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Aomi publishes two operating procedures in the aomi-labs/skills repository: Skills are markdown instructions and supporting references. Your coding agent reads them and uses the local tools declared by the skill.

Install

Install both skills from the canonical repository:
This path is intended for Agent Skills-compatible clients such as Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and VS Code Copilot.
The skills and client CLI update independently. Installing or refreshing a skill does not upgrade a globally installed aomi binary. For transaction work, install or update the npm client separately:
aomi-transact requires client 0.6.0 or newer. Its first step checks the detected version and can use npx @aomi-labs/client@latest when no global binary is available.

Transaction workflow

Ask your coding agent for a read or transaction in plain language. The skill turns that request into explicit CLI steps:
The skill treats a quote or chat answer as different from a pending Action. It lists the current Action before signing and simulates dependent EVM execution Actions together. Local CLI execution uses the configured wallet key. Account abstraction is prepared in the backend lane. The --aa and --eoa flags only assert the kind of the pending Action; the skill does not select an AA provider or implementation from the signing command.

Security boundary

The canonical aomi-transact manifest declares risk_tier: L2 because it can sign and broadcast onchain transactions. Its default permissions are narrow:
  • shell commands are limited to aomi and npx @aomi-labs/client@latest;
  • file reads and writes are limited to ~/.aomi/, with identity files denied;
  • network access is limited to chat.aomi.dev in the manifest;
  • no MCP tools are granted by the skill;
  • credential setup and transaction signing require an explicit user request;
  • the procedure lists a pending Action and simulates dependent EVM steps before signing.
The CLI can also contact a user-supplied --rpc-url during wallet execution. Review that endpoint and the prepared Action before authorizing a signing run. The skill never invents or echoes a credential value. aomi secret add sends a temporary secret value to the Aomi backend and stores only its handle locally, so the backend becomes part of the credential’s trust boundary. Persistent per-user App credentials use a separate Account API and never return saved values.

Skills or MCP

You can install both. Their credentials and execution boundaries remain separate.

Update

Refresh the skills:
Then update the CLI independently if you use aomi-transact:
Use the repository’s current SKILL.md and references as the authority for the installed procedure. Use Client CLI commands for the installed binary’s command surface.
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Last modified on September 1, 2026