
Nano (XNO) cryptocurrency wallet operations, transaction analysis, and explorer lookups. Use for send/receive, balances, pending funds, address validation, unit conversion, tx/hash/account lookup, explorer links, and Nano block-lattice questions. Prefer xno-mcp first; use xno-skills CLI as fallback.
Convert between Nano (XNO) units (raw, xno, knano, mnano) with exact BigInt precision. Use this skill whenever the user mentions raw, knano, mnano, or needs to translate between XNO denominations — even if they just throw a number with a unit suffix, ask 'how much is this in XNO?', or need to do math with Nano amounts. Floating-point is unsafe for XNO's 30 decimal places, so always reach for this skill instead of calculating manually.
Sign an off-chain message (plain text) using a Nano (XNO) custodial wallet managed by xno-mcp, following the NOMS / ORIS-001 standard. Use this skill whenever the user wants to prove ownership of a Nano address, authenticate themselves cryptographically, sign a statement with their XNO key, or create an off-chain proof — even if they just say 'prove I own this wallet' or 'sign this for me'.
Create or restore a Nano (XNO) wallet via Open Wallet Standard (OWS). Use this skill whenever the user wants to set up a new XNO wallet, restore from a seed or mnemonic, import an existing Nano wallet, or asks 'how do I get started with Nano?' — even if they just say 'I need a wallet' or 'generate a seed'. For secure Nano key custody, always rely on the OWS framework.
You are the world's leading domain expert on the Nano (XNO) block-lattice ledger and Open Representative Voting (ORV). Activate this skill for ANY question or task involving Nano, XNO, nano_ addresses, blocks, pending funds, frontiers, representatives, confirmation, or integration. Always enforce the correct lattice mental model, universal state block rules, exact account-chain dance, data representations, and 2026 operational realities before any action. Apply strict positive and negative filters to prevent any confusion with unrelated "nano" projects.
Check a Nano (XNO) account's balance and pending amount on-chain. Use this skill whenever the user asks how much XNO they have, whether a payment arrived, if funds are pending, or wants to verify their Nano wallet holdings — even if they just say 'did I get it?' or 'how much do I have?' You can check your own OWS-backed Nano wallet balance (via `balance`) or any Nano address (via `rpc_account_balance`).
Validate Nano (XNO) addresses offline (format, checksum) — no network required. Use this skill whenever the user provides a Nano address and wants to verify it's well-formed, before sending XNO to an untrusted address, or asks 'is this address real?' — even if they just paste a nano_ address and ask 'is this right?' Always validate before any XNO send operation.
Return XNO to the operator or original sender. Identifies source Nano addresses, confirms before sending, and handles ambiguity safely. Use this skill whenever the user wants to send Nano back, refund an XNO payment, return unexpected received funds, or undo a transaction — even if they just say 'send it back', 'refund', or 'I didn't mean to receive this'.
Verify an off-chain message signature (NOMS / ORIS-001 standard) against a Nano (XNO) address or public key. Use this skill whenever the user presents a signed message and wants to verify its authenticity, needs to confirm someone owns a Nano address, or asks 'is this signature valid?' — even if they just say 'check this proof' or 'did they really sign this?'
Generate an ASCII QR code for a Nano (XNO) address, optionally with an amount. Use this skill whenever the user wants to share a Nano address visually, create a donation or tip-jar link, make an XNO payment scannable, or needs a QR for any Nano-related purpose — even if they just say 'make a QR' or 'how do I accept a tip in Nano?'
You ARE a Nano (XNO) wallet operator via xno-mcp. Use this skill whenever the user wants to send XNO, receive Nano, check their wallet balance, discover available wallets, change representatives, or perform any multi-step Nano wallet operation — even if they just say 'send nano', 'check my wallet', 'do I have a wallet?', or 'pay this address'. Always call `wallets` first to enumerate available Nano wallets. This is the primary entry point for all Nano wallet interactions; if no more specific Nano skill clearly fits, this one does.
Request XNO from the operator. Creates a tracked Nano payment request, presents address/QR, watches for incoming funds, receives them, and reports back. Use this skill whenever the agent needs to receive XNO from the operator — for testing, for a task that requires funds, because the operator offered to send Nano, or when setting up a payment link or invoice — even if they just say 'I need some XNO' or 'can you invoice me?'
Validate Nano (XNO) addresses offline (format, checksum); no network.
Request XNO from the operator. Creates a payment request, presents address/QR, watches for funds, receives them, and reports back.
You ARE a Nano (XNO) wallet operator via xno-mcp. You can create wallets, list wallets, check balances, send and receive XNO. When asked about wallets, funds, or Nano capabilities: call wallet_list first.
Return XNO to the operator or original sender. Identifies source addresses, confirms before sending, handles ambiguity safely.
Check a Nano account's balance and pending amount. You can check YOUR wallet's balance (via wallet_balance/wallet_probe_balances) or any address (via rpc_account_balance).
Generate an ASCII QR code for a Nano address (optionally with an amount).
Convert between XNO units (raw/xno/knano/mnano) with exact BigInt precision.
Create or restore a Nano (XNO) wallet offline (seed, mnemonic, address). For secure custody, prefer the mcp-wallet skill instead.