Tx Explain

Decode Base transactions into plain-English narratives with risk flags.

Updated Jun 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Atrium-Hermes/atrium-lighthouse --skill tx-explain
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Skill: Tx Explain
Source: https://github.com/Atrium-Hermes/atrium-lighthouse/tree/main/skills/tx-explain
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Atrium-Hermes/atrium-lighthouse --skill tx-explain

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Decode a Base transaction into a plain-English narrative that explains the method, token movements, swaps/approvals, and counterparties, with risk flags for suspicious activity.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Decode tx inputs to identify the invoked method and overall outcome.
  • Parse logs for token transfers and approvals, resolving counterparties when available.
  • Generate a human-readable summary suitable for audits, reviews, or explanations to non-technical stakeholders.
  • Use Case: Inspect a suspicious transfer and verify if approvals grant excessive permissions or hidden flows.

Quick Start

Provide a Base transaction hash to generate a readable explanation of the tx.

Frequently Asked Questions about Tx Explain

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I decode a Base blockchain transaction into plain English?

To decode a Base blockchain transaction into plain English, provide the transaction hash to generate a narrative detailing method calls, token movements, and risk signals. The output explains the invoked methods, swaps, approvals, and counterparties in a human-readable format.

What is the best way to parse Base network logs for token transfers and approvals?

Parsing Base network logs for token transfers and approvals involves decoding method selectors and extracting transfer events from transaction receipts. This process resolves counterparties and generates a report highlighting hidden flows or excessive permissions granted during the transaction.

Can I audit suspicious Base transactions for hidden token flows and excessive approvals?

Yes, you can audit suspicious Base transactions by decoding the transaction inputs and parsing logs for token transfers. The resulting report identifies hidden flows and flags risk signals such as excessive permissions granted to smart contracts.

How do I explain smart contract method calls on Base to non-technical stakeholders?

To explain smart contract method calls on Base to non-technical stakeholders, decode the transaction hash into a plain-English narrative. This summarizes the overall outcome, token movements, and counterparties without requiring technical knowledge of the underlying blockchain logs.

Does decoding a Base transaction hash identify risk signals for auditing?

Decoding a Base transaction hash identifies risk signals for auditing by parsing logs for transfers and approvals, then generating a report with potential risk flags. This highlights suspicious activity, excessive permissions, and hidden token flows within the transaction.