Renzo Protocol

Query Renzo crypto liquid restaking protocol — DeFi vault yields, TVL, ezETH exchange rates, EigenLayer operators, supported blockchain networks, user token...

Security Scan

The skill's code, instructions, and required tools match its stated purpose (querying Renzo protocol data); it does call an external Renzo MCP endpoint but does not request unrelated credentials or local file access.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description match the included helper script and SKILL.md. Required binaries (curl, jq) and the single helper script are appropriate for fetching and parsing remote protocol data.

Instruction Scope

Runtime instructions only run the provided script which issues JSON-RPC calls to the Renzo MCP server. This is within the stated scope, but any user-supplied arguments (notably Ethereum addresses) are transmitted to the remote endpoint — a privacy consideration.

Install Mechanism

No install spec; skill is instruction-only plus a small shell script bundled with the skill. Nothing is downloaded or written to disk at install time.

Credentials

The skill requests no environment variables or credentials. All network calls originate from the included script and do not require user secrets. Required permissions are proportional to the task.

Persistence & Privilege

always:false and no config or credential persistence. The skill does not modify other skills or system settings and does not request elevated, permanent presence.

Assessment

This skill is internally consistent and appears to do what it says: it runs a bundled shell script that POSTs JSON-RPC requests to https://mcp.renzoprotocol.com/mcp and returns JSON. Before installing, consider: (1) privacy — any Ethereum addresses you pass (for balance/withdrawal queries) are sent to that external server; do not send private keys or secrets. (2) trust — verify the Renzo domain and project reputation if you care about endpoint integrity. (3) runtime requirements — the agent must have curl and jq available. If you want stronger guarantees, inspect the MCP server endpoint independently or run similar queries against on-chain data sources you control.

Query live data from the Renzo liquid restaking protocol: ezETH metrics, vault information, protocol stats, supported chains, and operator details.

When to Use

Activate this skill when the user asks about:

• Renzo protocol, ezETH, pzETH, ezSOL, or any Renzo vault token
• Liquid restaking yields, APRs, or staking returns on Renzo
• Renzo TVL (total value locked) or protocol statistics
• Renzo vault details, performance, or comparisons
• Chains or networks Renzo supports
• EigenLayer operators delegated through Renzo
• Institutional vault management on Renzo
• Their Renzo token balances or portfolio (given an Ethereum address)
• ezETH withdrawal requests, unstaking status, or cooldown timers
• Vault strategies, AVS allocations, or where vault capital is deployed
• LTV ratios, leverage, or risk parameters for reserve vaults (ezCompETH1, ezUSCC1)

Available Tools

The helper script renzo-mcp.sh (located in this skill's directory) calls the Renzo MCP server and returns clean JSON.

Tool	Purpose	Arguments
get_ezeth_info	ezETH metrics: APR, supply, TVL, price, exchange rate	None
get_protocol_stats	Aggregate protocol stats: total TVL, APRs, chain count	None
get_supported_chains	List of blockchain networks Renzo operates on	None
get_vaults	List vaults with TVL and APR	Optional: {"ecosystem":"eigenlayer"} (eigenlayer, symbiotic, jito, generic)
get_vault_details	Detailed info for one vault, including live LTV for reserve vaults	Required: {"vaultId":"<symbol_or_address>"}
get_vault_strategy	AVS allocations, staking %, and operators for EigenLayer vaults	Required: {"vaultId":"<symbol>"} (ezETH, ezEIGEN, ezREZ)
get_operators	List protocol operators	Optional: {"product":"ezETH"} (ezETH, pzETH, ezSOL, etc.)
get_token_balances	User's Renzo token balances (ezETH, pzETH, vault LPs) with ETH/USD values	Required: {"address":"0x..."} (Ethereum address)
get_withdrawal_requests	User's pending ezETH withdrawal requests with claimability and time remaining	Required: {"address":"0x..."} (Ethereum address)

How to Call

Run the helper script via the Bash tool. The script path is relative to this skill's directory.

# No arguments
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_ezeth_info
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_protocol_stats
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_supported_chains

# With optional filter
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_vaults '{"ecosystem":"jito"}'
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_operators '{"product":"pzETH"}'

# With required argument
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_vault_details '{"vaultId":"ezREZ"}'
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_vault_details '{"vaultId":"ezCompETH1"}'
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_vault_strategy '{"vaultId":"ezETH"}'

# User-specific queries (require an Ethereum address)
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_token_balances '{"address":"0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045"}'
./skills/renzo/renzo-mcp.sh get_withdrawal_requests '{"address":"0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045"}'

Presenting Results

Format data for readability. Follow these rules:

• APR/APY: Display as percentages with 2 decimal places (e.g., "2.84%")
• TVL: Format in USD with commas and 2 decimal places (e.g., "$430,813,580.01"). For values over $1M, also show shorthand (e.g., "$430.8M")
• Exchange rates: Show 4-6 decimal places (e.g., "1.0721 ETH per ezETH")
• Token amounts: Show 2-4 decimal places with the token symbol
• Tables: Use markdown tables when comparing vaults or listing multiple items
• Context: Briefly explain what the numbers mean for users unfamiliar with liquid restaking

Example: ezETH Info Response

The get_ezeth_info tool returns:

{
  "token": "ezETH",
  "aprPercent": 2.83,
  "aprAvgPeriodDays": 30,
  "totalSupplyEth": 215986.82,
  "lpTotalSupply": 201461.43,
  "tvlUsd": 430813580.00,
  "ethPriceUsd": 2138.44,
  "exchangeRate": 1.0721
}

Present this as:

ezETH is currently earning 2.83% APR (30-day average). The exchange rate is 1.0721 ETH per ezETH, with a total TVL of $430.8M. Total supply is 215,987 ETH.

Example: Vault Comparison

When listing vaults, use a table:

Vault	Underlying	APR	TVL	Ecosystem
ezSOL	SOL	6.41%	$6.4M	Jito
ezEIGEN	EIGEN	18.23%	$329.6K	EigenLayer
ezREZ	REZ	1.64%	$2.5M	EigenLayer

Example: Protocol Overview

For general "tell me about Renzo" questions, call get_protocol_stats and get_ezeth_info together, then summarize:

Renzo is a liquid restaking protocol with $469.5M total TVL across 8 chains. The flagship product ezETH earns 2.84% APR with pzETH at 2.34% APR. The protocol spans both EVM chains (Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Linea, BNB Chain, Mode, Blast) and Solana.

Example: Reserve Vault with Live LTV

The get_vault_details tool now returns a strategy block for reserve vaults (ezCompETH1, ezUSCC1) with live on-chain LTV data:

{
  "symbol": "ezCompETH1",
  "tvlUsd": 965393.86,
  "aprPercent": 3.78,
  "strategy": {
    "protocols": ["Renzo", "Compound V3"],
    "description": "Automates leveraged looping on Compound Finance to amplify ezETH staking and restaking rewards.",
    "parameters": [
      { "label": "Current LTV", "value": "80.00%" },
      { "label": "Target LTV", "value": "80%" },
      { "label": "Maximum LTV", "value": "89.90%" }
    ]
  }
}

Present this as:

ezCompETH1 earns 3.78% APR ($965.4K TVL) via leveraged looping on Compound V3.

Parameter	Value
Current LTV	80.00%
Target LTV	80%
Maximum LTV (liquidation)	89.90%

The vault is operating at its target LTV with a 9.9% buffer before liquidation.

For ezUSCC1 (Aave Horizon), similar strategy data is returned with additional fields: Effective Vault LTV, Position LTV, Market Target LTV, and Max Asset Utilization.

Example: Vault Strategy (AVS Allocations)

The get_vault_strategy tool returns where an EigenLayer vault's capital is deployed:

{
  "vault": { "symbol": "ezETH", "ecosystem": "eigenlayer" },
  "underlyingTvl": 212785.80,
  "allocations": [
    {
      "avs": "EigenDA",
      "description": "EigenDA is a data availability store...",
      "stakedAmount": 128772.95,
      "percentOfTvl": 60.52,
      "operators": ["0xdfcb...", "0x5cd6...", "0x5dcd..."]
    },
    {
      "avs": "Aligned",
      "stakedAmount": 181405.06,
      "percentOfTvl": 85.25,
      "operators": ["0xdfcb...", "0x3f98...", "0x5cd6...", "0x5dcd..."]
    }
  ],
  "operators": [
    { "id": "luganodes", "name": "Luganodes", "link": "https://www.luganodes.com/" },
    { "id": "figment", "name": "Figment", "link": "https://figment.io/" }
  ]
}

Present this as:

ezETH Strategy — EigenLayer vault with 212,786 ETH staked across 16 AVS services.

Top AVS allocations:

AVS	Staked (ETH)	% of TVL
Aligned	181,405	85.25%
EigenDA	128,773	60.52%
AltLayer	74,516	35.02%
Witness Chain	54,591	25.66%

Operators: Figment, Luganodes, Pier Two, HashKey Cloud

Note: Percentages sum to more than 100% because capital is restaked across multiple AVS services simultaneously.

Example: Token Balances Response

The get_token_balances tool returns:

{
  "address": "0xABC...123",
  "network": "Ethereum Mainnet",
  "tokens": [
    {
      "symbol": "ezETH",
      "balance": "12.5432",
      "balanceEth": "13.4476",
      "balanceUsd": 28751.23
    },
    {
      "symbol": "pzETH",
      "balance": "5.0000",
      "balanceEth": "5.2100",
      "balanceUsd": 11134.02
    }
  ],
  "totalValueUsd": 39885.25
}

Present this as:

Renzo Portfolio for 0xABC...123 on Ethereum Mainnet:

Token	Balance	Value (ETH)	Value (USD)
ezETH	12.5432	13.4476	$28,751.23
pzETH	5.0000	5.2100	$11,134.02

Total value: $39,885.25

If tokens is empty, tell the user the address holds no Renzo tokens on Ethereum mainnet.

Example: Withdrawal Requests Response

The get_withdrawal_requests tool returns:

{
  "address": "0xABC...123",
  "requests": [
    {
      "withdrawRequestId": 42,
      "ezEthAmount": "2.5000",
      "ethAmount": "2.6803",
      "claimable": false,
      "createdAt": "2025-02-10T14:30:00Z",
      "claimableAt": "2025-02-17T14:30:00Z",
      "timeRemainingSeconds": 172800
    }
  ],
  "totalRequests": 1,
  "cooldownPeriodSeconds": 604800
}

Present this as:

Pending Withdrawals for 0xABC...123:

#	ezETH	ETH to Receive	Status	Claimable At
42	2.5000	2.6803	Pending (~2 days left)	Feb 17, 2025

The cooldown period is 7 days from the time of request. Once claimable, the ETH can be claimed from the WithdrawQueue contract.

If requests is empty, tell the user they have no pending ezETH withdrawals.

Choosing the Right Tool

User asks about...	Call
ezETH price, rate, yield, APR, TVL	get_ezeth_info
Overall Renzo stats, total TVL	get_protocol_stats
Which chains/networks Renzo supports	get_supported_chains
Available vaults, vault yields, vault comparison	get_vaults
Specific vault details (by name or symbol)	get_vault_details with the vault symbol
EigenLayer operators, validators, delegation	get_operators
AVS allocations, where capital is staked, restaking strategy	get_vault_strategy with the vault symbol
Vault LTV, leverage, risk parameters (reserve vaults)	get_vault_details with the vault symbol
General Renzo overview	get_protocol_stats + get_ezeth_info
"What yield can I get?"	get_vaults (shows all vault APRs)
"What are my Renzo balances?" (given an address)	get_token_balances with the address
"Check my withdrawal status" (given an address)	get_withdrawal_requests with the address
Full portfolio overview (given an address)	get_token_balances + get_withdrawal_requests

When the user asks about a specific vault by name, first call get_vaults to find the symbol, then call get_vault_details with that symbol.

When the user provides an Ethereum address (0x..., 42 hex characters), use it directly with get_token_balances or get_withdrawal_requests. If the user asks about "my position" or "my balance" without providing an address, ask them for their Ethereum address first.

External Endpoints

Endpoint	Method	Data Sent	Purpose
https://mcp.renzoprotocol.com/mcp	POST	JSON-RPC tool name and arguments (e.g., vault ID, ecosystem filter, Ethereum address)	All Renzo MCP queries

No other endpoints are contacted. The helper script calls only the Renzo MCP server listed above.

Security & Privacy

• No credentials required: The Renzo MCP endpoint is public and requires no API keys or authentication tokens.
• No local file access: The script does not read or write any files on your machine.
• No persistent state: Nothing is stored between invocations.
• Input validation: Tool names are validated against a hardcoded allowlist. JSON arguments are validated with jq before being sent. User-provided values are passed safely via jq --argjson (no shell interpolation of user input into URLs or commands).
• Data sent externally: When querying user-specific tools (get_token_balances, get_withdrawal_requests), the Ethereum address you provide is sent to the Renzo MCP server. No other personal data is transmitted.
• Data received: All responses are read-only protocol data (token balances, APRs, TVL figures). No executable content is returned or evaluated.

Trust Statement

By using this skill, queries are sent to the Renzo Protocol MCP server at https://mcp.renzoprotocol.com/mcp. For user-specific tools, your Ethereum address is shared with this server. Only install this skill if you trust Renzo Protocol with this information. Source code is available at https://github.com/Renzo-Protocol/openclaw-skill.

Error Handling

If the script exits with an error:

• Network failure: Tell the user the Renzo MCP server is unreachable and suggest trying again later
• Unknown tool: This is a bug in the skill — report the tool name attempted
• Invalid JSON arguments: Check the argument format matches what the tool expects
• Server error: Report the error message from the server response

Never show raw JSON error output to the user. Summarize the issue in plain language.