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Agent-facing Bitcoin L1 wallet skill: check balances and UTXOs, get fee estimates, manage encrypted wallets, and send BTC; extends to Stacks L2 and Pillar smart
AIBTC Bitcoin Wallet equips an agent with on-chain Bitcoin and Stacks wallet capabilities. It exposes read operations (balance, UTXOs, fee estimates) and write operations (create/import/unlock wallets, send BTC, sign messages). The skill documents installation and practical workflows, progressive layers (Stacks L2 DeFi, Pillar smart wallet, inscription workflows), and safety patterns such as 'probe-before-pay' for paid x402 APIs. It is a fully-featured skill for agents that need to interact with Bitcoin funds and related L2 services.
Use this skill when the agent must manage or query Bitcoin assets on behalf of a user: checking balances, estimating fees, listing UTXOs, signing messages, or constructing and sending transactions. Also use it for higher-level flows like interacting with Stacks DeFi, sending sBTC messages, or operating Pillar smart-wallet features. Avoid using wallet write operations without explicit user confirmation and an unlocked wallet.
Best used with agents that can run shell/npm installers and manage local encrypted storage (Copilot/GitHub Codespaces, Claude Code with tool exec, Cursor). The skill assumes the agent can surface prompts for secrets (wallet passphrases) and perform safe confirmation steps before fund-moving actions.
Bitcoin L1 wallet skill for agents supporting balance checks, UTXO management, fee estimates, BTC transfers, and wallet lifecycle (create/import/unlock/lock). Extends to Stacks L2 DeFi, Pillar smart wallets, inscriptions, x402 paid APIs, and genesis identity. No bundled scripts — purely a reference SKILL.md. Well-structured progressive disclosure with references/ directories. Security concerns: instructs agents to manage encrypted wallets and send BTC transactions, which is high-risk for agent execution; wallet stored at ~/.aibtc/; x402 endpoints involve micropayments.
No scripts bundled. SKILL.md is thorough and well-organized with clear tool reference tables, progressive layers, and troubleshooting. Main risk is inherent: any wallet skill involves financial transactions. The skill explicitly warns about probing x402 endpoints before paying, which is good practice. Installation uses npx which is standard for MCP servers.