Summary
Your agent installs Elytro, creates a smart account, and deploys it on-chain when you are ready. The address exists before deployment, so you can fund it first. Use the install block below for your specific agent, then continue with the prompts. At each step, ask to see what Elytro returned and approve only when you understand what happened.
Install with your agent
Choose your agent in the tabs, copy the setup prompt from the corner, and paste it into your agent.
Read https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Elytro-eth/skills/main/elytro/SKILL.md and set up my elytro account step by step.I want to create and activate an elytro account on Arbitrum (with email 2FA and a daily spending limit).Do not skip the security setup — I want full protection.Uses the Elytro wallet skill: elytro/SKILL.md · Agent integration docs
Ask your agent
I'm new to Elytro. Help me get set up, then create a smart account on Sepolia (11155111) named myWallet. At each step, say what you did and show what Elytro returned. Stay on testnet for now.
Address and chain for myWallet. Is it deployed? One short paragraph: funding the address vs activating.
Ready to deploy myWallet. Check native balance on that chain and confirm it's enough to deploy. Don't estimate; use what Elytro reports.
Before you approve
- Each step returns
successin JSON, or an error message you can read. - The address and chain ID match what you expect before you fund or deploy.
- You know whether you are on testnet or mainnet.
If something goes wrong
- Activation fails: check native balance, RPC, and that funds went to the right address on the right chain.
- Wrong network: stop, fix chain ID, then continue.
Further reading
- Quick Start (install through first transaction)
- Fund and send a transaction
- CLI reference
FAQ
- Do I need to type CLI commands myself?
- No. The agent runs the CLI; you read the output and approve the risky steps.
- Where do I install Elytro?
- See Quick Start, or ask your agent to suggest the install command for your package manager and check it against the docs.