deal-works_skill

This skill helps you orchestrate and secure deal workflows with escrow, attestations, and autonomous agents across 9 engines.
  • Python

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Installation

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npx veilstrat add skill openclaw/skills --skill deal-works

  • _meta.json282 B
  • package.json1.7 KB
  • README.md4.6 KB
  • SKILL.md6.2 KB
  • tsconfig.json513 B
  • tsup.config.ts250 B

Overview

This skill provides an AI agent infrastructure for trustworthy deal-making, including deal lifecycle management, escrow, autonomous agent deployment, and cryptographic attestations. It bundles nine engines and 39 tools to automate workflows like creating escrow-protected deals, funding agents, and filing disputes. The skill is designed for programmatic integration into agents that coordinate multi-party transactions and on-chain attestations.

How this skill works

Agents call discrete engine tools to perform tasks: Deal tools create and manage agreements, Fund tools handle wallets and escrow, Cadre deploys and controls autonomous agents, and Oath issues/verifies cryptographic attestations. The skill exposes resource URIs for profiles, wallets, deals, agents, templates, disputes, and dashboard metrics so agents can inspect state and act. Mutations are idempotent and APIs are scoped with keys, rate limits, and circuit breakers to ensure safe retries and operational resilience.

When to use it

  • Create and manage escrow-protected agreements between parties
  • Deploy and fund autonomous monitoring or execution agents
  • Issue or verify cryptographic attestations for milestones
  • List, search, or publish marketplace templates and skills
  • File disputes and participate in governance/resolution workflows

Best practices

  • Use idempotency keys for all state-changing calls to allow safe retries
  • Fund escrow and agent operational wallets before deployment to avoid interruptions
  • Attach verifiable evidence to attestations and dispute filings for faster resolution
  • Poll deal_timeline and cadre_health resources to monitor state and SLA violations
  • Scope API keys per engine and honor rate limits to prevent circuit breaker triggers

Example use cases

  • Create a $5,000 escrow deal that locks funds until a milestone attestation is verified
  • Deploy a monitoring agent that watches active deals and alerts on SLA breaches
  • Search the marketplace for a contract template, fork it, customize, and publish
  • File a dispute with supporting documents and follow the proposal/vote resolution flow
  • Seal a set of document hashes to a vault and anchor the Merkle root on-chain for auditability

FAQ

Funds are locked using the fund_escrow tool and remain inaccessible until authorized actions or attested completions release them.

Can I verify attestations externally?

Yes. Use oath_verify to check attestation authenticity and oath_vault_seal for on-chain anchors that provide external verification.

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