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dossier-connect

v1.0.3

Published

Connect your OWS wallet to the Dossier dashboard

Readme

dossier-connect

Connect your OWS wallet to the Dossier dashboard — a DeFi AI agent with 14 commands, x402 USDC micropayments, and XMTP messaging.

Quick Start

npx dossier-connect <session-code>
  1. Open the Dossier dashboard
  2. Click Connect OWS Wallet
  3. Copy the session code
  4. Run the command above in your terminal

How It Works

Browser ←—WebSocket—→ Dossier Server ←—WebSocket—→ dossier-connect (your terminal)
                         (relay)                        (OWS wallet)
  • Your private keys never leave your machine
  • The server is a relay — it only forwards signing requests
  • Payments use EIP-3009 (gasless TransferWithAuthorization)
  • All signing happens locally via the OWS SDK

Prerequisites

Install the OWS CLI:

curl -fsSL https://ows.dev/install.sh | sh

Create a wallet (if you don't have one):

ows wallet create my-wallet

Fund it with USDC on Base (chain 8453) for x402 payments.

Options

npx dossier-connect <session-code> [options]

Options:
  -w, --wallet <name>   OWS wallet name (default: client-researcher)
  --host <url>          Custom server URL
  -h, --help            Show help
  -v, --version         Show version

Examples

# Connect with default wallet
npx dossier-connect abc123

# Use a specific wallet
npx dossier-connect abc123 --wallet my-wallet

What You Can Do

Once connected, use the Dossier dashboard to:

| Command | Price | Description | |---------|-------|-------------| | /quick | $0.01 | Portfolio snapshot | | /research | $0.05 | Deep AI-powered wallet analysis | | /pnl | $0.02 | Profit & loss breakdown | | /defi | $0.02 | DeFi protocol positions | | /history | $0.02 | Transaction history & patterns | | /nft | $0.02 | NFT collections | | /compare | $0.05 | Side-by-side wallet comparison | | /swap | $0.01 | DEX swap via Zerion | | /send | $0.01 | Token transfer | | /bridge | $0.01 | Cross-chain bridge | | /watch | $0.10 | Wallet activity alerts via XMTP | | /balance | free | Your wallet balance |

License

MIT