Proxygate

ProxyGate CLI — the Stripe for AI Agents. Use this skill whenever the user mentions ProxyGate, proxy requests, API marketplace, USDC payments, Solana wallet,...

This router skill by itself is coherent and low-risk: it just tells the agent which sub-skill to invoke for ProxyGate tasks. Before installing or enabling it, review the sub-skills it routes to (pg-setup, pg-buy, pg-sell, pg-status, pg-jobs, pg-update). Those sub-skills are the ones likely to request sensitive access (Solana wallet/keypair, USDC payment authority, gateway API tokens, or to run CLI binaries). Do not provide private keys or wallet seed phrases to the agent. Verify the gateway URL and docs (https://gateway.proxygate.ai) independently and ensure those endpoints are legitimate. If you allow autonomous invocation (the platform default), be especially cautious about enabling payment or wallet-capable sub-skills without manual approval. If you want higher assurance, ask to review the code/instructions for each sub-skill or require explicit user confirmation before any payment or wallet operation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: proxygate Version: 0.2.1 The proxygate skill acts as a router for a suite of sub-skills (pg-setup, pg-status, pg-buy, etc.) related to an API marketplace platform. The SKILL.md file provides organizational instructions for the AI agent to handle tasks involving USDC payments on Solana, API proxying, and service tunneling. While the platform involves high-risk capabilities like network tunneling and wallet management, the instructions are transparently aligned with the stated purpose of the service (gateway.proxygate.ai) and do not exhibit signs of malicious intent or prompt injection.