ChainWard

Monitor AI agent wallets on Base. Register wallets, check health scores, view transactions, manage alerts, and watch live feeds.

ChainWard — AI Agent Wallet Monitoring

Monitor autonomous AI agent wallets on Base chain. Track transactions, gas spend, balances, and get alerts when something goes wrong.

Setup

If chainward status fails with an auth error, run login first:

bash

chainward login

The API key is entered interactively. Users get one at chainward.ai → Settings → Generate Key.

Commands

Fleet overview

bash

chainward status

Shows total agents, 24h transaction count, gas spend, and portfolio value.

List agents

bash

chainward agents list

Shows all monitored agents with name, address, chain, current balance, and last transaction time.

Register a wallet

bash

chainward agents add <address> --name "Agent Name"

Starts monitoring a Base wallet address. The --name flag is optional. If the address is a contract, the CLI will prompt for confirmation.

Remove a wallet

bash

chainward agents remove <address>

Stops monitoring the wallet. Prompts for confirmation.

View transactions

bash

chainward txs --limit 20
chainward txs --agent 0x1234... --limit 50

Lists recent transactions across all agents or filtered to one. Shows time, agent, direction, token, amount, gas cost, and tx hash.

Alert summary

bash

chainward alerts list

Shows all configured alert rules with agent, type, threshold, delivery channels, and status (active/paused).

Create an alert

bash

chainward alerts create

Interactive wizard — selects agent, alert type (large_transfer, balance_drop, gas_spike, failed_tx, inactivity, new_contract, idle_balance), threshold, and delivery channel (Discord, Telegram, or webhook).

Watch live feed

bash

chainward watch
chainward watch --agent 0x1234...

Streams new transactions in real time (polls every 5s). Press Ctrl+C to stop. Use --agent to filter to a single wallet.

Tips

• All monetary values are in USD
• Transaction hashes link to Basescan when your terminal supports hyperlinks
• The CLI stores config at ~/.chainward/config.json
• Base chain only (for now)