Manage Crypto Wallets and Execute Transactions

EmblemAI Crypto Wallet manages crypto wallets through the EmblemAI Agent Hustle API, letting an agent check balances, swap tokens, review portfolios, and execute transactions across seven chains - Solana, Ethereum, Base, BSC, Polygon, Hedera, and Bitcoin - with per-chain operation support varying: Solana and Ethereum add token lookup and NFT operations respectively, while Hedera and Bitcoin support only balance and transfer.

Use it for checking wallet balances, swapping or trading tokens, portfolio analysis and token research, interacting with DeFi protocols, or cross-chain wallet operations. Its own safety rules matter as much as the capability: always confirm a transaction with the user before executing it, check balances before attempting a swap or transfer, verify unknown token contracts (for example via rugcheck) before trading them, and report gas estimates when available - private keys are never exposed since all signing happens server-side via a vault.

Input: a chain, wallet address, and the requested operation, authenticated to the API at https://api.agenthustle.ai via an x-api-key header. Output: balance, portfolio, or token-information data, or an executed swap or transfer, via five core endpoints - GET /balance/{chain}/{address}, POST /swap, GET /portfolio/{address}, GET /token/{chain}/{contract}, and POST /transfer.

npx skills add EmblemCompany/Agent-skills --skill emblem-ai-agent-wallet

Wraps the EmblemAI Agent Hustle API and its @emblemvault/agentwallet npm package, covering seven blockchains directly rather than delegating to a separate wallet provider per chain: Solana supports balance, swap, transfer, and token lookup; Ethereum adds NFT operations on top of balance, swap, and transfer; Base, BSC, and Polygon each support balance, swap, and transfer; Hedera and Bitcoin are limited to balance and transfer only.

Developers building an agent that needs to check balances, swap tokens, or manage a crypto portfolio across multiple chains through one API, without integrating a separate SDK per blockchain. Given that a mishandled swap or transfer moves real funds, the skill's key behaviors are as central to its job as the API calls themselves: confirming every transaction with the user first, checking balances before any swap or transfer, verifying unfamiliar token contracts before trading them, and surfacing gas estimates so the user can weigh cost before committing.