Tether Wallet Development Kit

Tether Wallet Development Kit (WDK) for building non-custodial multi-chain wallets. Use when working with @tetherto/wdk-core, wallet modules (wdk-wallet-btc,...

This bundle appears to be documentation for a wallet SDK and is largely coherent with that purpose, but stop and verify before installing or invoking it. Specific things to consider: - Do not paste or store any private seed phrases, private keys, or secret API keys in the skill or in env vars unless you fully trust and control the code that will use them. The SKILL.md contains many examples showing process.env.SEED_PHRASE and secret keys — those are examples, not requirements. - The SKILL.md instructs the agent to web_fetch referenced URLs; confirm the listed URLs (npm, GitHub, official docs) are legitimate and point to official Tether/Tether‑owned domains. Manually verify package pages and GitHub repos before following any fetched instructions. - The pre‑scan detected a prompt‑injection pattern ('ignore-previous-instructions') inside the skill docs. That could be malicious or accidental; prefer to view the raw SKILL.md yourself and search for any lines that try to override agent policies or ask for secrets. - Because this is instruction‑only, risk comes from fetched external content and any follow‑on actions your agent might take. If you enable the skill, restrict its access (do not provide secrets) and watch what web_fetch/web_search returns. - If you plan to use the actual npm packages, install them independently after verifying their npm and GitHub sources and audit their code and package versions. If you want, I can: (a) list all external URLs referenced for manual verification, (b) fetch and summarize the top docs pages so you can review what those pages would teach the agent, or (c) flag specific lines in SKILL.md that look like instruction overrides.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: tether-wdk Version: 1.0.0 The Tether WDK skill bundle is a comprehensive and well-documented integration for multi-chain wallet development. It contains no malicious logic, obfuscation, or data exfiltration patterns. Notably, SKILL.md includes robust security guardrails for the AI agent, such as mandatory human confirmation for all financial transactions, strict key hygiene (using sodium_memzero), and explicit instructions to ignore prompt injection attempts from external content. The reference files (e.g., chains.md, deployments.md) provide legitimate technical data for blockchain interactions.