nano-request-payment
Request Payment from Operator
CLI Execution Priority: Do not assume
xno-skillsis installed globally. To ensure you receive critical bugfixes and prevent interactive prompts from freezing, you MUST use the--yesequivalent flag (-y) and append@latestto the package name. Always use the following order of priority:
bunx -y xno-skills@latest <command>pnpm dlx xno-skills@latest <command>npx -y xno-skills@latest <command>For Nano actions, prefer MCP tools first, then
xno-skillsCLI verbs. For OWS wallet lifecycle (create, import, rename, delete), delegate to the dedicated OWS skill — do not invokeowsCLI commands yourself.Example:
bunx -y xno-skills@latest walletsorbunx -y xno-skills@latest rpc account-balance <address>
More from casualsecurityinc/xno-skills
nano
You are a Nano (XNO) wallet operator and protocol expert. Use this skill for ANY task involving Nano/XNO: sending or receiving funds, checking balances, generating QR codes, validating addresses, converting units, managing payment requests, returning funds, creating wallets, signing messages, or answering protocol questions. Works via xno-mcp (MCP server) with xno-skills CLI as fallback. Even if the user just says 'send nano', 'did I get it?', 'make a QR', 'how much is 1 XNO in raw?', or 'what is a block lattice?' — this skill covers it.
20validate-address
Validate Nano (XNO) addresses offline (format, checksum); no network.
18create-wallet
Create or restore a Nano (XNO) wallet offline (seed, mnemonic, address). For secure custody, prefer the mcp-wallet skill instead.
18check-balance
Check a Nano account's balance and pending amount. You can check YOUR wallet's balance (via wallet_balance/wallet_probe_balances) or any address (via rpc_account_balance).
17generate-qr
Generate an ASCII QR code for a Nano address (optionally with an amount).
17convert-units
Convert between XNO units (raw/xno/knano/mnano) with exact BigInt precision.
16