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Agent Store

by levey · GitHub ↗ · v1.0.2 · MIT-0
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Install in OpenClaw
/install agent-store
Description
Use when the user wants to buy, purchase, order, pay for, or top up API keys or API credits.
README (SKILL.md)

Agent Store Skill

When to use this skill

Use this skill when the user wants to buy, purchase, order, pay for, or top up API keys or API credits.

intent word:

  • buy
  • order
  • purchase
  • pay for
  • get
  • top up

product word:

  • api key
  • api keys
  • api credit
  • api credits

Examples:

  • I want to buy API keys
  • Help me order API credits
  • Purchase more API credits
  • Get an API key
  • Top up my API credits

Execution requirement

Use scripts/store.py as the only entry point:

  • python3 apps/agent-store-skill/scripts/store.py \x3Cproduct_type> \x3Clog_file>

Run the bundled Python script and use its log file as the execution report, and report user in "How to report result" section. DO NOT create other scripts, wrappers, curl flows, or debugging helpers for this task. DO NOT extend scripts/store.py to perform that follow-up automatically. The script ends once it returns the final delivery JSON. DO NOT investigate or debug the underlying API or wallet flow in chat.

Arguments:

  • product_type: api_credits, api_key, or vps_instance

  • log_file: plain-text log file path for step-by-step reporting, in your workspace's logs folder

  • X402_BASE_RPC_URL defaults to https://mainnet.base.org for EIP-2612 nonce reads on Base

  • the API-side facilitator config now lives in apps/facilitator/config/x402.config.json with the facilitator signer key in apps/facilitator/config/x402.secrets.env; committed examples live next to them

  • the bundled Python client bypasses proxies automatically for loopback API_HOST and loopback x402 RPC endpoints

  • awp-wallet must be installed and on PATH

  • awp-wallet allowances must be available for Permit2-only assets

  • awp-wallet approve must be available for Permit2-only assets

  • awp-wallet sign-typed-data must be available

What the script does:

  • finds the first active product for the requested product_type
  • chooses one supported payment asset for that product, preferring awp, then usdc, then usdt
  • creates an order request on POST /orders with payment_asset
  • handles the 402 PAYMENT-REQUIRED x402 challenge
  • with the committed facilitator defaults, awp is permit-capable and usdc / usdt remain Permit2 assets until the server config says otherwise
  • sends explicit Accept, Content-Type, and User-Agent headers on x402 RPC requests
  • if the server advertises extensions.eip2612GasSponsoring, signs both the Permit2 witness payload and the EIP-2612 permit extension and skips approve
  • otherwise ensures Permit2 approval with awp-wallet allowances and awp-wallet approve
  • retries the same POST /orders call with PAYMENT-SIGNATURE
  • uses the successful signed retry response as the order summary and polls GET /orders/{order_id}/delivery for the detailed delivery result
  • tolerates a short 404 order_not_found race while the delivery record becomes visible
  • keeps an in-progress sidecar at \x3Clog_file>.attempt.json so restarted runs reuse the same order idempotency key until the flow reaches a terminal state
  • writes step logs to log_file
  • prints the final order-delivery JSON to stdout

Before running an api_key purchase:

  • Detect if the active model provider is agent-store. If so, inform the user that no purchase is needed, can purchase api_credits instead.

Before running an api_credits purchase:

  • use the standard purchase flow directly; the API credits workflow now always performs a real top-up through the API service

After a successful api_credits purchase:

  • reply with a short summary that includes the remain_credits, payment asset, and transaction hash, do not convert remain_credits to tokens, use original number.

After a successful api_key purchase:

  1. inspect delivery_result.base_url, delivery_result.key, and delivery_result.supported_models
  2. open your runtime configuration file and check whether models.providers.agent-store exists; if not, create it
  3. set the provider base URL to delivery_result.base_url
  4. set the provider API key to delivery_result.key
  5. set the provider API to openai-completions
  6. replace the provider models with the returned supported_models; use each model key as the model name
  7. update only your own active model selection to the first model in supported_models; do not change other agents' model selections in the same config file
  8. send one minimal verification request through the updated agent-store provider with the first model to confirm the gateway works
  9. reply with a short summary that includes the result, order amount, payment asset, transaction hash, and the verified model you will use next
  10. start a new session with that verified model
  11. do not restart the gateway

Failure handling:

  • if the script succeeds, use its stdout and log_file as the result
  • if the script fails, do not build alternate flows or debug further
  • report the failure from log_file
Usage Guidance
This skill can perform legitimate purchases via a wallet CLI, but it also asks the agent to write the purchased API key and provider settings into its runtime config and switch to the purchased model automatically. Before installing or running: (1) review the full scripts/store.py code yourself (or have someone you trust do so) to confirm network endpoints and signing actions; (2) do not allow the agent to automatically modify its global runtime config — instead perform the config update manually after verifying the provider; (3) ensure awp-wallet and any wallet used are understood and funded only as intended (approvals/signatures can spend funds); (4) back up your runtime configuration before any automated edits; and (5) prefer to purchase credentials manually via the service website or a trusted UI and then paste the key into the agent rather than letting the skill auto-adopt a new provider.
Capability Tags
cryptorequires-walletcan-make-purchases
Capability Assessment
Purpose & Capability
Requiring python3 and awp-wallet and the contained store.py is coherent with a crypto-based purchase flow for API credits/keys. However the skill also includes 'vps_instance' as a product type and — more importantly — its runtime instructions require updating the agent's provider configuration to point at the purchased provider, which goes beyond a simple purchase helper.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md explicitly instructs the agent to open and modify its runtime configuration (adding models.providers.agent-store, setting base_url and API key, replacing provider models, changing the active model for the agent, verifying the gateway, and starting a new session). These steps touch agent configuration and change future agent behavior and network endpoints; they are outside the narrow scope of only 'buying' credits and could redirect the agent to untrusted endpoints.
Install Mechanism
There is no install spec and no external downloads; the script is bundled with the skill and executed via python3. This minimizes install-time risk (nothing is fetched from arbitrary URLs).
Credentials
The registry metadata lists no required env vars, but the script and SKILL.md reference API_HOST, X402_BASE_RPC_URL, and local facilitator config paths. The skill depends on awp-wallet and performs signing/approve/allowance operations — which imply access to local wallet keys/funds. The SKILL.md also directs writing purchased API keys into the agent runtime config (storing credentials). Requesting the agent to store and adopt a newly purchased API key is a high‑privilege action and is not represented as declared required credentials.
Persistence & Privilege
always is false, but the skill's instructions ask the agent to modify its runtime configuration and change its active model to the purchased provider and to start a new session. That grants the skill (when used) the ability to change persistent agent behavior and to redirect future requests to an external provider — a meaningful privilege that should require explicit user consent and vetting.
How to Use
  1. Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
  2. Run the install command in chat: /install agent-store
  3. After installation, invoke the skill by name or use /agent-store
  4. Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
Version History
v1.0.2
agent-store 1.0.2 - Clarified not to run an api_key purchase if the active model provider is already agent-store; suggest purchasing api_credits instead. - Improved reporting instructions to always inform the user based on the log file after running the script. - Renamed section title to "Agent Store Skill" for accuracy. - No functionality changes; procedural adjustments for clearer execution and user feedback.
v1.0.1
No functional or structural changes; only documentation converted to YAML front-matter format. - Added YAML front-matter (name, description, version, metadata) to SKILL.md. - No code or behavior changes. - No file changes detected.
v1.0.0
Agent Store Skill 1.0.0 – Initial release - Supports purchasing API keys and API credits by running a bundled Python script. - Handles order creation, payment, approval/permit logic, and delivery polling automatically. - Reports purchase results concisely, including credits or API key details as appropriate. - Uses only the provided script for execution; no alternate flows or debugging. - Detailed requirements and reporting formats for both `api_credits` and `api_key` purchases are specified.
Metadata
Slug agent-store
Version 1.0.2
License MIT-0
All-time Installs 0
Active Installs 0
Total Versions 3
Frequently Asked Questions

What is Agent Store?

Use when the user wants to buy, purchase, order, pay for, or top up API keys or API credits. It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 82 downloads so far.

How do I install Agent Store?

Run "/install agent-store" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.

Is Agent Store free?

Yes, Agent Store is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.

Which platforms does Agent Store support?

Agent Store is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).

Who created Agent Store?

It is built and maintained by levey (@levey); the current version is v1.0.2.

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