fxUSD

Use when the user wants to deploy, unwind, or compare fxUSD-related yield strategies on Base. Covers minting and redeeming fxSAVE, discovering and managing H...

Security Scan

The skill's code, runtime instructions, and network endpoints are consistent with a DeFi planning/execution helper for fxUSD on Base; nothing requests unrelated credentials or hidden system access, though it relies on a hosted fxSAVE backend which has privacy implications.

Purpose & Capability

Name/description describe mint/redeem, Hydrex vaults, and Morpho planning; the packaged Python scripts and the 'bankr' binary requirement align with those capabilities. Required binaries (python3 and bankr) are appropriate and no unrelated credentials/config paths are requested.

Instruction Scope

Runtime instructions and scripts perform on-chain reads (eth_call to a Base RPC), query public Hydrex and Morpho endpoints, and POST planning payloads to the fxSAVE backend (https://fxsave.up.railway.app). These actions match the stated purpose, but the default backend is hosted remotely and will receive wallet addresses, token amounts, and planning payloads — a privacy/telemetry consideration the user should weigh.

Install Mechanism

This is an instruction-first skill with bundled Python scripts (no install spec). No remote binary downloads or archive extraction are performed by the skill package itself. Running the scripts locally via python3 is the documented execution model.

Credentials

The skill declares no environment variables or secrets and does not attempt to read system config paths. It asks only for user-supplied parameters like from-address and amount. There are no disproportionate credential requests.

Persistence & Privilege

Skill flags: always is false and model-invocation is normal. The skill does not request permanent agent-wide privileges or modify other skills. It emits Bankr-ready steps for execution but does not autonomously persist credentials.

Assessment

This skill appears to do what it claims: local Python scripts build planning payloads, consult Hydrex/Morpho public APIs and a Base RPC, and optionally emit Bankr-format steps for wallet execution. Before installing, consider: 1) Privacy: by default planning requests are POSTed to https://fxsave.up.railway.app, which will see wallet addresses, amounts, and route metadata — if that is sensitive to you, run a self-hosted backend or override --base-url. 2) Execution: the skill produces Bankr-ready transactions but does not manage private keys; verify every transaction step before submitting and ensure you trust the bankr binary/agent that will sign/send transactions. 3) Endpoint authenticity: confirm the fxSAVE, Hydrex, and Morpho endpoints are the intended services. 4) Never provide private keys or secrets to this skill; it only needs public addresses. If you want lower risk, run the included Python scripts locally and point them at your own backend or RPC provider.

Version: v1.0.1

Use this skill when the user wants a simpler way to put fxUSD to work on Base.

The job of this skill is to hide unnecessary DeFi complexity. Instead of asking the user to think in terms of bridging, approvals, vault mechanics, borrow limits, or withdrawal edge cases, this skill turns a simple outcome into a protocol-specific execution plan.

Runtime Behavior

• Default operation needs python3 for local planning scripts and bankr when the user wants live wallet execution.
• The fxSAVE helper posts to https://fxsave.up.railway.app by default. Use --base-url only when targeting a different deployment.
• The Hydrex helper queries https://api.hydrex.fi/strategies and reads Base state from https://mainnet.base.org by default. Use --rpc-url to target a different Base RPC endpoint.
• The Morpho helper queries https://blue-api.morpho.org/graphql and reads Base state from https://mainnet.base.org by default. Use --rpc-url to target a different Base RPC endpoint.
• No environment variables are required for the published default workflow.

Quick Start

Mint fxSAVE

Deposit 10 fxUSD to fxSAVE

Deposit all my idle USDC to fxSAVE

Redeem fxSAVE

Redeem 50% of my fxSAVE to fxUSD

Redeem all my fxSAVE to USDC on Base

Hydrex Single-Sided Liquidity

Find the best Hydrex single-sided vault for fxUSD

Deposit 500 fxUSD into the safest Hydrex vault

Withdraw my fxUSD/BNKR Hydrex vault position

Morpho Supply / Borrow

Supply 5000 fxUSD on Morpho

Borrow fxUSD against my collateral on Morpho

Core Capabilities

fxSAVE Shortcut

• Mint Base fxSAVE from Base assets such as fxUSD, USDC, and WETH
• Redeem Base fxSAVE back into Base assets
• Hide the manual Base -> Ethereum mainnet -> bridge back flow behind one Base-side action
• Use the fxSAVE backend to build the executable route

Reference: references/api.md

Hydrex Single-Sided Liquidity

• Discover live Hydrex vaults that accept fxUSD or other supported deposit tokens
• Distinguish stablecoin-farming from crypto-farming
• Rank vaults with a conservative heuristic that considers APR, TVL, and risk class
• Produce execution-ready deposit and withdraw plans
• Emit Bankr-ready /agent/submit steps for Hydrex approval and main transactions

Reference: references/hydrex.md

Morpho Supply / Borrow Planning

• Discover live Base Morpho Blue markets for fxUSD
• Produce execution-ready supply and withdraw plans for fxUSD
• Produce manual-decision borrow plans with projected LTV checks
• Provide quick risk-check outputs for agents to monitor current LTV and liquidation distance
• Provide alert-only monitoring outputs with ok / warning / critical levels for repeated position checks
• Produce execution-ready repay-plan and add-collateral-plan outputs for risk reduction
• Suggest safer maximum borrow sizes from the current collateral position
• Compare Morpho lending with simpler fxSAVE or Hydrex routes
• Treat borrow as a separate, higher-risk class from pure supply
• Require explicit collateral, buffer, and market-availability checks before borrow planning

Reference: references/morpho.md

Common Morpho user use cases:

• Monitor current fxUSD borrow positions and alert when they drift into warning or critical territory
• Check whether a wallet can safely borrow more fxUSD against collateral such as BNKR or wstETH
• Reduce risk with a repay-plan when the user wants the most direct way to lower LTV
• Keep a borrow position open with add-collateral-plan when the user has spare collateral and wants a wider liquidation buffer

Execution Model

1. fxSAVE

Use when the user wants:

• fxUSD / USDC / WETH -> fxSAVE
• fxSAVE -> Base assets
• the simplest Base-side UX for a cross-chain yield route

Execution path:

1. Read references/api.md.
2. Use scripts/fxusd_cli.py or the default fxSAVE backend to build the bundle.
3. Build approval for the current source token.
4. Execute approval only if allowance is insufficient.
5. Execute the main transaction.
6. Explain that settlement is asynchronous because the route crosses Base and Ethereum mainnet.

2. Hydrex

Use when the user wants:

• a single-sided liquidity vault for fxUSD
• to deposit idle fxUSD into an auto-managed vault
• to withdraw from a Hydrex vault
• to inspect current Hydrex vault exposure

Execution path:

1. Read references/hydrex.md.
2. Use scripts/fxusd_hydrex.py to discover, rank, and plan the vault action.
3. Distinguish stablecoin-farming from crypto-farming before comparing APR.
4. Read live Base balance, allowance, or LP share state.
5. Emit execution-ready transactions and Bankr-ready submit steps.
6. Only proceed when the wallet actually has balance or LP shares for the chosen action.

3. Morpho

Use when the user wants:

• to supply fxUSD
• to withdraw supplied fxUSD
• to borrow using collateral
• to repay borrowed fxUSD
• to compare lending yield versus fxSAVE

Execution path:

1. Read references/morpho.md.
2. Use scripts/fxusd_morpho.py to discover live markets and wallet positions.
3. Distinguish conservative supply routes from higher-risk borrow routes.
4. Use execution-ready supply and withdraw plans for simpler flows.
5. Use alert-check for recurring monitoring before considering any automated response.
6. Use repay-plan or add-collateral-plan as the first response when a borrow position moves into warning or critical territory.
7. Only plan borrow actions when collateral assumptions, liquidation buffer, and oracle risk are explicit.

Common Workflows

Simplest Stable Yield Route

When the user wants the lowest operational complexity:

1. Prefer fxSAVE.
2. Use the default fxSAVE backend.
3. Make the bridge latency explicit.
4. Do not describe settlement as instant.

Stablecoin Liquidity Route

When the user explicitly wants liquidity provision rather than a simpler yield wrapper:

1. Use Hydrex discovery.
2. Prefer stablecoin-farming vaults such as fxUSD/USDC when the user wants lower pair volatility.
3. Explain that single-sided deposit does not guarantee single-token withdrawal.
4. Use Bankr-ready steps only after live balance and allowance checks pass.

Crypto Pair Farming Route

When the vault pairs fxUSD with a volatile asset such as BNKR:

1. Label it crypto-farming.
2. Do not compare it to fxUSD/USDC as if they have the same risk class.
3. Make pair volatility and withdrawal-shape risk explicit before execution.

Lending or Leverage Route

When the user wants capital efficiency or borrowing:

1. Use Morpho planning.
2. Prefer supply over borrow when the user has not explicitly asked for leverage.
3. If borrow is requested, preserve a conservative liquidation buffer.
4. For ongoing borrow positions, use alert-check to surface warning or critical states before acting.
5. Prefer repay-plan first, and use add-collateral-plan when the user has spare collateral inventory and wants to keep the debt open.

Decision Guide

Prefer fxSAVE when:

• the user wants the simplest Base-side flow
• the user does not want to manage vaults
• the user values lower operational complexity over optional extra yield

Prefer Hydrex when:

• the user explicitly wants single-sided liquidity
• a live vault exists for the desired asset
• the user accepts that withdrawals may return a mixed token composition

Prefer Morpho supply when:

• the user wants a more direct lending route
• the user does not need liquidity pool exposure

Prefer Morpho borrow only when:

• the user explicitly wants leverage or capital efficiency
• collateral, liquidation buffer, and market risk are understood

Risk Controls

These are mandatory guardrails.

• Use a dedicated hot wallet or dedicated Bankr agent wallet for repeated execution.
• Verify chain and token addresses before every write action.
• Do not describe fxSAVE as a same-chain or instant route.
• On Hydrex, always explain withdrawal composition risk.
• On Hydrex, always distinguish stablecoin-farming from crypto-farming.
• On Morpho, stay well below maximum borrow limits and preserve a clear liquidation buffer.
• Do not rely blindly on third-party assembled transactions from aggregators or reward routers.
• For auto-compounding or repeated execution, require explicit user confirmation before widening blast radius.

Vulnerabilities and Failure Modes

fxSAVE

• Bridge latency: source-chain success is not final settlement
• Quote drift: the final amount can move while the route is in flight
• Intermediate-chain residue: favorable execution can leave small balances on intermediate chains

Hydrex

• Vault strategy risk: a managed vault can rebalance in ways the user does not expect
• Withdrawal composition risk: the exit can come back split across assets
• Pair-risk confusion: fxUSD/USDC and fxUSD/BNKR do not belong to the same risk class
• Incentive drift: APR can move quickly as emissions and TVL change

Morpho

• Liquidation risk: borrowing is not the same as supplying to a conservative vault
• Market availability risk: a route that exists for USDC may not exist for fxUSD
• Oracle and curator risk: safety depends on the specific market and collateral design
• Automation risk: external transaction assembly must be treated as sensitive

Example Prompts

fxSAVE

• Deposit 10 fxUSD to fxSAVE
• Redeem 50% of my fxSAVE to fxUSD
• Compare fxSAVE and Morpho yield options for my fxUSD
• Monitor my Morpho fxUSD positions and alert me if they become risky
• Run an alert-only Morpho risk check on my BNKR-backed fxUSD borrow
• Build a repay plan to lower risk on my BNKR-backed fxUSD borrow
• Build an add-collateral plan for my BNKR-backed fxUSD borrow
• Use my Bankr wallet to mint fxSAVE from 100 fxUSD
• Use Bankr to redeem all my fxSAVE to USDC on Base

Hydrex

• Find the best Hydrex single-sided vault for fxUSD
• Show me stablecoin-farming vaults for fxUSD on Hydrex
• Deposit all my idle fxUSD into Hydrex
• Withdraw my fxUSD/BNKR Hydrex vault position
• Use my Bankr wallet to withdraw my Hydrex vault shares
• Use Bankr to deposit 100 fxUSD into the safest Hydrex vault
• Use Bankr to withdraw 50% of my BNKR/fxUSD Hydrex position

Morpho

• Supply 5,000 fxUSD on Morpho
• Find the safest Morpho market for supplying fxUSD
• Withdraw 50% of my supplied fxUSD from Morpho
• Borrow fxUSD against my collateral on Morpho
• Check my Morpho LTV before borrowing more fxUSD
• Suggest a safe fxUSD borrow size using my BNKR collateral
• Compare Morpho supply with fxSAVE for my idle fxUSD
• Use Bankr to supply my idle fxUSD on Morpho
• Use Bankr to compare Morpho and fxSAVE for my Bankr wallet

Resources

• fxSAVE app: https://fxsave.up.railway.app/
• Hydrex Platform: https://hydrex.fi
• Morpho: https://morpho.org/

Natural Language Guidance for Bankr

When the user wants execution through Bankr:

1. Resolve which module the request belongs to: fxSAVE, Hydrex, or Morpho.
2. Prefer wallet-aware language such as Use my Bankr wallet... when the user explicitly wants Bankr execution.
3. For fxSAVE, use the default fxSAVE backend to build approval and main transaction plans first.
4. For Hydrex, use scripts/fxusd_hydrex.py and prefer the emitted bankrReady.steps.
5. For conservative Morpho lending, use scripts/fxusd_morpho.py and prefer supply or withdraw over borrow by default.
6. For Morpho borrow, use risk-check and borrow-plan, but keep the final borrow decision with the user.
7. Execute steps in order and wait for confirmation before moving to the next step.
8. If live balance, allowance, LP shares, supply shares, or collateral headroom are insufficient, stop and explain the blocker instead of forcing execution.

Useful natural-language styles:

• Use my Bankr wallet to mint fxSAVE from 25 fxUSD
• Use Bankr to deposit all my idle fxUSD into the safest Hydrex stablecoin vault
• Use Bankr to withdraw my Hydrex fxUSD/BNKR position
• Use Bankr to supply 100 fxUSD to the safest Morpho market
• Use Bankr to withdraw all my supplied fxUSD from Morpho
• Check my Morpho LTV and tell me if borrowing 200 more fxUSD is still safe
• Tell me the safest additional fxUSD I can borrow against my BNKR collateral
• Use Bankr to compare Morpho supply with fxSAVE for my idle fxUSD

Detailed References

• fxSAVE Shortcut API — Bundle building, approval flow, and fxSAVE backend usage
• Hydrex Single-Sided Liquidity — Discovery, ranking, deposits, withdrawals, and Bankr-ready steps
• Morpho Planning — Supply, withdraw, borrow, repay, and risk controls plus execution-ready supply/withdraw planning and quick LTV checks

Local Scripts

• scripts/fxusd_cli.py — Preview fxSAVE mint, redeem, and approval plans
• scripts/fxusd_hydrex.py — Discover Hydrex vaults, classify risk, and emit execution-ready plus Bankr-ready Hydrex transactions
• scripts/fxusd_morpho.py — Discover Morpho Blue markets, inspect positions, emit execution-ready plus Bankr-ready supply/withdraw plans, and compute LTV-aware borrow plans including safer maximum borrow-size suggestions