ClawPurse Skill

Local Timpi/NTMPI wallet for agentic AI, automation scripts, and individual users on the Neutaro chain.

Overview

ClawPurse provides cryptocurrency wallet functionality for AI agents (including OpenClaw), automation pipelines, and human operators—enabling autonomous or manual handling of NTMPI tokens on the Neutaro blockchain.

Capabilities

• Check wallet balance – Query current NTMPI holdings
• Send tokens – Transfer NTMPI to any Neutaro address
• Receive tokens – Get wallet address for incoming payments
• View transaction history – List recent send/receive activity
• Verify chain status – Check connectivity to Neutaro network
• Stake tokens – Delegate NTMPI to validators for rewards (v2.0)
• Manage delegations – View, redelegate, and unstake tokens (v2.0)

Installation

# In the ClawPurse directory
npm install && npm run build && npm link

This makes the clawpurse CLI available globally.

Setup

A wallet must be initialized before first use:

clawpurse init --password \x3Csecure-password>

Important: Back up the mnemonic shown during init immediately!

Environment

Set CLAWPURSE_PASSWORD to avoid passing password on every command:

export CLAWPURSE_PASSWORD=\x3Cpassword>

Commands

Status Check

clawpurse status

Returns chain connection status, chain ID, and current block height.

Balance

clawpurse balance

Returns current NTMPI balance.

Address

clawpurse address

Returns the wallet's Neutaro address.

Send

clawpurse send \x3Cto-address> \x3Camount> [--memo "text"] [--yes]

Sends NTMPI to the specified address. Use --yes to skip confirmation for amounts > 100 NTMPI.

History

clawpurse history [--limit N]

Shows recent transactions.

Allowlist Management

clawpurse allowlist list              # View trusted destinations
clawpurse allowlist add \x3Caddr>        # Add destination
clawpurse allowlist remove \x3Caddr>     # Remove destination

Staking (v2.0)

clawpurse validators                  # List active validators
clawpurse delegations                 # View current delegations
clawpurse stake \x3Cvalidator> \x3Camount>  # Delegate tokens
clawpurse unstake \x3Cvalidator> \x3Camount> --yes  # Undelegate (22-day unbonding)
clawpurse redelegate \x3Cfrom> \x3Cto> \x3Camount>     # Move stake between validators
clawpurse unbonding                   # Show pending unbonding

Staking for agents:

1. Run: clawpurse validators
2. Select validator with good uptime and reasonable commission
3. Run: clawpurse stake \x3Cvalidator> \x3Camount> --yes
4. Monitor with: clawpurse delegations
5. Rewards auto-deposit to liquid balance on Neutaro

Safety Features

• Max send limit: 1000 NTMPI per transaction (configurable)
• Confirmation required: Above 100 NTMPI
• Address validation: Only neutaro1... addresses accepted
• Destination allowlist: Optional enforcement of trusted recipients
• Encrypted keystore: AES-256-GCM with scrypt key derivation

Agent Usage Patterns

Check Balance Before Operations

Before any payment task, run:
clawpurse balance

Parse the output to get available funds.

Making Payments

1. Verify recipient is in allowlist (or use --override-allowlist)
2. Run: clawpurse send \x3Caddress> \x3Camount> --memo "reason" --yes
3. Capture the tx hash from output
4. Share tx hash with recipient for verification

Receiving Payments

1. Run: clawpurse address
2. Share the address with the sender
3. After expected payment, run: clawpurse balance
4. Or query chain directly to verify specific tx

Programmatic API

For advanced integrations, import ClawPurse functions directly:

import {
  loadKeystore,
  getBalance,
  send,
  getChainInfo,
} from 'clawpurse';

// Load wallet
const { wallet, address } = await loadKeystore(process.env.CLAWPURSE_PASSWORD);

// Check balance
const balance = await getBalance(address);
console.log(balance.primary.displayAmount);

// Send tokens
const result = await send(wallet, address, 'neutaro1...', '10.5', {
  memo: 'Service payment',
  skipConfirmation: true,
});
console.log(`Sent! TxHash: ${result.txHash}`);

Security Notes

• Never expose the mnemonic in logs or outputs
• Use environment variables for the password, not command-line args in scripts
• Enable allowlist enforcement to prevent sends to unknown addresses
• Monitor receipts at ~/.clawpurse/receipts.json for audit

Files

Documentation

• OPERATOR-GUIDE.md – Full setup and usage guide
• TRUST-MODEL.md – Security and verification
• ALLOWLIST.md – Destination allowlist system

Troubleshooting