coinbase / agentic-wallet-skills

It routes between nine reference files: signing in with an email one-time code, checking balances across Base, Polygon, and Solana, sending or swapping those four assets, funding the wallet through Coinbase Onramp, and the x402 payment protocol — searching its bazaar of paid API services, paying one automatically, and standing up your own paid endpoint — plus querying onchain data on Base through Coinbase's CDP SQL API.

This is for an agent that has to actually transact — pay for an API call, settle an x402 request, top up its own balance — not one that only needs to talk about crypto. Nothing in it runs without the awal CLI installed and a real account signed in, so every action it takes moves real funds; nothing in the material we read describes a sandbox mode.

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The one skill is the whole repository. Despite the plural in agentic-wallet-skills, the live count is one: a single SKILL.md that fans out to its nine reference docs. The awal version is pinned inside every code block across all of them, and the repository ships its own script, bump-awal.js, purely to rewrite every one of those pins at once when Coinbase publishes a new version — which only makes sense if the pin is expected to drift.