keypo-wallet

Manage Secure Enclave-backed wallet keys and submit EVM transactions.

181|10|Updated Mar 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/keypo-us/keypo-cli --skill keypo-wallet
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: keypo-wallet
Source: https://github.com/keypo-us/keypo-cli/tree/main/skills/keypo-wallet
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/keypo-us/keypo-cli --skill keypo-wallet

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

keypo-wallet helps you manage hardware-bound wallet keys and send blockchain transactions without exposing private key material to agents, scripts, or cloud services.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Wallet Setup and Management: Create Secure Enclave-backed keys, register smart account wallets, and inspect wallet metadata from local state or live RPC data.
  • Balance and Transaction Workflows: Check ETH balances, submit single transfers, and execute atomic multi-call batches through the bundled wallet commands.
  • Agent-Friendly Execution: Use it as the secure backend for other EVM protocol workflows when an AI needs to sign and submit operations safely on your behalf.

Quick Start

Ask the AI to initialize keypo-wallet for your environment, review the help output for the exact command you need, and then use wallet-list, balance, send, or batch to complete the task.

Frequently Asked Questions about keypo-wallet

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I manage Secure Enclave-backed wallet keys for EVM transactions on macOS?

Secure Enclave-backed wallet keys are managed by creating hardware-bound keys, registering smart account wallets, and inspecting wallet metadata through local state or live RPC data. This allows you to handle EVM transactions without exposing private keys to scripts or agents.

How does an AI agent safely sign and submit blockchain transactions without exposing private key material?

An AI agent safely signs and submits transactions using policy-aware signing and ERC-4337 bundler submission. The agent operates through EIP-7702 delegation, executing single transfers or atomic batch operations without the private key ever leaving the Secure Enclave.

Can I execute atomic batch transactions for multiple EVM operations using a hardware wallet?

Yes, you can execute atomic multi-call batches through bundled wallet commands. This functionality allows an agent-operated macOS Apple Silicon workflow to securely group multiple EVM operations into a single transaction.

Does EIP-7702 delegation work with ERC-4337 bundlers for Apple Silicon workflows?

Yes, EIP-7702 delegation is used alongside ERC-4337 bundler submission specifically for agent-operated macOS Apple Silicon workflows. This combination enables smart account execution while keeping the wallet keys hardware-bound within the Secure Enclave.

What are the limitations of using a Secure Enclave-backed wallet for agent-operated workflows?

The primary limitation is that this workflow is restricted to macOS Apple Silicon environments to utilize the Secure Enclave. Additionally, operations require keypo-wallet command discovery and policy-aware signing to ensure safe transaction submission.