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:

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

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

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

Scripts Reference

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":[...]}'

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).

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":[...]}]}'