wallet-desk-brieflisted
Install: claude install-skill SELAT-AI/selat-skills
# wallet-desk-brief
One **EVM wallet** in. A **who-is-this-wallet** brief out. Read only.
Alchemy holdings plus Arkham attribution (`x402 via Circle Gateway`;
verify prints `routed-x402` for both). The agent synthesizes; the agent
does **not** place a trade.
This is **not** `financial-intel` (asset/ticker market brief), **not** a
protocol desk, and **not** trade execution.
## When To Use
Use when the user names **one EVM wallet** (`0x…`) and wants a short
attribution + holdings read: who the address is labeled as, what tokens
it holds, and a hedged desk note.
Do not use for "is \<asset\> a buy", ticker/macro fusion, protocol desks,
Solana-inbound addresses, or any request that should place an order. If
the user asks to trade on the result, decline that part and say so.
## Rails
Both shipped steps settle `x402 via Circle Gateway` (skill `rail` is that
taxonomy label — not mixed):
- **Alchemy** (`x402.alchemy.com`) — `GET /data/v1/assets/tokens/by-address`.
Manifest rail stays `x402 via Circle Gateway`.
`selat skill verify --live-probe` prints **`routed-x402`** (~$0.001).
The call hops the SELAT Router. This is **not** a no-router-hop claim.
- **Arkham** (`api.arkm.com/x402`) — `POST /intelligence/address`.
Same taxonomy. Verify prints **`routed-x402`** (~$0.21 live quote).
Already in the SELAT federated catalog / discovery snapshot as
`api.arkm.com/x402`.
CoinGecko `simple-price` is **not** a pin. It live-402s (`MPP on Tempo`,
~$0.063) but takes CoinGecko