wallet-manager

To securely manage crypto wallets, this skill encrypts private keys with AES-256-GCM and stores them locally on your device. It allows creation, listing, switching, and deletion of wallets while preventing private-key exposure in the AI context.

Yes, you can use CLI-only commands to import and export cryptocurrency wallets. The skill enforces passphrase protection for these operations, ensuring secure handling of your blockchain wallet data directly from your terminal.

The best way to manage multiple crypto wallets is using CLI commands like 'cryptoclaw wallet create --label' and 'cryptoclaw wallet switch --label'. This allows you to generate new wallets and change the active wallet for operations seamlessly.

Yes, deleting a wallet from local storage requires a passphrase. This security measure prevents unauthorized removal of your encrypted cryptocurrency wallets, ensuring only the owner can execute the deletion command.

You need AES-256-GCM encryption for wallet management when storing private keys locally on your device. This encryption standard ensures that your cryptocurrency wallet credentials remain secure and inaccessible without the correct passphrase.

Private keys are prevented from appearing in the AI context to eliminate the risk of sensitive data leakage. By keeping encryption and operations strictly within local storage and CLI tools, your cryptographic secrets are never exposed.