ZeroDust Chain Exit

Sweep 100% of native gas tokens from EIP-7702 compatible chains. Leaves exactly zero balance. Supports 25 mainnet chains.

Do not use this skill with real funds until you can verify the backend and codebase. Specific steps to take before installing or using: - Verify the project: ask the publisher for a canonical homepage or public source repo (GitHub) and review the server code and docs. The skill currently lists no homepage/source and points to a railway.app backend—this is not a proof of legitimacy. - Validate supported chains: confirm the chain IDs and names the service claims to support; several names/IDs in the SKILL.md look uncommon or fictional. Try a tiny test amount first. - Protect keys and signing: never paste private keys into the agent. Ensure signing is done via a secure wallet UI (e.g., MetaMask, hardware wallet) that only signs the intended typed data. Prefer in-wallet signing over copy-pasting signatures where possible. - Question pre-signed revocation: ask the operator to explain why a pre-signed revoke is required, how long signatures are valid, and whether the revoke signature can be replayed or misused later. Prefer a flow where revocation is executed deterministically and immediately, or better yet where the revoke is controlled by the user. - Limit API key exposure: treat ZERODUST_API_KEY as highly sensitive — possession appears to allow batch/agent sweeps. Only provide it to agents you fully trust and consider using a scoped/test key first. - Ask for independent audits or references and for an official domain and contact/support channels. If these are not provided, avoid using the skill for any significant balances.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: zerodust-chain-exit Version: 1.0.0 The skill is designed to sweep native gas tokens from EIP-7702 compatible chains, interacting with a clearly defined external API endpoint (zerodust-backend-production.up.railway.app). All network calls are to this single, consistent endpoint. Crucially, the process explicitly requires the user to sign multiple messages for delegation, revocation, and sweep intent, ensuring user authorization for all transactions and preventing unauthorized fund movement by the agent. The `SKILL.md` instructions guide the agent on how to use the API and interact with the user, without any evidence of prompt injection attempts to subvert the agent's purpose, exfiltrate unrelated data, or execute arbitrary commands. The `ZERODUST_API_KEY` is a required environment variable for the skill's own operation, not for exfiltrating other sensitive credentials.