coinbase/agentic-wallet-skills▌

Email OTP-based wallet authentication with validation and status checking. \n \n Two-step login flow: initiate with email to receive a 6-digit OTP, then verify with the flowId and code to complete authentication \n Includes input validation rules for email, flowId, and OTP to prevent shell injection before executing commands \n Provides status checking, balance queries, address retrieval, and wallet window access via companion CLI commands \n All commands support --json output for machine-readab

Query onchain data on Base using SQL with per-query x402 payments. \n \n Access decoded events, transactions, and blocks via CoinbaseQL, a ClickHouse-based SQL dialect supporting joins, CTEs, subqueries, and standard functions \n Three main tables available: base.events (decoded smart contract logs), base.transactions (full transaction data), and base.blocks (block metadata) \n Requires filtering on indexed fields ( event_signature , address , block_timestamp ) in event queries to avoid full tab

Deposit USDC to wallet via Coinbase Onramp or direct transfer. \n \n Opens a companion UI where users select preset amounts ($10, $20, $50) or custom values and choose from Apple Pay, debit card, bank transfer, or Coinbase account funding \n Supports multiple payment methods with varying settlement times: instant for card and Apple Pay, 1–3 days for ACH bank transfers \n Deposits funds as USDC on the Base network; alternatively, users can send USDC directly to the wallet address via npx awal@2.0

Search and discover paid API services available on the x402 bazaar marketplace. \n \n Query the marketplace using BM25 relevance search, list all available resources, or inspect specific endpoints to see pricing and payment requirements without paying \n Supports filtering by network (base, base-sepolia) and output formats (human-readable or JSON) \n Results are cached locally and auto-refresh every 12 hours; no authentication required for any search or discovery operation \n Use as a fallback w

Transfer USDC to Ethereum addresses or ENS names on Base. \n \n Accepts both hex addresses (0x...) and ENS names (.eth) as recipients, with automatic ENS resolution \n Supports flexible amount formats: dollar notation ($5.00), decimal (1.50), or atomic units (1000000) \n Requires wallet authentication via the authenticate-wallet skill and sufficient USDC balance before sending \n Includes input validation to prevent shell injection and optional JSON output for programmatic use \n

Deploy a paid API endpoint that other agents can discover and pay for via x402 protocol. \n \n Charges USDC per request on Base using HTTP 402 payment protocol; clients pay with signed transactions, no API keys or accounts required \n Automatically registers endpoints with the x402 Bazaar for agent discovery when you declare discovery extensions \n Supports multiple pricing tiers, wildcard routes, and multiple payment options per endpoint using Express middleware \n Built on @x402/express and @x

Call paid APIs on Base with automatic USDC payment via x402 protocol. \n \n Executes HTTP requests (GET, POST, etc.) to x402-enabled endpoints with atomic USDC payments handled automatically \n Supports request customization through method, JSON body, query parameters, and custom headers \n Includes payment controls: set maximum USDC amount per request and group related operations with correlation IDs \n Requires wallet authentication and sufficient USDC balance; validates all user input to prev

Discover and call paid APIs using the X402 payment protocol with automatic USDC payments on Base. \n \n Search a bazaar of paid services by keyword, list all available resources, or inspect an endpoint's price and requirements without paying \n Make authenticated requests to X402 endpoints with automatic USDC payment in atomic units, supporting GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH methods \n Includes query parameters, custom headers, request body support, and max-amount spending limits to control p

Execute token swaps on Base network using flexible amount formats and built-in token aliases. \n \n Supports three common token aliases (USDC, ETH, WETH) plus arbitrary contract addresses; amounts can be specified as dollar values, decimals, whole numbers, or atomic units with automatic decimal detection \n Includes configurable slippage tolerance (in basis points) and JSON output option for programmatic integration \n Requires wallet authentication via the authenticate-wallet skill; validates a