quickintel-scan_skill

Overview

This skill scans any token contract for security risks, honeypots, and scam patterns using Quick Intel's contract analysis API. It runs an on-demand, paid x402 scan ($0.03 USDC per scan) across 63 supported chains including Base, Ethereum, Solana, Sui, and Tron. Use it to get an actionable, machine-readable verdict and detailed contract flags before you trade or integrate a token.

How this skill works

You submit the chain name and token address to the Quick Intel x402 endpoint. The gateway responds with an HTTP 402 payment challenge; your x402-compatible wallet signs an EIP-3009 authorization and you retry with the payment signature. After settlement the API returns a full security report covering honeypots, taxes, ownership, mint/blacklist/pause permissions, and suspicious functions.

When to use it

• Before buying a new token to check for honeypots and theft mechanisms
• When auditing a token contract for ownership and privileged functions
• To detect hidden mint, blacklist, or pause abilities that risk funds
• When integrating tokens into a platform to confirm contract safety
• As a pre-trade risk check for high-value or unfamiliar tokens

Best practices

• Ensure at least $0.03 USDC on any supported payment chain (Base recommended for low fees)
• Use exact chain identifiers (e.g., "eth", "base", "solana") to avoid errors
• Include a unique payment-identifier for idempotent retries to avoid double charges
• Prefer wallets or libraries that handle x402 flows (x402Fetch, AgentWallet, Vincent) to simplify signing
• Treat results as one input in risk decisions—combine with on-chain checks and community intelligence

Example use cases

• Quickly verify a token is not a honeypot before executing a buy order
• Automated pre-listing security checks for a DEX or marketplace integration
• CI pipeline step to scan contract addresses referenced by a smart-contract deployment
• Screen tokens in a watchlist and flag ones with mint/blacklist/pause abilities
• Agent-based workflows where an x402-compatible wallet authorizes the $0.03 scan