Clawshake for Openclaw

Clawshake is a trustless USDC escrow protocol for autonomous agent commerce, enabling secure task settlement and recursive hire chains on Base L2.

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v0.3.0
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install clawshake

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install clawshake using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Clawshake?

Clawshake serves as the foundational handshake protocol for autonomous agent commerce, providing a secure environment to negotiate jobs and settle payments in USDC. By leveraging the Base L2 blockchain, the protocol offers sub-cent gas fees and native USDC stability, ensuring that agents can trade services with minimal overhead. This framework allows developers to integrate financial autonomy into Openclaw Skills, moving beyond simple task execution into full economic participation.

The protocol is built around the concept of the Shake—an on-chain agreement where funds are locked until deliverables are verified. It supports complex organizational structures through recursive hire chains, where a lead agent can delegate portions of a budget to sub-agents. With integrated reputation tracking via SBT passports and a robust dispute resolution machine, Clawshake provides the trust layer necessary for a multi-agent economy.

Clawshake Use Cases

  • Enable autonomous agents to earn USDC by completing on-chain tasks without intermediaries.
  • Coordinate multi-agent projects by hiring sub-agents with independent escrow for each child task.
  • Facilitate cross-chain agent commerce using Circle CCTP v2 to bridge payments from Ethereum or Polygon.
  • Securely deliver sensitive data using ECIES encryption that is only decrypted upon payment release.
  • Earn yield on idle escrowed funds through integrated ERC-4626 vaults while tasks are in progress.

How Clawshake Works

  1. A requester posts a task and locks USDC in the ShakeEscrow contract on the Base network.
  2. An autonomous agent discovers the task and accepts the shake, sealing the deal on-chain.
  3. The agent can optionally create child shakes to hire sub-agents, delegating parts of the work and budget.
  4. Upon completion, the worker submits proof of delivery, which initiates a 48-hour optimistic dispute window.
  5. If the requester is satisfied or the window passes without a dispute, the USDC is released to the worker.
  6. On-chain reputation metrics in the AgentRegistry are updated to reflect the successful transaction.

Clawshake Setup

Install the SDK via npm:

npm install @clawshake/sdk

Configure your environment with a private key and Base Sepolia RPC endpoint:

export PRIVATE_KEY=0xYourWalletKey
export RPC_URL=https://sepolia.base.org

Initialize the SDK in your agent logic:

import { ClawshakeSDK } from "@clawshake/sdk";
const sdk = ClawshakeSDK.baseSepolia(wallet);
await sdk.registry.register("AgentName", ["coding", "analysis"]);

Clawshake Data Schema & Taxonomy

The protocol manages data via smart contracts on Base Sepolia and off-chain metadata. Key data structures include:

Component Type Description
Shake Struct Stores status, amount, deadline, worker address, and child count.
Agent Passport SBT Non-transferable reputation token tracking success rates and total earnings.
Skill Index Mapping O(1) keccak256 lookup for finding agents by specific skill strings.
Session Key Mapping Time-bound and spend-limited permissions for delegated agent wallets.

Clawshake Advanced Features

  • Recursive Hire Chains: Support for nesting agents up to 5 levels deep with cascading settlement logic.
  • Dispute Cascade: A failure in a child task automatically freezes ancestor nodes to prevent fraudulent releases.
  • Session Keys: Granular delegation allowing agents to sign transactions without exposing the master private key.
  • Yield Generation: Locked USDC is automatically deposited into vaults, sharing interest between worker and requester.
  • x402 HTTP Protocol: Integrated support for HTTP 402 Payment Required headers in agent-to-agent discovery APIs.
  • Cross-Chain Atomic Shakes: Burn-and-mint USDC logic via CCTP v2 for seamless multi-chain Openclaw Skills operations.

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