With the heightened interest and complexity of the @standard_rsv protocol from @0xbeans, I built a Hermes, OpenClaw, omp agent skill to support rapid knowledge acquisition and help explain how the pieces fit together. srstack brings together protocol knowledge, official documentation, contract references and fresh public-state reads. It also supports hypothetical comparisons of keeping versus expanding branches, using assumptions you explicitly approve. It’s read-only and prohibits wallet connections, signing and transactions. You can use it to ask questions about charters, issuance, withdrawals, auctions and reserves, or inspect current protocol settings. For example, “srstack inspect auctions” checks availability and whether there’s a usable purchase price. It knows 14 publisher-listed contract identities, with selected live-read support for six (will add more when they're verified). This grew out of my research into The Standard Reserve ahead of the Founding Charter mint. It’s been tested in Hermes and OpenClaw against protocol questions, planning examples and live contract reads. The v0.1.0 release includes separate verification evidence from Hermes, local ClawHub checks, Cisco Security and Gitleaks, along with their findings and limitations.