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name: typhoon-starknet-account description: Create a Starknet account to your agent through Typhoon anonymous deployer and interact with Starknet contracts (read/write + preflight). allowed-tools: read exec process metadata: keywords: - starknet - wallet - anonymous - transfer - balance - anonymous-agent-wallet - strk - eth

typhoon-starknet-account

Path note (per OpenClaw docs): Skills may be installed in different directories (<workspace>/skills, ~/.openclaw/skills, or bundled). To keep this skill portable, commands below are written relative to the skill folder.

Run from the skill directory:

• cd <skill>/ then node scripts/<script>.js ...

After Clawhub install, a typical location is:

• ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/typhoon-starknet-account/

This skill provides agent-facing scripts for:

• Creating/loading a Starknet account (Typhoon flow)
• Discovering ABI / functions
• Reading & writing to contracts
• Preflight (simulate + fee estimate)
• Allowance checks with human amounts

Prerequisites

npm install starknet@^9.2.1 typhoon-sdk@^1.1.13

CRITICAL: Account Creation Flow

When the user asks to create a Starknet account (in any form like "create an account", "create a Starknet account for my agent", "I need a wallet", etc.), ALWAYS follow this flow:

Step 1: Check if account already exists

node scripts/check-account.js

If hasAccount: false:

• Proceed to Step 2

Step 2: Provide funding instructions

Tell the user:

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To create your Starknet account, you need to fund it through Typhoon:

1. Go to the Typhoon website: https://www.typhoon-finance.com/app
2. Make a deposit and download your deposit note
   • Recommended: Make a STRK deposit (this will be used to deploy and fund your agent account)
3. Copy all the content of your downloaded note file and paste it here

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Then wait for the user to paste the note content.

Step 3: Create the account

Note: Account creation can take a few minutes. Typhoon proof generation + Starknet deployment/finality are not instant; tell the user to wait and avoid retrying unless it fails.

Once the user pastes the note JSON, run:

node scripts/create-account.js '<paste the note JSON here>'

The note format is:

{
  "secret": "0x...",
  "nullifier": "0x...",
  "txHash": "0x...",
  "pool": "0x...",
  "day": "0x..."
}

Step 4: Confirm success

After successful creation, show the user:

• Their new account address
• Explorer link (Voyager/Starkscan)
• Remind them the private key is stored securely

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Show Account Address

When user asks "what's my address", "show my wallet", "my account address", etc.:

node scripts/show-address.js

If multiple accounts exist, it returns all. Pass index to get specific one:

node scripts/show-address.js 0

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Scripts Reference

Script	Purpose
check-account.js	Check if account(s) exist
show-address.js	Show account address(es)
load-account.js	Load an existing local account artifact
create-account.js	Create + deploy a new account via Typhoon
get-abi.js	Fetch ABI summary + list functions (+ optional candidate ranking)
call-contract.js	Call a view function
invoke-contract.js	Call an external function
check-allowance.js	Check ERC20 allowance (supports human amount)
multicall.js	Execute multiple calls in one tx
estimate-fee.js	Preflight fee estimate for a call/multicall
simulate.js	Preflight simulate for a call/multicall
token-info.js	Token metadata (decodes felt short strings)
decode-felt.js	Decode felt short strings
sign-typed-data.js	Sign typedData (for SIWS / Starkbook-style auth)
sign-invoke-tx.js	Sign an INVOKE transaction (one or more calls) without broadcasting

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Core Agent Workflow (no hardcoding)

1) Address & docs discovery (agent planning)

If the user mentions protocols/tokens/apps (e.g. "Ekubo", "STRK", "ETH"), the agent must first search for:

• The relevant contract addresses
• The protocol documentation

Research constraint: all agent research must be done through MCP (Model Context Protocol) — no interactive browser/UI. Use machine-readable sources (APIs, docs URLs, GitHub raw files) via agent fetch tools.

This skill does not do web search by itself; it provides the onchain tooling once addresses are known.

2) Load account

node scripts/load-account.js

3) ABI discovery (+ optional ranking)

node scripts/get-abi.js '{"contractAddress":"0x..."}'

If you want the script to return ranked candidates (to help the agent decide), pass a query:

node scripts/get-abi.js '{"contractAddress":"0x...","query":"swap exact tokens for tokens"}'

4) Read

node scripts/call-contract.js '{"contractAddress":"0x...","method":"<view_fn>","args":[...]}'

Optional: decode felt short strings:

node scripts/call-contract.js '{"contractAddress":"0x...","method":"symbol","args":[],"decodeShortStrings":true}'

5) Allowance check (raw or human)

Raw base units:

node scripts/check-allowance.js '{"tokenAddress":"0x...","ownerAddress":"0x...","spenderAddress":"0x...","requiredAmount":"20000000000000000000"}'

Human amount (script fetches decimals):

node scripts/check-allowance.js '{"tokenAddress":"0x...","ownerAddress":"0x...","spenderAddress":"0x...","requiredAmountHuman":"20"}'

6) Preflight (recommended)

Fee estimate:

node scripts/estimate-fee.js '{"privateKeyPath":"...","accountAddress":"0x...","calls":[{"contractAddress":"0x...","method":"...","args":[...]}]}'

Simulation:

node scripts/simulate.js '{"privateKeyPath":"...","accountAddress":"0x...","calls":[{"contractAddress":"0x...","method":"...","args":[...]}]}'

7) Execute

Single write:

node scripts/invoke-contract.js '{"privateKeyPath":"...","accountAddress":"0x...","contractAddress":"0x...","method":"...","args":[...]}'

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Sign typedData (for Starkbook / SIWS)

When you need a Starknet account to sign a SIWS challenge (typedData) without ever exposing the private key, use:

node scripts/sign-typed-data.js '{
  "accountAddress":"0x...",
  "typedData": { "domain": { }, "types": { }, "primaryType": "Message", "message": { } }
}'

Or if you saved the typedData to a file:

node scripts/sign-typed-data.js '{
  "accountAddress":"0x...",
  "typedDataPath":"/tmp/typedData.json"
}'

Output is a signature array (hex strings) that can be submitted to verification endpoints (e.g. Starkbook /api/auth/verify).

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Sign an INVOKE transaction (no broadcast)

To sign a transaction without sending it, use:

node scripts/sign-invoke-tx.js '{
  "accountAddress":"0x...",
  "calls":[
    {"contractAddress":"0xTOKEN","entrypoint":"transfer","calldata":["0xTO","<uint256_low>","<uint256_high>"]}
  ]
}'

Or with ABI args (the script will fetch ABI and compile calldata for you):

node scripts/sign-invoke-tx.js '{
  "accountAddress":"0x...",
  "calls":[
    {"contractAddress":"0xTOKEN","method":"transfer","args":["0xTO","123"]}
  ]
}'

This returns an invokeTransaction payload suitable for RPC starknet_addInvokeTransaction (signature included) plus a fee estimate.

⚠️ Not broadcast: this script only signs. To actually send, you must submit the payload to an RPC endpoint (and you should confirm before broadcasting).

Starkbook end-to-end helper (recommended)

If you want a single command that does challenge → sign locally → verify → (optional) post without Starkbook ever touching a private key:

node scripts/starkbook-client.js '{
  "base":"http://localhost:3000",
  "accountAddress":"0x...",
  "action":"post",
  "body":"hello from agent",
  "linkUrl":"https://example.com"
}'

Approve + action in one tx:

node scripts/multicall.js '{"privateKeyPath":"...","accountAddress":"0x...","calls":[{"contractAddress":"0x...","method":"approve","args":["0xspender","123"]},{"contractAddress":"0x...","method":"...","args":[...]}]}'