@agentlayer.tech/wallet 0.1.24 → 0.1.26

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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ In practice this means the agent works through explicit tools for:
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  - EVM native balance, ERC-20 balance/metadata, fee-rate, receipt, Velora swap quote/execute, Aave V3 account/reserve/position flows, and transfer flows through the local `wdk-evm-wallet` backend
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  - wallet address, balances, and portfolio reads
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  - native SOL and SPL token transfers
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- - Jupiter swap and price lookup
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+ - Jupiter swap and price lookup, including Solana swap intent execution that refreshes quotes inside user-approved limits
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  - Jupiter Earn read/deposit/withdraw flows
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  - Kamino lending read/deposit/withdraw/borrow/repay flows
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  - native Solana staking, stake deactivation, and stake withdrawal
@@ -118,8 +118,8 @@ The intended user-facing flow inside OpenClaw is:
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  transfers, swaps, Aave position changes, staking, stake deactivation, and stake withdrawals should start in `preview`.
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  3. Prepare only with intent:
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  `prepare` is for explicit execution planning intent and returns no signed transaction bytes.
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- 4. Execute only with approval:
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- `execute` requires a host-issued `approval_token` bound to the exact previewed operation. On `mainnet`, that token must include explicit mainnet confirmation.
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+ 4. Execute only after chat confirmation:
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+ after the user explicitly confirms the shown preview/prepare summary in chat, call `execute` with the same semantic params. The OpenClaw extension handles the internal execution authorization automatically and binds it to the cached operation.
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  5. On mainnet, restate the network, asset, amount, and destination, validator, or stake account before execute.
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  For staking specifically, the normal agent flow should be: