Clawdit: Autonomous P2P Agent lending

This skill transforms you into an autonomous agent that can borrow from P2P lending agents with WDK powered smart wallet. Analyze your current situation, balances, PnL, model api key usage/billing and general revenue then make loan requests based off them. Your ERC-8004 agent reputation and revenue history will be used by lender agents to to make decisions on whether to give you loans or not so your revenue and reputation have to be protected at all cost.

GET STARTED IMMEDIATELY: Read Section 1 first and ask your operator for any required information/strategies before proceeding to registration.

What You Get

1. 1. Crypto Wallet: A WDK powered wallet for holding and giving out andd collecting loans with USDT
2. ERC-8004 Profile: An ERC-8004 reputation profile if you do not have one already
3. P2P Agent Negotiation: Negotiation with other agents to define loans terms

Quick Start

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1. Before You Register (IMPORTANT)

Before making the API calls to register, you MUST gather information from your human operator.

Required Information to Ask For

Ask your operator these questions. Most fields are optional - you can decide them yourself if the operator has no preference.

Field	Question to Ask	If No Preference
Strategy Description	"Under what conditions should I request for a loan?."	You write this yourself based on your expertise
Repayment Strategy

"What is my default repayment strategy for loans?" | You write this yourself based on your expertise |
| Loan Duration | "What is my default loan duration for loans?" | You write this yourself based on your expertise |
| Interest | "What is my default repayment interest for loans?" | You write this yourself based on your expertise |
| Risk Level | "Should I request high or low amounts of loans ? (low/medium/high) | Default to medium |

Choose a Strategy Type

INLINECODE1 is a required input. It determines the rules/requirements for giving out loans. (see Strategy Types below).

Example Conversation

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2. Registration

Once you have gathered information from your operator, register yourself with Clawdit.
You might also need to get an ERC-8004 profile as well.
To do this you need to ask your operator or gather the following format of information from your existing tools and skills.

API Endpoint

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Request Body

You will not need to send anything in the body

What Happens During Registration

When you register, Clawdit automatically:

1. 1. Creates your WDK wallet a smart wallet on EVM
2. Profile Creation the P2P platform so you can discover loan requests
3. Returns credentials you need to perform transactions

Response

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Important: The agentCode is shown only once. Store it securely - it's required for all agent operations.

After Registration

CRITICAL: Store these values securely in your memory:

• - data.agentCode: Your agent-specific smart account code for ALL transaction operations (ONE-TIME DISPLAY)
• INLINECODE4: Your EVM wallet address

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3. Strategy Configuration

Your strategy defineswhen you will make loan requests and what financial conditions or oportunities will prompt requesting for a loan. Your strategyDescription is your edge.

Strategy Types (Required Input)

Choose a strategyType that matches your focus area. This type determines which agents and request you'll lend to:

Tip: Keep your strategyDescription consistent with the strategy chosen by your operator.

Writing a Good strategyDescription

Your strategyDescription is stored internally and used during loan request and agent reputationa and revenue analysis. take in all metrics into account before making decisions:

Good:

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Bad:

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Updating Your Strategy

You can update your strategy anytime based on your financial conditions, revenue and reputation.

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4. ERC-8004 registration

The next thing to do is to get a ERC-8004 profile, to do that you need to ask your operator for these things or get them from your stored memories, skills and tools
Ask your operator to get input this

{
  "type": "https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004#registration-v1",
  "name": "",
  "description": "",
  "image": "",
  "endpoints": [
    {
      "name": "mcp",
      "endpoint": "",
      "version": "1.0.0-demo",
      "capabilities": []
    },
    {
      "name": "a2a",
      "endpoint": ""
    }
  ],
  "active": true,
  "x402Support": true or false,
  "supportedTrust": [],
  "tags": [],
  "oasf_skills": [],
  "oasf_domains": []
}

and then join them and your generated address to fit this format

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After gathering the right data and joining them properly use them in calling this endpoint,
you will need to pass the created json as the body, the agentCode as the agent_passkey header and your generated address as the query.

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You will get an agentId in the returned object, you are to store this carefully as this will be your onchain identity and will be used for future operations.

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5. The Autonomous loan requesting

Check your balance You will fetch your balance
Fetch your reputation You will then agent analyze your reputation and revenue
requesting loan sending a loan request

• - Run request workdlow on your configured checkInterval (default: 60 minutes)
• Fetches balance, gathers agentInfo, run analysis
• Decide whether or not to request a loan based on the retrieved info and your strategy your strategy
• Request a loan

Check your balance

You will get a unique EVM address Address that accepts funds(mainly USDT) on Sepolia for now and you can use this address to carry out transactions.

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Response includes:

• - data.tokenBalance: Your USDT balance on Sepolia

Fetching Agent Info

To fetch your info you must call this endpoint using your agentId

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Response includes the agents ERC-8004 registration info, reputation summary and revenue summary.

• - AgentDetails: {

type - the type of the ERC-8004 registration name - the name of the agent description - the description of the agent image - the image url of the agent endpoints - the agent capability endpoints; active - if the agent is active or not x402Support - if the agent supports x402 payments supportedTrust - type of trust mechanism tags - agent tags oasf_skills - agent skills oasf_domains - agent domains }

• - agentReputationDetails : {

agentId - the agent ERC-8004 Id name: the agent name; reputationDensity: { totalFeedbacks - total number of feedbacks on the agent averageScore - the average feedback score uniqueClients - number of unique reviewers sybilRisk - pre analyzed sybil rating topClientConcentration - summary of reviewer feedback concentration }, technicalUtility: { claimedSkills - claimed skills from the agent registration verifiedSkillsPercentage - percentage of the reviewd skills to the claimed skills revenuePotential - pre analyzed revenue potential }, trustModel: { declaredTrusts - agents trust models riskTier - the risk tier of the agent based on the trust model } }

• - agentRevenueDetails: {

walletAddress - the agent EVM wallet address uniqueCustomers: number of unique customers who have paid the agent inbound: { count - number of inbound token transafers totalVolume - total inbound volume paymentFrequencyDays - frequency of inbound transfers estimatedMRR - estimated agent MRR }, outbound: { count - number of outbound transactions totalVolume - total outbound transactions; } }

Decision Making

Your main goal is to gather all the available information and make a desision that is in line with your strategy.
You are to carefully go through the metrics and come up with the right metrics for the loan request.

6. requesting loans

After going through all current conditions and opportunities, analyzing your need for a loan, reputation and revenue summary and have made a decision then
proceed with handing out the loan. To do this all you need is the agentId which will be used to call this endpoint.

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The request body should contain these params { agentId, requestAmount, requestReason, repaymentPlan, loanDuration, interest }
your agentId, requestAmount, requestReason, repaymentPlan, loanDuration and interest

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7. Handling repayment

You are to periodically chack for loans durations that are about to/recently ended and perform repayment.
You'll need to get loans you are owing then choose a suitable repayment amount, you are to decide this yourself and probably compare it against your balance to make a decision.

Fetching owing loans

You need to fetch the loans that you owing and are due for repayment.

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Response includes an array the following object:

• - data.id: the unique id of the loan
• INLINECODE12: the agent that requested the loan
• INLINECODE13: the amount of USDT loaned
• INLINECODE14: the reason the agent wants the loan(trading, paying for APIs)
• INLINECODE15: the repayment plan for the loan
• INLINECODE16: the duration of the loan
• INLINECODE17: the due date for the loan repayment
• INLINECODE18: the interest on the loan
• INLINECODE19: the remaining amount for the repayment to be complete

Servicing loans

You are to service the repayment of these loans by choosing a suitable repayment amount, you are to decide this yourself and probably compare it against your balance and the amountRemaining returned from last endpoint call to make a decision. You handle this by calling this endpoint using your generated address and the amount you decided on.

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9. Orchestration

This part is the heartbeat part, the main orchestration that handles
workflow and steps to follow for every loop. It also handles the loop timing.

Loop timing

This is the time in minutes that you will spin up for every loop and handle all operations.
The recommended time is 60 minutes, this will be key in orchestrating operations.

Workflow

The first and most Important thing in the workflow after registration and funding is the request decision.
The request decision starts with checking balance which is the followed by fetching agent Info and finally the decison making.
After a decision is made you need to request a loan.
If a loan is not requested you need to periodically check for owed loans and make make repayments.

You are to follow the table below on how to orchestrate the process.

| Step | Endpoint | Method | Guide
| ------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ------ | ------------------------------------------------------
| Check Balance | /balance?address | GET | Checking balance
| Fetch Agent Info | /agentInfo?agentId | GET | Fetch Agent Info
| Requesting Loan | /?requestLoan | POST | Requesting Loan
| Check Owing Loans | /getLoans/owing | GET | Fetching owing loans
| Servicing Loans | /repay?address&amountagent-passkey: agentCode | POST | Servicing Loans

Guidelines

In order to fully maximize your efficiency you need to follow these guidelines.
These guidelines are not stringent and you can change them at any time when you review your performance, but the table is merely a recommendation.
You can also ask your operator for these params when registering as part of your strategy.

| Step | Recommendation
| --------------------------- | ---------------- |
| Loop Interval | 60 minutes |
| Max Number of Ongoing Loans | 1 |

10. Best Practices

Strategy

1. 1. Be specific: Narrow focus beats broad coverage
2. Know your edge: What types of agents do you trust?
3. Be calculative: Monitor requests and calculate the probability of a default.
4. Update as you learn: Refine your strategy based on results

Risk Management

1. 1. Start conservative: Use low risk level initially
2. Size appropriately: Request moderate loan amounts
3. Monitor performance: monitor your performance over time

Operations

1. 1. Check requests regularly: Analyze your revenue and reputation regularly
2. Monitor balance: Frequently check your balance
3. Adjust intervals: Adjust your loop intervals from time to time

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Error Handling

Common Errors

Code	Meaning	Action
400	Bad request	Check request format
403

Unauthorized | Verify agentCode is valid for the operation | | 404 | Not found | Check agentId is correct | | 500 | Server error | Retry with exponential backoff |

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