent identity on-chain, create an agent profile, claim an agent NFT, set up agent reputation, or make their agent discoverable. Handles bridging ETH to mainnet, IPFS upload, and on-chain registration.

Set your primary ENS name on Base and other L2s. Use when user wants to set their ENS name, configure reverse resolution, set primary name, or make their address resolve to an ENS name. Supports Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Ethereum mainnet.

Donate to charities onchain via Endaoment. Use when the user wants to donate crypto to charity, make a charitable contribution, give to nonprofits, support a cause, or donate to a 501(c)(3). Supports Base, Ethereum, and Optimism. Handles USDC donations directly or swaps ETH/tokens to USDC automatically.

Full-cognition token analysis for Base EVM tokens via the deluagent oracle. Pass a CA or cashtag, get back a flat decision header (action, conviction, entry/stop/size, read) plus full cognition report. Tiered x402 pricing — 100M+ DELU free, 50M+ 50k DELU, public 250k DELU. Sequential calls only.

Makes an agent crypto-native for onchain capital markets. Use for ANY question about DeFi, vaults, curators, yield, stablecoins, synthetic dollars, RWAs (real world assets), tokenized stocks, lending, perps, options, LP positions, or onchain credit. Trigger for learning ("what is a covered call", "explain post-only"), due diligence ("assess this vault", "is this APY sustainable"), trade anatomy ("what is this fund actually short"), curator comparisons, fee rails ("where does my gas fee go"), RWA mint and redeem mechanics ("is this tokenized APY real"), squeezes and manipulation ("is this a short squeeze", "is this wash traded"), crowding ("conviction or a crowded exit"), DeFi content tasks, and monitoring ("what changed this week", "they changed their Terms of Use"). Trigger even without the word DeFi when the subject is onchain yield, crypto tokens, rates, or market structure. Refresh live data before anything numeric. Not for TradFi-only rates or credit questions, LLM tokens, or transaction execution.

Bankr-compatible skill for DARKSOL Random Oracle, an on-chain verifiable RNG API on Base. Use when an agent needs random numbers, coin flips, dice rolls, random sequences, shuffles, raffles, loot drops, games, simulations, casino mechanics, or auditable randomness. Supports DARKSOL holder free access and x402 USDC payments on Base.

Check whether an x402 payment endpoint is reliably delivering value before an agent spends USDC on it. Runs a 7-stage verification using real on-chain data.

Verified contract addresses for Uniswap, Aave, Safe, USDC, ENS, Chainlink, Lido, Aerodrome, and more — across mainnet and major L2s. All verified on-chain via eth_getCode as of February 2026.

List tokens on CoinHero via consignment deals on Base — deposit ERC-20 inventory, earn USDC when the protocol buys your token for CoinHero card games. Use when a wallet-enabled agent wants to consign a Base ERC-20 token, check deal performance, or withdraw earnings. Requires a CoinHero dashboard API key and a wallet (EOA) on Base mainnet with at least $50 USD worth of the token to deposit.

Earn fees by depositing ETH into the Coffer Vault, a multi-strategy managed liquidity vault. Query and transact Coffer, run by Soteria Labs on Robinhood (4663) - one share over several Uniswap V3 legs (volatile + stock pairs). Deposit ETH, burn liquid shares to withdraw WETH, read vault value / total shares / my shares / fees / rotating tokens / live stock pairs. Use when the user asks about Coffer, the coffer vault, stock pairs in Coffer, or Coffer deposits and withdrawals. Not for Auto vaults or UFloat.

CodeGrid is a native macOS canvas where multiple coding agents (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Grok, shells) run side by side in panes and collaborate via a local agent bus — no tmux, no cloud, no account, no stored API keys. Install this skill when an agent should know how to operate inside a CodeGrid pane, drive the workspace from outside (control socket or codegrid:// deep links), spawn or message sibling agents, or coordinate multi-agent work (delegate, review, pipeline, parallel fan-out, monitor, debate). The differentiator: multiple coding agents collaborating on one canvas, addressable by stable session_id, with a read → message → read protocol built for orchestration.

Deploy ERC20 tokens on Base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, and other EVM chains using the Clanker SDK. Use when the user wants to deploy a new token, create a memecoin, set up token vesting, configure airdrops, manage token rewards, claim LP fees, or update token metadata. Supports V4 deployment with vaults, airdrops, dev buys, custom market caps, vanity addresses, and multi-chain deployment.

Access real-time X/Twitter attention intelligence for Base chain tokens via the checkr API. Use when you need to know what is trending on CT, which tokens are spiking in social attention, get attention/price divergence signals, or fetch narrative summaries for specific Base tokens. Triggers: "what's trending on Base", "check attention for $TOKEN", "what's spiking right now", "social signal for X", any token research needing CT attention data. Payments via x402 — USDC on Base, no API key or account needed.

Interact with Cat Town — a Farcaster-native game world on Base. Covers KIBBLE staking (stake, claim, unlock, unstake, leaderboard, deposit history); live world state (season, weather, time of day, weekend flag); fishing drops filtered by world state; Isabella's weekend fishing competition with live prize-pool math; Paulie's weekly fish raffle (free-ticket claim, tier-based prize pool, odds, last winners); the daily 3-item boutique with KIBBLE→USD conversion; gacha spins (async VRF pay-then-receive, 100/day cap, seasonal pools); item valuation plus batch selling via the V2 vendor (5% tax); and KIBBLE tokenomics (% burned, % staked, live APY). Use when the user mentions Cat Town, KIBBLE, Wealth & Whiskers, Jasper, Isabella, Paulie, Skipper, Theodore, Cassie, RevenueShare, fishing, gacha, raffle, boutique, vendor, prize pools, drop tables, or any read/write on the Cat Town contracts.

Paste a URL or free text and get matched Polymarket / Hyperliquid / Deribit markets with Quotient edge scores. **Pay in $CAPACITR** over x402 on Base — real on-chain settlement via Coinbase facilitator (or USDC fallback when the agent's wallet doesn't hold $CAPACITR). Single paid endpoint, no signup, no skill key. Triggers: "analyze this link", "what's the trade here", "find markets for X", "research X on Polymarket".

DeFi legos and protocol composability — Uniswap V4 hooks, Aave flash loans, ERC-4626 vaults, Aerodrome on Base, GMX/Pendle on Arbitrum. Dominant DEX per L2 and how to combine protocols safely.

CLI for the onchain agent messaging layer on the Base blockchain, built on Net Protocol. Explore other agents, post to feeds, send direct messages, and store information permanently onchain.

Security OS for autonomous agents and builders on Base. 31 pay-per-use tools across Quantum Security, Agent Safety, Research, Data, and Earn. Built for AI agents, Zero-Human Companies (ZHC), and Base ecosystem builders. Pay USDC per call via x402 protocol — no subscription, no API key needed.

Single-sided token-supply yield on Base, paid as AI inference. Use when an agent or user wants to deposit a portion of an ERC-20 token's supply into a Berry Juicer vault to earn trading fees, check a Juicer position or inference balance, spend harvested yield as AI inference across 140+ models, or withdraw. Authorization is wallet-agnostic. The agent signs with whatever wallet created the pool (Bankr, a Privy agentic wallet, or any EOA), and the Berry backend verifies that signature. Built on Base. Inference provided through Surplus, wallet security through Privy.

Buy Bitcoin hashpower and Megapot lottery tickets through the BASED x402 endpoints on Base. Use when the user says mine bitcoin, solo mining, based pool, buy hashpower, rent hashrate, block odds, block party, my mining payout, what would I earn if BASED hits a block, mining profitability, hashprice, bitcoin hashprice, cbBTC, WBTC, BTC basis, megapot, lottery ticket, or jackpot. Covers live pool stats, hashpower quotes, solo block odds, per-miner round status, hashprice, cbBTC/WBTC basis on Base, placing $10 mining blocks, and buying $1 lottery tickets.

Run a production Base node with Reth client — hardware sizing, port configuration, snapshot bootstrapping, security hardening, and sync monitoring.

Base Mainnet and Sepolia network configuration — RPC endpoints, chain IDs, explorer URLs, and wallet setup for Base blockchain development.

Deploy and verify smart contracts on Base with Foundry — testnet faucet access via CDP, encrypted keystore management, BaseScan verification, and common troubleshooting.

ERC-4337 smart wallet integration — Sign in with Base, one-tap USDC payments, gas sponsorship via paymasters, sub accounts, and spend permissions across 9 chains.

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Shopify Admin & Storefront GraphQL APIs via curl, with Bankr-native bridges. Manage products, orders, customers, inventory, metafields, webhooks, and bulk ops, then wire merchant data to onchain primitives — store a Bankr-resolvable handle (ENS, Twitter, Farcaster, wallet) on each customer as a metafield, expose Shopify draft orders behind x402 endpoints Bankr settles in USDC, and turn ORDERS_PAID webhooks into Bankr agent jobs for loyalty drops or royalty splits. Triggers: "Shopify products", "Shopify orders", "create draft order", "loyalty drop on order", "x402 checkout", "tokengate Shopify". Core Shopify content adapted with attribution from NousResearch/hermes-agent (MIT).

Bankr Space ↔ bankr.bot/agents two-way sync (BANKR-PROJECT-SYNC.md Paths B+C). Original tweets from GET /agent-profiles/:id/tweets shown on Spaces. Holder votes: yes/no or multiple-choice polls (1–24h) — HOLDER-VOTES.md (never say no poll feature). Agents: POST /api/agent/start-vote with symbol Space. Petition spaces: fee-right unit holders only. POIDH: create/list on bankr.space; fund/claim/vote on poidh.xyz. NOT Twitter audio Spaces.

AI-powered crypto trading agent, wallet API, and LLM gateway via natural language. Use when the user wants to trade crypto, trade tokenized stocks and ETFs (spot or leveraged), check portfolio balances (with PnL and NFTs), view token prices, search tokens, research token holders, transfer crypto, manage NFTs, use leverage (Hyperliquid or Avantis), bet on Polymarket, deploy tokens, check and claim onchain incentive rewards (Merkl), set up automated trading, sign and submit raw transactions, call or deploy x402 paid API endpoints, browse the web, store and query files on their wallet's filesystem, or access LLM models through the Bankr LLM gateway funded by your Bankr wallet — including zero-data-retention and TEE-private inference tiers, plus topping up and sending LLM credits to another Bankr user. Supports Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Unichain, World Chain, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Robinhood Chain, and Arc.

Inspect B20 token contract addresses on Base through B20 Console. Use this skill when a user asks whether a B20 contract is live, initialized, recognized by the B20 factory, what policies are attached, whether features are paused, or what risk flags are active. Calls the public B20 Console API and returns a concise risk summary with reasons. No API key required.

Discover and operate canonical AZZLE V2 tasks on Base. Use when a user wants to inspect, post, claim, fund, deliver, release, cancel, expire, or dispute an AZL-denominated task, publish or read public task scope, fund V2 collateral, or use AZZLE's agent marketplace through Bankr. Requires Bankr for wallet access, swaps, approvals, and user-confirmed onchain execution.

AutoBoy by The Firm — the pre-launch order book for Bankr launches on Base. Use when an agent wants to buy a token before it launches, or launch its own token with coordinated launch-day demand and distribution. Triggers on "AutoBoy", "pre-launch orders", "auto-buy", "buy before TGE", "launch a Bankr token", or "create demand before TGE".

Blockchain API access via Alchemy. Use when an agent needs to query blockchain data (balances, token prices, NFT ownership, transfer history, transaction simulation, gas estimates) across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, BNB, Polygon, Solana, and more. Supports API key access ($ALCHEMY_API_KEY), x402 wallet-based pay-per-request (SIWE/SIWS + USDC), and MPP protocol (SIWE + Tempo/Stripe). Triggers on mentions of RPC, blockchain data, onchain queries, token balances, NFT metadata, portfolio data, webhooks, Alchemy, x402, MPP, SIWE, SIWS, or agentic gateway.

Create and track AI2Human human-execution tasks from an agent prompt. Use when an AI agent needs a real person to complete or verify a step, submit structured proof, and return a task URL the agent can monitor. Best for consented local checks, landing-page/manual QA, screenshot evidence, public-content claim checks, simple errands, and other reality-bound steps that need human execution or human judgment before settlement.

Place prediction bets on token prices on Base via AgenticBets. Use when the user wants to bet UP or DOWN on whether a token price will go up or down, check prediction market odds, view open betting rounds, or claim winnings from settled rounds. Supports all tokens with active markets on AgenticBets (AGBETS, CLAWD, MOLT, WCHAN, and more). Uses Bankr Submit API to execute bet and claim transactions on Base.

Use Agent Wormhole for one-time sealed handoffs between autonomous agents, including encrypted mission briefs, scoped secrets, temporary artifacts, receipts, config drops, CLI/API usage, ECHO holder access, and Bankr x402 paid opens.

LP tokenized stocks onchain — range-LP Coinbase tokenized equities (NVDA, AAPL, GOOGL, META) and AERO/USDC on Aerodrome Slipstream (Base) for trading-fee + AERO emission yield. Use when the user wants to LP stocks or Aerodrome pools on Base, open/recenter/exit a Slipstream position, check pool status, NAV, or yields, get a portfolio overview ("how are my LP positions doing?") with P&L and projected APR, run a manage pass, or set up scheduled/price-triggered LP automations in the Bankr console. Auto-routes every position to the higher-yielding side — staked (AERO emissions) vs unstaked (trading fees) — at entry and re-checks on every manage pass. Bundled node scripts do the chain reads, gate checks, and calldata; writes go via the Bankr arbitrary-transaction flow. NOT for perps, spot trading, or Uniswap.

Audit trending repos for real exploitable vulnerabilities and disclose responsibly — Private Vulnerability Reporting for code flaws and verified secrets, public PRs only for already-disclosed dependency CVEs. Semgrep + TruffleHog + osv-scanner + Slither with reachability triage. Skips targets that have no safe disclosure channel. Triggers: "vuln scan owner/repo", "audit this repo", "responsible-disclosure scan", "check for secret leaks", "scan dependencies for CVEs".

Weekly token unlock tracker ranked by Absorption Ratio (unlock_usd / 7d avg daily volume), not the weak "% of circulating supply" proxy. Per event: cliff vs linear classification, recipient category (team / investor / community / forced), and a one-line market read (priced in / market asleep / fade pump / forced sellers / absorbable). Triggers: "scan upcoming unlocks", "which tokens unlock this week", "supply pressure check", "are unlocks priced in", "FTX/Mt Gox distributions".

One token recommendation and one prediction-market pick per run — with falsifiable thesis, entry, sizing guidance, and an explicit kill criterion. Skip branch fires when no candidate has both a named/dated catalyst and asymmetric upside. The discipline is the skip branch — empirically the highest-EV output on flat days is no pick. Triggers: "what should I trade today", "give me a token pick", "prediction-market rec", "is there an asymmetric setup".

Top movers, losers, and trending coins from CoinGecko — with pump-risk flags (low liquidity, single-pair-only, fresh listing, volume-no-mcap, low-holder-data, cex-only). No API key required. Use for daily market scans, pre-trade screening, or as input to a token-pick workflow. Triggers: "top movers today", "what's pumping", "biggest losers 24h", "trending coins", "crypto movers with risk flags".

Audit installed Bankr skills before you run them — scan SKILL.md and companion scripts for shell injection, secret exfiltration, path traversal, prompt-override payloads, destructive commands, and 2026-era obfuscation (zero-width Unicode, bidi override, base64-decode pipes, webhook SSRF hosts). Designed to integrate with Bankr Safety Scores. Silent on no-op runs; surfaces only NEW or RESOLVED findings vs prior scans. Triggers: "audit this skill", "is this skill safe to install", "security scan my skills", "check skill X for injection".

Auto-diagnose and fix a failing or degraded installed skill. Reads the SKILL.md plus recent error output, classifies the failure (api-change / rate-limit / timeout / sandbox-limitation / prompt-bug / output-format / missing-secret / config), applies the smallest fix that addresses the root cause, and attaches a verification recipe. Minimum-edit principle, never auto-applies high-risk changes. Triggers: "fix this skill", "skill X is broken", "diagnose this failure", "the output of X looks wrong".

Validate the output of any installed skill against an assertion manifest — word counts, required patterns, forbidden phrases, required sections, source citation. Detects regressions by diffing vs prior runs (NEW_FAIL / NEW_PASS / CHRONIC / STABLE_FAIL). Bootstrap mode generates a starter manifest from a skill's recent successful runs so manifests aren't written speculatively. Triggers: "evaluate this skill's output", "check skill X for regressions", "bootstrap evals for Y", "did this skill output pass quality gates".

Daily roll-up across a configurable list of RSS / Atom / JSON feeds with cross-feed deduplication (by canonical URL hash), themed clustering, weighted per-feed ranking, and source-status reporting. Quote-don't-invent summaries extracted from post bodies. Use for personal newsletter curation, multi-blog daily reads, or aggregating crypto research desk outputs into one digest. Triggers: "RSS digest", "summarize my feeds", "daily blog digest", "what's new in my feeds".

Track legislation, regulatory actions, and legal developments affecting prediction markets, crypto, and AI agents. Per item: stage (Rumor / Proposed / Comment / Final / Enforced), impact (kills the category / structural change / disclosure burden / noise), affected protocols by name, and a concrete operator action. Use as pre-trade context on legally-wrapped assets. Triggers: "what's happening in crypto reg", "track CFTC actions", "prediction market regulation", "new SEC rules", "AI agent compliance updates".

Surface the one AI / ML paper to read today from Hugging Face Papers, with the central claim, why it's worth an hour, where it might be wrong, and a time-budgeted read order. Filters out pure benchmark-chasing and incremental scaling reports. Use as a daily morning brief input for AI-savvy operators. Triggers: "one paper to read today", "best AI paper today", "what's the must-read paper", "HF Papers top pick".

Watchlist monitor over blockchain addresses and contracts. Surfaces large transfers, new approvals, contract upgrades, unusual gas spends, MEV interactions, and first-time interactions with new contracts. Silent on quiet members. Pluggable RPC layer (Bankr / Quicknode / Alchemy / public). Triggers: "watch this wallet", "monitor address X", "alert on 0x...", "did the multisig move funds", "track this contract".

Daily narrative map for crypto and AI. Each narrative gets a mindshare score (1-5), a velocity arrow (↑↑ ↑ → ↓ ↓↓), a phase label (Emerging / Rising / Peak / Fading), named drivers (@handles, not "people are saying"), and an explicit position call (FRONT-RUN / RIDE / FADE / WATCH / IGNORE). Drops narratives that grade IGNORE. Surfaces transitions vs prior runs as the headline. Triggers: "track narratives", "what's running on CT", "is X peaking", "narrative positions today".

Top 5 tokens that ran hardest in the past 24h across major chains via GeckoTerminal — with pump-risk filters (low liquidity, wash volume, concentrated holders, fresh pools). Chain leaderboard at the top doubles as a rotation signal. No API key required. Use for intraday momentum scans or short-horizon pre-trade discovery. Triggers: "top runners today", "what's pumping on Base", "biggest movers", "chain rotation check".

Watchlist-driven Polymarket monitor. Surfaces only markets with 24h price moves above threshold, volume spikes, fresh comments from watched accounts, or resolution-date proximity. Position context for tracked entries. Bankr-ready Submit payload attached when action is recommended. Silent on unchanged markets. Triggers: "watch my polymarket positions", "did anything move on polymarket", "alert on price changes for my markets", "polymarket comment digest".

Watchlist-driven Kalshi prediction-market monitor with cross-venue arb detection vs paired Polymarket markets (fee + slippage adjusted). Surfaces price moves, volume spikes, resolution proximity, and kill-criterion triggers on tracked positions. Silent on unchanged markets. Requires a CFTC-compliant Kalshi account. Triggers: "watch my kalshi markets", "did anything move on kalshi", "kalshi vs polymarket on X", "alert on price changes for my kalshi watchlist".

Cross-platform 30-day social research on a topic — Reddit, X/Twitter, Hacker News, Polymarket, open web. Clusters mentions by narrative, ranks by velocity (not raw volume), and surfaces the contrarian thread with traction (the cheapest signal). Source-tags every claim so a Reddit consensus and an HN consensus are weighted differently. Triggers: "research topic over 30 days", "what is everyone saying about X", "cross-platform research", "find the contrarian take on Y".

Trending Hugging Face models, datasets, and spaces — filtered by license sanity, dedup vs same-week quantizations, with a "why notable" line per pick (architecture shift, size step, license change, notable author). Surfaces what's actually shifting rather than just popular. Triggers: "trending on HF", "what models are hot", "huggingface trending", "new spaces today", "best new datasets".

Top Hacker News stories filtered by interest tags, with comment-mined insights (top, dissenting, expert/builder) and themed clustering. Comments often beat the post — this skill extracts the highest-signal threads rather than just listing front-page links. Triggers: "top HN today", "hacker news digest", "what's on hn", "best comments today".

Batch token payouts via the Bankr Wallet API with per-recipient idempotency, two-phase resolve→execute, dry-run preview, and recovery from partial runs. Re-runs within the same UTC day are a no-op for completed rows. Use for weekly contributor rewards, tip pools, leaderboard payouts — any "pay N wallets X amount" flow where double-sending must be impossible. Triggers: "distribute tokens", "pay contributors", "weekly payout", "send USDC to this list", "tip these handles".

Daily DeFi read — regime verdict (RISK-ON / NEUTRAL / RISK-OFF) reproducible from named inputs, top TVL movers with one-line causal reasoning, and a sustainable-vs-incentive yield split so the operator can tell real product-market fit from emissions-pumped APY. Public APIs only. Triggers: "DeFi read", "DeFi regime today", "yield decomposition", "is this APY real or emissions", "DeFi movers with why".

Watchlist monitor for DeFi pools, lending markets, and vaults. Surfaces only changed entries — APR floor breached, utilization ceiling hit, TVL delta above threshold, health factor approaching liquidation, or position PnL crossed your alert. Bankr-ready Submit payload attached when an alert recommends action. Silent on quiet members. Triggers: "check my defi positions", "monitor these pools", "yield check on Aave/Compound", "is my LP underwater", "pool health for X".

Exhaustive multi-source research on a topic with attributed claims, a mandatory adversarial counterpoint, and an open-questions list. Analyst-grade — claims are tagged with source class (primary / expert / secondary / market signal) and confidence, contradicting sources are named rather than averaged. Use when the cost of being wrong exceeds an hour of research. Triggers: "deep research X", "DD on Y", "build me a memo on Z", "contrarian take on X".

Weekly funding round tracker across configurable verticals (AI, crypto, prediction markets, agentic infrastructure, etc.). Primary-source-required (Form D, press release, or verified founder/firm post) — filters re-announcements and rumored rounds. Per round: lead, size, valuation if disclosed, what they do, why now, and the sharpest risk. Triggers: "this week in funding", "deal flow", "who raised this week", "crypto funding rounds", "AI funding tracker".

Evolve any installed skill by generating four variations along separate theses (better inputs / sharper output / more robust / rethink), scoring them on a weighted rubric, and applying the winner. Never downgrades a working skill — aborts cleanly if no variation improves the original. Use when an installed skill is producing low-signal output, hitting deprecated APIs, or feels stale. Triggers: "improve this skill", "evolve $skill", "auto-research my X", "regenerate variations".

HSM-backed secret management for AI agents. Store API keys (including Bankr `bk_` keys), passwords, and credentials in an encrypted vault; retrieve them at runtime via MCP without keeping secrets in chat context. Bankr Dynamic Key Vending issues short-lived scoped `bk_usr_` keys from a partner key (`bk_ptr_`) without manual rotation. Policy-based access control, secret rotation, sharing, EVM transaction intents (sign/simulate/broadcast), multi-chain signing keys, treasury multisig proposals, OIDC federation for external service auth, built-in prompt injection detection, and optional Shroud TEE LLM proxy. Use when the agent needs secure credential storage, just-in-time secret access, guarded on-chain signing, or security scanning — not for Bankr trading prompts, portfolio checks, or x402 calls (use the bankr skill instead).

Find and complete paid tasks on the 0xWork decentralized marketplace (Base chain, USDC escrow). Use when: the agent wants to earn money/USDC by doing work, discover available tasks, claim a bounty, submit deliverables, post tasks with bounties, check earnings or wallet balance, sell digital products, list services, or set up as a 0xWork worker/poster. Task categories: Writing, Research, Social, Creative, Code, Data. NOT for: managing the 0xWork platform or frontend development.