agent-wallet-policylisted

## Overview For an overview of the Circle CLI's **full** capability set, see the `use-circle-cli` master skill. This skill is the narrower spending-policy flow. Circle agent wallets support **spending policies** — per-wallet caps that the CLI enforces on every payment and transfer. There are three operations: | Operation | Command | OTP required? | |---|---|---| | **View** current limits | `circle wallet limit --address <addr> --chain BASE --output json` | No | | **Set** custom limits | `circle wallet limit set ...` | **Yes — human OTP, run in user's own terminal** | | **Reset** to defaults | `circle wallet limit reset ...` | **Yes — human OTP, run in user's own terminal** | Spending policies are **mainnet-only** (testnet chains are rejected; see Troubleshooting / Rules). ## Prerequisites ```bash # Confirm session is good circle wallet status # Get the wallet address circle wallet list --chain BASE --type agent --output json ``` If `circle wallet status` errors with "Not logged in" or "Terms acceptance is required", hand off to the `use-agent-wallet` skill — it covers install, terms, login, and wallet creation. ## Viewing current limits (in-agent, no OTP) ```bash circle wallet limit --address <addr> --chain BASE --output json ``` Shows the current per-tx, daily, weekly, and monthly USDC caps (`null` for any unset tier). Safe to call freely — read-only, no money moves, no OTP. ## Setting or resetting limits (interactive terminal — handoff to user) `circle wallet l