Warden App

Use the Warden App (agentic wallet) via browser automation to execute crypto tasks (swap, bridge, deposit/withdraw, perps, portfolio/research) and to build an OpenClaw skill wrapper other agents can use. Use when you need to (1) navigate the Warden UI, (2) connect a wallet, (3) place trades/swaps, (4) check balances/positions, or (5) document repeatable Warden workflows safely (no key leakage, explicit confirmations).

This skill’s purpose matches its instructions, but several things need clarification before you install or run it: - Provenance: the source/homepage is unknown. Prefer skills with a verifiable source or audit trail. - Automation tooling: ask which browser automation tool and runtime the skill expects (Playwright/Puppeteer/selenium) and whether that tool will run in an isolated environment. - File writes: the skill tells agents to update references/warden-ui-notes.md and to create scripts — confirm whether the platform prevents unauthorized skill-file modifications or limits what can be written. Avoid allowing the agent to write arbitrary local files. - Transaction safety: the skill requires explicit user confirmation for transactions — always verify the agent’s transaction summary (chain, token, amount, slippage, fees) before saying “yes, execute.” Prefer using an external or hardware wallet for signing, not embedded keys managed by the agent. - No secrets: never provide seed phrases/private keys. If the skill asks for them despite the SKILL.md, treat that as malicious. If you still want to use this skill, request the owner/source contact, require a detailed runtime manifest (what binaries/tools it needs), and run it in a tightly sandboxed environment where browser sessions and file writes are controlled.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: warden-app Version: 0.1.1 The skill bundle is designed for browser automation of a crypto wallet application, which inherently involves high-risk financial transactions. However, it includes robust safety measures: explicit prohibitions against handling private keys/seed phrases and data exfiltration, and a strict 'execution gate' requiring explicit user consent ('yes, execute') for all transactional actions. The instruction in SKILL.md to update `references/warden-ui-notes.md` is for internal documentation within the skill's scope, not arbitrary file writing or exfiltration. No evidence of malicious execution, persistence, or obfuscation was found.