aeon-on-chain-monitor/SKILL.md
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".
npx skillsauth add bankrbot/openclaw-skills aeon-on-chain-monitorInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Watchlist over EVM addresses and contracts. Pulls activity from RPC + indexers, classifies events, surfaces only what's changed since the last run.
addresses:
- address: 0x...
label: "DAO treasury"
chain: base
alert_min_usd: 1000 # transfers above this size
- address: 0x...
label: "Counterparty contract"
chain: ethereum
# watches for any contract upgrade
- address: 0x...
label: "Whale A"
chain: base
alert_min_usd: 50000
| Trigger | Default |
|---|---|
| Transfer in/out above alert_min_usd | $1,000 |
| New ERC-20 approval | any |
| Contract upgrade (proxy Upgraded event) | any — always fires |
| Large gas spend (> 0.05 ETH equivalent) | any |
| First-time interaction with a new contract | once per (watched, counterpart) pair |
| MEV bot interaction (sandwich/frontrun/backrun) | any |
eth_getLogs for ERC-20 Transfer + Approval topics, eth_getTransactionByHash for tx detail, token prices via CoinGecko / DefiLlama for USD enrichment. Any of: Bankr-compatible RPC (already provisioned via Bankr Wallet API), Quicknode, Alchemy, or a public RPC.
Per surfaced address, the events of interest with USD value, counterparty label if known, and a one-line context note (pattern recognition vs prior weeks). Events that can't be priced show without $ — never zero-filled.
data-ai
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". Settles in USDC on Base via x402 (≤ $10 / bet); every bet returns an on-chain proof.
tools
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).
testing
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.
development
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.