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Aelfscan skill

Skill AelfScanProject/aelfscan-skill

AelfScan explorer skill for blockchain search, address and token analytics, and MCP/OpenClaw agent workflows.

Install
npx -y skills add AelfScanProject/aelfscan-skill

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AelfScan explorer data retrieval and analytics skill for agents.

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AelfScan Skill

When to use

  • Use this skill when you need AelfScan explorer search and analytics data retrieval tasks.

Capabilities

  • Domain coverage: search, blockchain, address, token, NFT, statistics
  • Single tool descriptor source for SDK/CLI/MCP/OpenClaw
  • MCP output governance controls and standardized trace-aware errors
  • Supports SDK, CLI, MCP, and OpenClaw integration from one codebase.

Safe usage rules

  • Never print private keys, mnemonics, or tokens in channel outputs.
  • This skill is read-only; do not attempt to execute chain writes via this package.
  • If user intent requires writes, route to wallet + domain write skills and keep this skill for analytics.

Command recipes

  • Start MCP server: bun run mcp
  • Run CLI entry: bun run cli
  • Generate OpenClaw config: bun run build:openclaw
  • Verify OpenClaw config: bun run build:openclaw:check
  • Run CI coverage gate: bun run test:coverage:ci

Limits / Non-goals

  • This skill focuses on domain operations and adapters; it is not a full wallet custody system.
  • It does not consume signer context for transaction signing.
  • Do not hardcode environment secrets in source code or docs.
  • Avoid bypassing validation for external service calls.

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