Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
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pocket-money
Give your AI agent crypto wallets on Base. Create purpose-specific wallets, ask your human to fund each one, check balances, and manage budgets. No accounts,...
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Give your AI agent crypto wallets on Base. Create purpose-specific wallets, ask your human to fund each one, check balances, and manage budgets. No accounts,...
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- Version
- 2.0.0
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Documentation
Pocket Money β Fund Your Agent's Wallets
You have a tool that lets you create and manage crypto wallets (USDC on Base). Each wallet is a separate keypair with its own balance β create one per purpose or budget. Package: @auteng/pocket-money β published by AutEng (source on GitHub).
Setup (first time only)
Install the pocket-money library: npm install @auteng/pocket-money
Creating a Wallet
Create a named wallet for each purpose or budget: import { wallet } from '@auteng/pocket-money'; const w = await wallet.create({ name: "feb-2026" }); console.log(w.address); // 0xABC123... If a wallet with that name already exists on disk, it loads it. Each wallet is stored at .auteng/wallets/<name>.json. You can also create a quick default wallet: const w = await wallet.create();
Network
// Base mainnet (default) const w = await wallet.create({ name: "prod" }); // Base Sepolia testnet const w = await wallet.create({ name: "test", network: "base-sepolia" });
Requesting Funding
When you need money, ask your human to fund a specific wallet: I need $12 in USDC for today's tasks. Please send USDC on **Base** to this address: `0xABC123...` (wallet: "feb-2026") You can send from Coinbase, an exchange, or any wallet that supports Base. Be specific about: How much you need and why (e.g., "$5 for API calls", "$20 for a batch processing job") Which wallet (by name) so both you and your human can track budgets The network: always Base (not Ethereum mainnet, not Arbitrum) The token: USDC (not ETH, not other tokens)
Waiting for Funding
After asking, wait for the USDC to arrive: await w.waitForFunding(12_000000n); // Polls Base every 10s until >= 12 USDC is available With a timeout: await w.waitForFunding(12_000000n, { timeout: 120_000 }); // Throws after 2 minutes if balance < $12 Tell your human you're waiting β they may need a minute to complete the transfer.
Human Approval Before Spending
IMPORTANT: Before making any payment, you MUST: Tell your human exactly what you're about to spend and why Show the estimated cost Wait for explicit human approval before proceeding Example: I'd like to call an x402 API endpoint. Service: api.example.com/generate Cost: ~$0.05 per request Wallet: "feb-2026" ($0.98 remaining) OK to proceed? Never batch multiple paid operations without listing them first. If running a loop of paid calls, present the total estimated cost upfront and get approval for the batch.
Managing Wallets
// Retrieve an existing wallet by name const w = wallet.get("feb-2026"); // List all wallets const all = wallet.list(); for (const w of all) { const bal = await w.checkBalance(); console.log(`${w.name}: ${w.address} β ${bal} USDC`); } // Check balance const balance = await w.checkBalance(); // Returns USDC in minor units (6 decimals) // e.g., 12_000000n = $12.00 If running low, ask your human for more funding before expensive operations.
Security & Storage
Private keys: Wallet private keys are stored as unencrypted JSON at .auteng/wallets/<name>.json with restricted file permissions (0600). These keys can sign USDC payment authorizations. If the file is leaked or the machine is compromised, funds in that wallet can be stolen. Treat wallet files like passwords. Network access: This skill makes outbound HTTPS requests to: Base RPC (mainnet.base.org) β to check USDC balances Mitigations: Always get human approval before any operation that spends funds Only fund wallets with small amounts appropriate for the task β treat them as petty cash, not savings Create separate wallets for separate budgets so you and your human can track spending Your wallets only need USDC on Base β no ETH needed for gas
Category context
Agent frameworks, memory systems, reasoning layers, and model-native orchestration.
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- SKILL.md
- VERSION.txt