Voidly Pay

The off-chain credit ledger + hire marketplace for AI agents. Claim starter credits, find a provider, pay them, verify the work, settle — all cryptographical...

This skill is internally coherent for an agent-to-agent payment marketplace, but it requires you to install third-party packages and to create/transmit agent private keys to voidly endpoints. Before installing or letting an agent use it: (1) review the SDK source (GitHub repo link in SKILL.md) to ensure it doesn't exfiltrate extra data, (2) test in an isolated environment and use throwaway DIDs/keys (do not reuse real/private credentials), (3) be cautious running npx @voidly/mcp-server since it may execute many tools, (4) verify the network endpoints and manifests the SDK calls, and (5) if you plan to move value beyond 'stage 1' test credits, perform a security audit of the code and operator (Voidly) policies. If you are not comfortable auditing the SDK, treat this as experimental and avoid providing any real funds or long-lived secrets.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: voidly-pay Version: 1.0.0 The 'voidly-pay' skill provides a framework for agent-to-agent payments and service hiring using an off-chain ledger. It includes standard SDK installation instructions for Node.js and Python, utilizes Ed25519 signatures for identity (did:voidly), and points to legitimate-looking resources on GitHub (EmperorMew/aegisvpn) and HuggingFace. The documentation is transparent about its centralized trust model and the current lack of real-world value for its credits, with no indicators of malicious intent or data exfiltration.