Quickstart
Use Agent Wallet to connect your AI client to a local UKey Wallet session, then move from read-only prompts to quoted actions and hardware-confirmed execution.
1. Install the Skill Pack
Agent Wallet is intended to be used from AI coding clients such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and OpenClaw.
If the local environment does not already include the ukey wallet CLI, the skill preflight can install it before continuing.
2. Connect Agent Wallet
The skill pairs the current machine through UKey Wallet GUI App Transfer and summarizes the active wallet session for the agent.
Example prompt:
Connect my UKey Wallet agent session.
3. Try Read-Only Prompts First
Start with requests that do not move funds.
Show my wallet balance.
Show my receiving address for ETH.
What is the price of SOL?
What tokens are trending right now?
4. Ask for a Quote Before Trading
Swap-related prompts should stop at quoting and review before execution.
Quote a swap from 1 ETH to USDC. Do not execute yet.
Is this token safe before I buy it?
The expected flow is:
- Get the route and estimated output.
- Run the relevant safety checks.
- Review the quote.
- Execute only after explicit confirmation.
5. Use Hardware Confirmation
For transfers, swaps, or signing flows that involve real funds, move to a hardware-confirmed session when needed.
Use my UKey Wallet hardware wallet for this transfer.
After hardware login, wallet, transfer, swap, and signing prompts can use the current hardware session automatically.