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- OpenClaw
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- OpenClaw
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- SKILL.md
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Cashu Emoji
Encode and decode Cashu tokens that are hidden inside emojis using Unicode variation selectors.
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Encode and decode Cashu tokens that are hidden inside emojis using Unicode variation selectors.
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- Version
- 0.1.0
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- robwoodgate
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Documentation
Cashu Emoji Tokens (Variation Selector encoding)
This skill helps agents decode Cashu tokens received as emoji (and encode tokens for sending), and it also supports general hidden messages inside emojis. If the decoded text starts with cashu, itβs likely a Cashu token. Otherwise treat it as a plain hidden message.
Why this exists
Some services embed a cashu... token into an emoji using Unicode variation selectors (VS1..VS256). Chat apps often display only the emoji, but preserve the hidden selector characters. Important: many messengers can truncate or normalize Unicode. If the variation selectors are lost, the embedded token cannot be recovered.
Quickstart (copy/paste)
git clone https://github.com/robwoodgate/cashu-emoji.git cd cashu-emoji npm ci # decode a whole message (recommended) node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js decode "<paste message>" # decode and print mint/unit/amount if itβs a cashu token node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js decode "<paste message>" --metadata # decode as structured JSON (agent-friendly) node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js decode "<paste message>" --metadata --json # encode a hidden message node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js encode "π₯" "hello from inside an emoji" # encode a cashu token node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js encode "π₯" "cashuB..."
1) Decode
Input: entire message text (may include other text/emojis) Output: the embedded UTFβ8 text, usually a cashuA.../cashuB... token node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js decode "<paste entire message>" Decode semantics (important): the decoder ignores normal characters until it finds the first variation-selector byte, then collects bytes until the first normal character after that payload begins.
2) Encode
Input: a carrier emoji (recommend π₯) and a token string Output: an emoji string that visually looks like the emoji but contains the hidden token node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js encode "π₯" "cashuB..." Tip: some messengers are less likely to deliver a truncated/corrupted emoji-token if any normal text follows it (even a single character). Itβs not required, just a delivery reliability trick. Tip (Telegram): sending the emoji-token inside a code block / βmonospaceβ formatting can help preserve the hidden characters and makes it easier to tap-to-copy.
Optional metadata
To sanity-check the decoded token without redeeming it, you can request metadata. For programmatic/agent use, prefer JSON output: node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js decode "<message>" --metadata --json Example JSON response (Cashu token): { "text": "cashuB...", "isCashu": true, "metadata": { "mint": "https://mint.example", "unit": "sat", "amount": 21 }, "metadataError": null } Example JSON response (plain hidden message): { "text": "hello from inside an emoji", "isCashu": false } node ./bin/cashu-emoji.js decode "<message>" --metadata This prints mint/unit/amount using @cashu/cashu-ts getTokenMetadata() (no mint calls).
Cashu gotchas for new agents
A decoded cashu... token is a bearer asset. Treat it like cash. --metadata is a local parse. It canβt prove the token is unspent/valid. If decode returns a partial token or nonsense, the messenger likely munged the variation selectors; ask for the token to be re-sent (often with some trailing normal text after the emoji token).
Files
src/emoji-encoder.ts: core encode/decode bin/cashu-emoji.js: CLI wrapper examples/: test vectors
Safety
This tool only encodes/decodes text. It does not spend funds.
Category context
Agent frameworks, memory systems, reasoning layers, and model-native orchestration.
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Package contents
Included in package
2 Docs2 Config1 Scripts1 Files
- SKILL.md
- README.md
- bin/cashu-emoji.js
- package-lock.json
- package.json
- examples/minimal-1sat-emoji.txt