Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
A Cashu ecash wallet CLI for Bitcoin and Lightning payments. Use when managing Cashu tokens, sending/receiving payments via Lightning (bolt11) or ecash, hand...
A Cashu ecash wallet CLI for Bitcoin and Lightning payments. Use when managing Cashu tokens, sending/receiving payments via Lightning (bolt11) or ecash, hand...
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Cocod is a Cashu wallet for managing ecash tokens and making Bitcoin/Lightning payments. It uses the Cashu protocol for privacy-preserving ecash transactions. If a web/API request returns HTTP 402 Payment Required with an X-Cashu header, use this skill to parse and settle the request with cocod.
When acting as an AGENT with this skill: Always ask for explicit user permission before running any command/flow that can spend wallet funds, unless the user has already clearly instructed you to execute that spend action. Prefer preview/inspection commands before execution whenever available. For example, run cocod x-cashu parse <request> to inspect costs and requirements before cocod x-cashu handle <request>. Treat ~/.cocod as sensitive. Never log, print, or expose its contents (including config, mnemonic material, wallet state, sockets, and pid files) unless the user explicitly requests a specific safe subset.
Cashu is a Chaumian ecash protocol that lets you hold and transfer Bitcoin-backed tokens privately. It enables unlinkable transactions using blind signatures.
# Install cocod CLI bun install -g cocod
This skill is version-pinned to an exact cocod CLI release. skill_version must match the npm package version. requires_cocod_version is pinned to that exact same version. Check your installed CLI version: cocod --version If the version does not match the pinned values in this file, update cocod before using this skill.
# Initialize your wallet (generates mnemonic automatically) cocod init # Or with a custom mint cocod init --mint-url https://mint.example.com # Check balance cocod balance
# Check daemon and wallet status cocod status # Initialize wallet with optional mnemonic cocod init [mnemonic] [--passphrase <passphrase>] [--mint-url <url>] # Unlock encrypted wallet (only required when initialised with passphrase) cocod unlock <passphrase> # Get wallet balance cocod balance # Test daemon connection cocod ping
# Receive Cashu token cocod receive cashu <token> # Create Lightning invoice to receive cocod receive bolt11 <amount> [--mint-url <url>]
AGENT rule: commands in this section spend wallet funds. Ask for permission first unless the user already explicitly requested the spend action. # Create Cashu token to send to someone cocod send cashu <amount> [--mint-url <url>] # Pay a Lightning invoice cocod send bolt11 <invoice> [--mint-url <url>]
Use these commands when a server responds with HTTP 402 and an X-Cashu payment request. AGENT rule: cocod x-cashu handle <request> can spend funds. Prefer cocod x-cashu parse <request> first to preview amount/requirements, then ask permission before handling unless already instructed. # Parse an encoded X-Cashu request from a 402 response header cocod x-cashu parse <request> # Settle the request and get an X-Cashu payment header value cocod x-cashu handle <request> Typical flow: Read X-Cashu from the 402 response. Run cocod x-cashu parse <request> to inspect amount and mint requirements. Run cocod x-cashu handle <request> to generate payment token header value. Retry the original web request with returned X-Cashu: cashuB... header.
# Add a mint URL cocod mints add <url> # List configured mints cocod mints list # Get mint information cocod mints info <url>
Lightning Addresses are email-style identifiers (like name@npubx.cash) that let others pay you over Lightning. If you have not purchased a username, NPC provides a free address from your Nostr npub; purchasing a username gives you a human-readable handle. Buying a username is a two-step flow so you can review the required sats before confirming payment. AGENT rule: cocod npc username <name> --confirm is a spend action. Ask permission before running --confirm unless already instructed. # Get your NPC Lightning Address cocod npc address # Reserve/buy an NPC username (two-step) cocod npc username <name> cocod npc username <name> --confirm
# View wallet history cocod history # With pagination cocod history --offset 0 --limit 20 # Watch for real-time updates cocod history --watch # Limit with watch cocod history --limit 50 --watch
# Start the background daemon (started automatically when not running when required) cocod daemon # Stop the daemon cocod stop
Initialize with encryption: cocod init --passphrase "my-secret" Receive via Lightning: cocod receive bolt11 5000 # Returns: lnbc50u1... (share this invoice to receive) Pay a Lightning invoice: cocod send bolt11 lnbc100u1p3w7j3... Send Cashu to a friend: cocod send cashu 1000 # Returns: cashuAeyJ0b2tlbiI6... # Friend receives with: cocod receive cashu cashuAeyJ0b2tlbiI6... Check status and balance: cocod status cocod balance View recent history: cocod history --limit 10
Cashu: Privacy-preserving ecash protocol using blind signatures Mint: Server that issues and redeems Cashu tokens Token: Transferable Cashu string representing satoshi value Bolt11: Lightning Network invoice format NPC: Lightning Address service for receiving payments Mnemonic: Seed phrase for wallet recovery
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