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# Start ## Goal One front door. Set the wallet up once, then pick the right next thing exactly once: a symptom routes to one workflow, an input maps to one tool. Citable is 17 paid tools behind two free ones (`citable_prices`, `citable_connect`), and the usual mistakes are cheap individually but add up: sending a domain to a keyword tool, paying for three calls where one bundle is cheaper, running a $0.25 call to answer a $0.03 question — or running every workflow when one was the answer. This skill spends nothing. ## Setup (once) 1. `citable_prices` — free. Returns every tool with its current price, plus the wallet that pays: `wallet` (address), `walletMode` (`keypair` or `sign-in`), `balanceUsdc`, `funded`. When it is empty it also returns `setup` with both ways to fund it. 2. If `funded` is false, **ask the user which they want — do not choose for them:** - **Sign in** (no crypto knowledge needed): call `citable_connect`, give the user the link. They sign in at citable.run with Google or email, add a few dollars, click *Connect to your agent*. When they say it is done, `citable_prices` shows `walletMode: sign-in` and the balance. The link lasts 15 minutes; `citable_connect` with `status: true` checks, `reset: true` disconnects. - **Keypair** (already uses Solana): the server created `~/.config/citable/agent.json` the first time it was needed; they send USDC on the **Solana** network to the `wallet` address (no SOL — the x402 facilitator pays fees), or set `CITABL