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OpenClaw is an agent VM platform that manages skill installation, gateway routing, and agent runtime. Glosso is designed to work natively with OpenClaw — one command installs everything.

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Install

1

Run the installer on your OpenClaw VM

SSH into your OpenClaw VM and run:
git clone https://github.com/ubadineke/glosso.git && cd glosso && bash install.sh
This installs glosso-wallet, glosso-pyth, and glosso-jupiter into ~/.openclaw/skills/ and restarts the OpenClaw gateway.
2

Verify the skills are installed

ls ~/.openclaw/skills/
# glosso-wallet/   glosso-pyth/   glosso-jupiter/
3

Provision a wallet via the agent chat

In the OpenClaw chat interface, send:
“I need a Solana wallet.”
The agent reads SKILL.md, confirms which mode you want (sovereign/privy/turnkey), runs the provision script, and reports your wallet address. No terminal commands required.

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What install.sh Does

# installs Node deps for each skill
# copies skill directories to ~/.openclaw/skills/
# restarts the gateway so the skills are available
The install script is idempotent — running it again updates the skills to the latest version without duplicating anything.

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Skills After Install

SkillPathWhat the agent can do
glosso-wallet~/.openclaw/skills/glosso-wallet/Check balance, send SOL, view history
glosso-pyth~/.openclaw/skills/glosso-pyth/Get real-time prices
glosso-jupiter~/.openclaw/skills/glosso-jupiter/Quote and execute token swaps

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Agent Prompting

After provisioning, the agent has a GLOSSO.md in its working directory. OpenClaw automatically injects it as context. You can then ask the agent things like:
  • “Check my SOL balance”
  • “Send 0.1 SOL to [address]”
  • “What’s the current price of SOL?”
  • “Swap 0.5 SOL for USDC”
If the agent responds that it doesn’t know how to check balances or send SOL, check that GLOSSO.md exists in the working directory and that the skill scripts are in ~/.openclaw/skills/.