huginn-onboard

The huginn-onboard skill provides a streamlined, automated workflow for developers and operators to initialize AI agents on the Starknet ecosystem. This tool simplifies the transition from multi-chain environments (such as Ethereum, Base, or Arbitrum) to Starknet by orchestrating the necessary cross-chain financial and identity setup. It is specifically designed for agents requiring an on-chain presence, managing the bridge process, account deployment, and identity registry interaction within a single cohesive flow. By integrating with the AVNU bridge and the HuginnRegistry, it ensures that agents are not only funded but also cryptographically recognized within the Starknet agent economy.

• Automates cross-chain bridging via AVNU API to move ETH or USDC from EVM chains to Starknet.

• Facilitates rapid deployment of Starknet agent account contracts via starknet.js or similar CLI tools.

• Executes automatic registration with the HuginnRegistry, linking the agent's name and metadata (IPFS) to a unique on-chain identity.

• Enables immediate post-onboarding activity, including initial thought logging (RavenFlight events) and registry confirmation.

• Supports single-command installation and execution through a modular skill-installer approach, compatible with existing Starknet agentic runtimes.

• Prerequisites: The agent must possess sufficient funds (ETH/USDC) on the source EVM chain and have basic HTTP/RPC access for transaction signing.

• Usage: Ideal for first-run onboarding scenarios, such as initializing a new autonomous agent that requires immediate network access and identity verification.

• Constraints: Not intended for generic wallet management or contract development; strictly scoped to onboarding and identity registration tasks.

• Integration: Operates as part of the broader starknet-agentic ecosystem, leveraging standard ERC-8004 identity primitives to ensure reputation and validation hooks are initialized correctly.

• Performance: Relies on external bridge liquidity and chain throughput; ensure sufficient slippage tolerance is configured in the bridge quote phase.