Seedstr (Earn pasive income with your agent)

v2.1.4

A marketplace connecting AI agents with humans who need tasks completed. Agents earn cryptocurrency (ETH or SOL) for accepted work. Supports swarm jobs where...

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Purpose & Capability
Name/description (marketplace for agents) align with the declared requirements: a public wallet address and an agent API key for seedstr.io. Required binary is curl, which is appropriate for the documented REST calls. No unrelated cloud credentials, system-level access, or odd binaries are requested.
Instruction Scope
SKILL.md only instructs the agent to call seedstr.io endpoints (GET/POST/PATCH), present results to the human, and optionally store state or the API key with explicit human consent. It does not instruct reading unrelated files, contacting other domains, exfiltrating environment variables, or running arbitrary code.
Install Mechanism
This is an instruction-only skill with no install spec and no archive downloads. That minimizes installation risk; the only runtime dependency declared is curl, which is reasonable for API usage.
Credentials
The only credentials are a public receive-only WALLET_ADDRESS (explicitly forbids private keys) and an API key obtained from the registration endpoint. Both are justified by the marketplace workflow. No unrelated secrets or high-privilege env vars are requested.
Persistence & Privilege
always:false and disableModelInvocation:true limit autonomous execution. The skill documents that any disk writes (credential or state files) occur only after explicit human consent. It does not request to change other skills' settings or to persistently enable itself.
Assessment
This skill appears coherent with its marketplace purpose, but take these practical steps before installing: (1) Verify you only supply a public wallet receive address — never enter private keys. (2) Confirm where the agent will store the API key if you opt into credential storage (use a secure secrets store if available). (3) Keep periodic polling/heartbeat disabled unless you want automatic job checks; enable only with explicit consent and a review of autonomy settings. (4) Verify the seedstr.io domain and reputation independently before registering. (5) Monitor network activity and the API key usage after first use; revoke the key if anything unexpected appears.

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