Pet Me Master - Autonomous Aavegotchi Petting

Batch-pet Aavegotchis on Base via Bankr with cooldown checks, reminder automation, and natural-language routing.

What to check before installing or running this skill: - Confirm you trust Bankr and the BANKR_API_KEY you will provide. The skill will submit transactions using that key and will attempt to read the key from env, systemctl user env, or other Bankr config files. - Inspect and correct your config.json. There are inconsistent config schemas across docs and scripts (some scripts expect .gotchiIds and walletAddress, others expect .wallets[] entries). Ensure your file matches the script you intend to run. - Test in dry-run mode first (many scripts support --dry-run or pet-all.sh will emit a dry-run JSON) and run commands manually before enabling automation. - Review the transaction calldata logic. I noticed mismatches in documentation vs code (different function selector noted in references vs encode_interact_calldata). That can cause incorrect calldata/failed transactions — ask the maintainer or verify the calldata with a safe dry-run. - Be aware this skill schedules persistent background jobs (at/cron/sleep). If you enable automation (init-automation), it will create scheduled work that runs indefinitely and can submit real transactions if conditions are met. Only enable after you confirm behavior and set appropriate safeguards. - Because the scripts read other files (~/.openclaw/skills/bankr/config.json) and probe systemctl environment, keep sensitive keys limited and consider using a throwaway Bankr key with minimal privileges for testing. If the maintainer can provide a single canonical config spec and confirm the correct interact() selector/calldata encoding, and if you validate Bankr's API behavior in dry-run mode, the inconsistencies look like sloppy engineering rather than malicious intent. Until then, treat it cautiously and run as a human-in-the-loop rather than granting fully unattended automation.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: pet-me-master Version: 2.4.4 The pet-me-master skill is a comprehensive automation tool for batch-petting Aavegotchis on the Base network via the Bankr API. It features on-chain cooldown monitoring using 'cast', automated Telegram notifications, and a fallback mechanism that uses background processes or the 'at' command to ensure petting occurs even without user intervention. While the scripts (e.g., lib.sh, telegram-notify.py) aggressively search for API keys in environment variables, systemd user environments, and local configuration files (~/.openclaw/openclaw.json), this behavior is consistent with the requirements of an autonomous agent operating within the OpenClaw/Bankr ecosystem. All network communications are directed to legitimate endpoints (api.bankr.bot, api.telegram.org, and Goldsky subgraphs), and no evidence of malicious intent or unauthorized data exfiltration was found.