jacke-pp/ai-wallet-binance

A command-line and local-web tool for people who already hold a Binance Agentic Wallet and want an AI assistant or a browser page to place BSC trades for them — including Agent-ID-gated launches. It is a trading utility, not investment advice, and the new-token market it targets is explicitly high-risk.

The problem

You want to buy a token on Four.meme, Flap or GANG, or catch one the moment it opens, but the normal flow means switching between a launchpad UI, a wallet, and manual gas/slippage fields. The harder case is agent-only launches: ordinary wallets without an Agent ID cannot buy them at all. With this tool installed, a plain instruction like "buy 0.05 BNB of 0x..." is translated by the AI into an aiwb buy call against your Binance AI wallet, and the result is a signed trade plus a local P&L entry. The step that changes is execution: the wallet stays in Binance, and this tool drives it.

What's different

The mechanism is a CLI that wraps Binance's agentic wallet, plus a local page (aiwb ui) for people who would rather click. Buy-before-you-buy checks are the most distinctive part: it runs Binance's public token security check and simulates a buy-then-full-sell with your own address, so hidden taxes or unsellable tokens can surface before money moves. For routing it quotes both PancakeSwap V2 and KyberSwap, which aggregates V3 and other pools, sends a 0.01 BNB probe before using KyberSwap, and aborts if the price impact would exceed a configurable cap (default 5%).

The trade-off is coupling. Signing, daily limits and risk controls live in the Binance App, not here, so the tool cannot override a Binance rejection. The KyberSwap route sends your wallet address to a public quote endpoint, and can be turned off with a config switch. Sniper and auto-send behaviour is also not a background service: auto-send only works while the UI is open or aiwb autosend run is running, and transfers are irreversible.

Who should try it

Good fit: someone already onboarded to a Binance AI wallet who wants to trade Agent-ID-only launches, wants pre-trade simulation, and is comfortable reading CLI output or opening a local page. The ability to let an AI assistant operate it via aiwb agents is a genuine convenience for that user. Poor fit: anyone without a Binance AI wallet and App setup, anyone expecting the tool to manage risk limits for them, or anyone who needs a hosted service. The README also warns that during the AI-wallet-only internal phase Binance may not allow selling, so buyers should size positions they can hold until a PancakeSwap listing.

Requirements and limitations

You need Node.js 18+, the Binance App with an AI wallet, and the separate Binance agentic-wallet package. Login goes through a link confirmed in the Binance App, and the App settings must enable Agent ID and developer mode. A documented no-AI path exists: aiwb ui shows a QR code for scanning in the App, so an AI assistant is optional. In the App, abnormal-transaction handling should be set to confirm inside the App — Binance-audited risky tokens, which the README says currently includes all GANG launchpad tokens, will each require a phone confirmation.

On costs and upkeep: the default data source is a free public BSC node, and a private RPC is suggested for faster sniping. Optional GMGN data requires your own API key, stored locally. Auto-send must be explicitly enabled per platform and only covers tokens bought after enabling. The project is MIT-licensed and very young; the README is candid that most new tokens go to zero.

HotRepo's take

The only dated signal is a NEW-REPOSITORY board (新项目榜, not the overall board) observation on 2026-10-27: 101 total stars at #21 in the JavaScript board, with no comparable daily history. That is a one-day snapshot of a one-day-old repository, so persistence cannot yet be judged. Before installing, check the Binance App's abnormal-transaction setting and confirm you are willing to confirm risky-token trades on your phone — the README says GANG launchpad tokens currently trigger this on every trade. Project setup is documented in the README and the package is on npm.