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@human.tech/create-agent-wallet

v0.0.1

Published

Scaffold a WaaP agent project in 3 minutes

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@human.tech/create-agent-wallet

Scaffold a WaaP agent project in 3 minutes.

npx @human.tech/create-agent-wallet

Interactive prompts pick an Activity (what the agent does), a runtime (Claude, Standalone, OpenClaw, or Nous/Hermes Agent), and a project name. The generator stamps out a working project — you cd in, copy .env.example, and run.

Part of the Agent Exchange (AEX).

Features

  • 4 runtimes: Claude (SKILL.md + CLAUDE.md + MCP config), Standalone (Node.js + Dockerfile), OpenClaw (AgentSkills SKILL.md), and Nous / Hermes Agent (AgentSkills SKILL.md). OpenClaw + Nous share the AgentSkills open standard so the same SKILL.md works across both (and any other AgentSkills-compatible runtime).
  • Curated Activity registry: 11 launch templates plus a Blank Project scaffold — Polymarket Signal Trader, Polymarket Arbitrage, Polymarket LLM Analyst, Snapshot Governance, Cetus Yield, Morpho Yield, EVM Uniswap Rebalancer, EVM Portfolio Rebalancer, Sui Portfolio Rebalancer, Recurring Payments, CI/CD Agent.
  • Session bootstrapping: detects ~/.waap-cli/session.json; prompts inline if absent.
  • Non-interactive mode: full flag-based usage for CI / agent orchestration.
  • Offline-capable: bundled registry fallback if docs.waap.xyz is unreachable.
  • EIP-8004 ready: every scaffolded project ships a valid agent-registration.json (plus .well-known/agent-registration.json for standalone) so the agent is discoverable the moment an Identity Registry contract is deployed.

Usage

Interactive (default)

npx @human.tech/create-agent-wallet

Non-interactive / scripted

npx @human.tech/create-agent-wallet \
  --activity polymarket-agent \
  --runtime standalone \
  --no-session \
  --yes \
  my-polymarket-bot

Flags

| Flag | Description | | ---------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | | -a, --activity <slug> | Pick activity by slug (skips browse) | | -r, --runtime <claude\|standalone\|openclaw\|nous> | Pick runtime (skips prompt) | | --no-session | Skip WaaP session detection + inline signup | | --registry <url> | Override registry URL (http(s):// or file://) | | --no-cache | Bypass the 24h local cache | | -y, --yes | Non-interactive — fail non-zero on missing required args | | --version | Print version | | --help | Print usage |

Exit codes

| Code | Meaning | | ---- | ---------------------------------- | | 0 | Success | | 1 | Generic error | | 2 | Invalid args | | 3 | Registry fetch failed and no cache | | 4 | Activity slug not found | | 5 | Project directory already exists | | 6 | Session bootstrap failed | | 7 | Schema validation error |

What gets generated

Standalone runtime

my-agent/
├── package.json              pnpm/npm ready, tsx + execa
├── agent.ts                  your loop — shells out to waap-cli
├── Dockerfile                production container
├── tsconfig.json
├── .env.example              activity-specific env vars
├── .gitignore
├── README.md                 run instructions
├── agent-registration.json   EIP-8004 registration file
└── .well-known/              served alongside the agent for domain-control verification

Claude runtime

my-skill/
├── SKILL.md           skill definition Claude Code discovers
├── CLAUDE.md          project context — loaded into Claude's window
├── mcp-config.json    WaaP MCP server wiring
├── .env.example
└── README.md

OpenClaw runtime

my-skill/
├── SKILL.md           AgentSkills-compliant skill (agentskills.io)
├── .env.example
└── README.md

OpenClaw loads from ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/<name>/ — copy or symlink the scaffolded folder there.

Nous / Hermes Agent runtime

my-skill/
├── SKILL.md           AgentSkills-compliant skill (agentskills.io)
├── .env.example
└── README.md

Hermes Agent loads skills via its Skills Hub. See hermes-agent.nousresearch.com for the install + registration commands.

EIP-8004 alignment

This CLI implements EIP-8004 "Trustless Agents" (currently Draft) at the registration file level. Every scaffolded project includes:

  • agent-registration.json at the project root — matches the EIP-8004 registration-v1 shape. Developer edits this, then uploads to IPFS / serves from an HTTPS endpoint, and passes the URI to the on-chain Identity Registry when one exists.
  • .well-known/agent-registration.json (standalone runtime only) — for the domain-control verification path when the agent is served from a host the developer controls.

Placeholders are used where on-chain state is required:

  • agentId: "__TODO_AFTER_ON_CHAIN_REGISTRATION__" — populated after calling identityRegistry.register(agentURI).
  • agentRegistry: "eip155:{chainId}:__TODO_IDENTITY_REGISTRY_ADDRESS__" — the developer fills in the registry contract address.

Default trust model

Scaffolded projects default to supportedTrust: ["tee-attestation"] because WaaP's 2PC signing terminates in a TEE. Activities can declare reputation and crypto-economic too in their activity.json.

What's not in v1

  • No on-chain register-agent flow. That will ship as a waap-cli register-agent subcommand once WaaP deploys an Identity Registry or the ecosystem standardizes on one.
  • No automatic IPFS publishing. The developer picks their host.

Registry

Activities live in registry/activities/. Each directory contains:

  • activity.json — metadata (schema in src/registry/types.ts)
  • README.md — human description (rendered into docs site)
  • templates/<runtime>/ — files copied on scaffold

A build step aggregates per-activity activity.json files into a single registry.json published at docs.waap.xyz/registry.json. The CLI fetches this once per 24h and caches locally at ~/.create-agent-wallet/registry.json.

Contributing an Activity

See CONTRIBUTING-ACTIVITY.md.

Design doc

See docs/plans/002-create-agent-wallet-cli-design-plan-2026-04-20.md.

License

Apache-2.0 — see LICENSE.