ahmadghoniem/arc-agentic-economy-hackathon — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a dark themed Next.js app called OmniClaw Console. I want it to feel like an agent payment workspace where I can type a request into chat, the assistant plans which paid API tools it needs, shows me the estimated cost and reasons, then waits for my confirmation before spending anything.

After I confirm, it should inspect the paid endpoints, run basic policy checks, pay through OmniClaw, show an execution trace, and then give me a final answer based on the API results. Include wallet panels for EOA, Circle, and Gateway balances, with deposit and withdraw controls, plus an activity feed for payments, deposits, withdrawals, transaction ids, and ArcScan links.

Add a service catalog driven by skill metadata, active guard status, model/provider status for Gemini, Featherless, and AIVML, and a small unit economics section comparing gas style costs with micropayment costs. Use clean TypeScript, local state for the console, API routes as proxies, and a clear env example. Look up current docs online if you need to.