grizzly-sms

name	grizzly_sms
description	SMS verification and virtual phone numbers via Grizzly SMS API
metadata	{"openclaw":{"primaryEnv":"GRIZZLY_SMS_API_KEY","askForEnvInDialog":true}}

Grizzly SMS Skill

Use this skill when the user needs: SMS verification, virtual numbers (Uber, Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, etc.), balance, prices, countries, services, or account registration with a rented phone number.

API Key — Ask in Dialog

Before running any Grizzly command, you MUST ask the user for the API key (unless they already gave it in this conversation):

Please provide your Grizzly SMS API key. Register on grizzlysms.com, then go to the API section (grizzlysms.com/docs) and copy the key.

When the user provides the key in chat — use it immediately. Pass it via exec env on every Grizzly call. Do NOT tell the user to set environment variables or edit config. The exec tool accepts env overrides; use them.

exec(command="node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs get_services", env={"GRIZZLY_SMS_API_KEY": "<exact_key_user_sent>"})

Example: user sends e069d36075b9b230fe1eb159b86536d1 → use env={"GRIZZLY_SMS_API_KEY": "e069d36075b9b230fe1eb159b86536d1"} in exec. Then proceed with get_services, request_number, etc.

If the key is already in config (skills.entries.grizzly_sms.env), omit env. Otherwise always ask and pass via env.

DO NOT ask the user to set GRIZZLY_SMS_API_KEY in environment variables or config files when they already provided the key in chat. Use it directly.

How to Call

There is NO tool named grizzly_sms.get_services(). You MUST use the exec tool. Example:

exec(command="node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs get_services", env={"GRIZZLY_SMS_API_KEY": "<user_key>"})

Use host=gateway only if tools.exec.host is configured for gateway. OpenClaw replaces {baseDir} with the skill folder path.

Commands (run via exec)

What to do	Exec command
List services (find Uber)	node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs get_services
List countries (Brazil=73)	node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs get_countries
Check balance	node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs get_balance
Get crypto wallet for top-up	node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs get_wallet
Request number	node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs request_number ub 73
Get SMS code	node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs get_status <activationId>
Complete activation	node {baseDir}/scripts/grizzly-cli.mjs set_status <activationId> 6

Balance & Crypto Top-up

When the user asks about balance, top-up, replenish, or gets NO_BALANCE:

1. get_balance — show current balance (e.g. ACCESS_BALANCE:10.50)
2. get_wallet — returns wallet_address for USDT (TRC-20)
3. Tell the user: Send USDT (TRC-20 network) to this address. Minimum 50 USD. Funds are credited automatically to your Grizzly balance.

Format the wallet address for easy copying (monospace on Telegram). Example:

Balance: `10.50` USD
Crypto wallet (USDT TRC-20): `TReiqL2AkD1euTgjXmrtKLnwDAbNPgTstU`
Min top-up: 50 USD. Funds credit automatically.

You are NOT handling crypto transactions — you only retrieve and display the wallet address from the Grizzly API so the user can send USDT from their own wallet.

Full Registration Workflow (any service, any country)

When the user asks to "register an account for [service] in [country]" (e.g. Uber in Brazil, Instagram in Jamaica):

1. Ask for API key (if not in config)
2. Resolve service and country codes — exec get_services and get_countries with env, parse JSON to find the code for the requested service (e.g. Uber → ub, Instagram → ig) and country (e.g. Brazil → 73, Jamaica → lookup in get_countries output)
3. Request number — exec request_number <service> <countryId> with env, save activationId and phone number
4. Open browser and register — use the browser tool to:
   • Navigate to the service registration URL (see table below)
   • Fill the phone number field with the rented number
   • Fill other required fields (email, name, etc.) — ask user if needed
   • Submit the form
5. Poll for SMS — exec get_status <activationId> with env until SMS code arrives
6. Enter code in browser — use browser tool to fill the verification code field and submit
7. Complete activation — exec set_status <activationId> 6 with env

Registration URLs (for browser tool)

Service	Registration URL
Uber	https://riders.uber.com/
Instagram	https://www.instagram.com/accounts/emailsignup/
Telegram	https://web.telegram.org/
WhatsApp	https://web.whatsapp.com/
Facebook	https://www.facebook.com/reg/
Google	https://accounts.google.com/signup

Use browser.navigate, browser.fill, browser.click as needed. Set browser headless=false so the user can see the process on Mac.

Output Formatting (for user messages)

When sending phone numbers, activation IDs, or SMS codes to the user, always format them for easy copying:

• Phone number — on its own line, clearly labeled
• Activation ID (actId) — on its own line, labeled
• SMS code — on its own line, labeled

If the channel is Telegram — wrap each value in monospace using triple backticks. Example:

Phone: `[phone]`
Activation ID: `12345678`
SMS code: `847291`

Or as a compact block:

`[phone]` | actId: `12345678` | SMS: `847291`

If the channel is not Telegram — use plain labeled format with clear line breaks. Avoid extra punctuation around the values so the user can select and copy easily.

Service codes: tg, wa, ig, ub, fb, go