Zeal Agent Wallet

Propose transactions to a Zeal Wallet. Use when the user wants to set up an agent as a Zeal Wallet signer, propose transactions, or manage a delegate wallet.

This skill appears to do what it says: it creates/loads an agent private key stored at ~/.zeal-agent-wallet/wallet.json, computes Safe transaction hashes, signs them locally, and posts proposals to api.zeal.app. Before installing, consider: (1) only install if you trust the Zeal service and the skill author (source is unknown); (2) the private key is stored locally—protect that file (the code sets 0o600 permissions) and consider running in an isolated environment; (3) the agent can propose transactions autonomously — although proposals require owner approval in the Zeal app, review and monitor proposals to avoid accidental submission of harmful DelegateCall proposals (operation=1) which can be more dangerous; (4) verify network traffic (https://api.zeal.app) and inspect the code yourself (it is small and readable) if you have doubts. If you need higher assurance, run the skill only on a dedicated machine or ask the author for provenance and a signed release.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: zeal-agent-wallet Version: 1.0.1 The skill is designed to allow an AI agent to propose transactions to a Zeal Wallet (built on Safe infrastructure) by acting as a delegate. It generates a local agent wallet, stores the private key with restrictive permissions (chmod 600) in the user's home directory, and communicates exclusively with the legitimate Zeal API (api.zeal.app) to fetch nonces and submit signed proposals. The instructions in SKILL.md include proactive security measures, such as explicitly forbidding the agent from exposing the private key in chat logs.