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OWS wallet — view addresses, sign transactions/messages, check balances, manage agent access. Use when asked about your wallet, address, funds, signing, or any onchain operation.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Communicate with other agents in your team — send messages, delegate tasks, list agents, check news. Use when asked to contact another agent or coordinate work.
Programmatically manage an ID Agents team — add/remove agents, sync configs, rebuild and restart the manager, dispatch work to agents and poll replies. Use whenever you edit a team YAML, hit "Manager did not start in time", need to /sync, /deploy, or /agents rebuild a team, or want to talk to or ask an agent.
Build an id-agents team correctly from scratch. Covers YAML structure, per-agent workspaces, role files, library agent templates, skill bundling, and the gotchas (silent default drops, symlinks vs copies, cpSync collisions). Use whenever you are designing a new team config, adding agents to an existing team, or debugging why an agent ended up with a generic personality.
Your agent identity — name and team. Always loaded so you know who you are.
Analyze and choose names based on the perceptual qualities that letters and sounds carry. Use when generating, screening, or defending brand names. Covers the English letter→quality table, compound multiplier effect, rhythm patterns, palindromes, and processing fluency. Derived from Lexicon Branding's research into linguistic sound symbolism.
Required lifecycle for non-trivial work. Create a task, claim it, do the work, mark done. Include the task name in your reply.
| name | wallet |
| description | OWS wallet — view addresses, sign transactions/messages, check balances, manage agent access. Use when asked about your wallet, address, funds, signing, or any onchain operation. |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
You have an OWS (Open Wallet Standard) wallet. Your wallet name is in the OWS_WALLET environment variable. The private key is encrypted in the vault at ~/.ows/ — you never see or handle raw keys.
ows wallet list 2>/dev/null | awk "/Name:.*$OWS_WALLET/{found=1} found && /Name:/ && !/Name:.*$OWS_WALLET/{exit} found"
| Chain | CAIP-2 | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Ethereum/EVM | eip155:1 | 0x... (works on Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, etc.) |
| Bitcoin | bip122:... | bc1... |
| Cosmos | cosmos:cosmoshub-4 | cosmos1... |
| Tron | tron:mainnet | T... |
| TON | ton:mainnet | UQ... |
| Filecoin | fil:mainnet | f1... |
| Sui | sui:mainnet | 0x... (64 bytes) |
| Solana | solana:... | base58 |
Your EVM address works across all EVM chains (Ethereum, Base, Optimism, Arbitrum, etc.).
ows sign message --wallet $OWS_WALLET --chain eip155:1 --message "hello world"
# Sign only (returns signed tx hex)
ows sign tx --wallet $OWS_WALLET --chain eip155:8453 --tx 0x02f8...
# Sign and broadcast (returns tx hash)
ows sign send-tx --wallet $OWS_WALLET --chain eip155:8453 --tx 0x02f8...
ows sign message --wallet $OWS_WALLET --chain eip155:1 --message dummy \
--typed-data '{"types":{...},"primaryType":"Permit","domain":{...},"message":{...}}' --json
ows fund balance --wallet $OWS_WALLET --chain base
$OWS_WALLET for all signing operations — never hardcode wallet names.~/.ows/logs/audit.jsonl — every signing operation is recorded.When asked for your wallet address, run the list command and report the relevant chain address.