Cavos CLI

Cavos CLI Skill

This skill allows you to interact with the Cavos CLI (@cavos/cli) to manage Starknet wallets, perform transfers, and execute contract calls.

Core Commands

Always use the --json flag when possible to get structured output.

1. Identity & Session

• Who Am I: Check current session and wallet address.

  npx @cavos/cli whoami --json
  

• Session Status: Check if the session is active/expired.

  npx @cavos/cli session-status --json
  

• Import Session: Import a session token provisioned from the Dashboard.

  npx @cavos/cli session import <token>
  

2. Assets & Transfers

• Check Balance:

  npx @cavos/cli balance --token <STRK|ETH|address> --json
  

• Transfer Tokens:

  npx @cavos/cli transfer --to <address> --amount <amount> --token <token> --json
  

3. Contract Interactions

• Approve Spending:

  npx @cavos/cli approve --spender <address> --amount <amount> --token <token> --json
  

• Execute Call:

  npx @cavos/cli execute --contract <address> --entrypoint <method> --calldata <comma_separated_vals> --json
  

• Read Call:

  npx @cavos/cli call --contract <address> --entrypoint <method> --calldata <vals> --json
  

4. Advanced Operations

• Multicall: Batch multiple calls.

  npx @cavos/cli multicall --calls '<json_array>' --json
  

• Simulate/Estimate: Check tx before sending.

  npx @cavos/cli simulate --contract <addr> --entrypoint <method> --calldata <vals> --json
  

• Transaction Status:

  npx @cavos/cli tx status <hash> --json
  

Best Practices

1. Verify Balance: Always run balance before a transfer.
2. Check Session: Run whoami or session-status at the start of a workflow to ensure authentication.
3. Use JSON: Parsing JSON output is safer than regexing stdout.
4. Calldata: Calldata for execute and call should be comma-separated strings (e.g., 0x1,100).