Web3 & Crypto
Blockchain, cryptocurrency, Web3 development
mvx_defi_math
by multiversx
Financial math for MultiversX DeFi — precision management, half-up rounding, safe rescaling, percentage calculations.
azure-ai-services
by markus41
Deep expertise in Azure AI workloads — provisioning and managing Azure OpenAI Service deployments, Azure AI Search indexes and skillsets, Azure AI Studio/Foundry projects, Cognitive Services endpoints, content filtering policies, quota management, and responsible AI governance via ARM REST API and service-specific data planes.
multiversx-smart-contracts
by multiversx
Build MultiversX smart contracts with Rust. Use when app needs blockchain logic, token creation, NFT minting, staking, crowdfunding, or any on-chain functionality requiring custom smart contracts.
multiversx-constant-time
by multiversx
Verify cryptographic operations execute in constant time to prevent timing attacks. Use when auditing custom crypto implementations, secret comparisons, or security-sensitive algorithms in smart contracts.
mvx_constant_time
by multiversx
Verifying constant-time operations in crypto implementations.
mvx_sdk_go_core
by multiversx
Core network operations for MultiversX Go SDK - Proxy, VM Queries.
multiversx-dapp-frontend
by multiversx
Adapt React applications to MultiversX blockchain with wallet connection, transactions, and smart contract interactions. Use when app needs Web3, blockchain, wallet login, crypto payments, NFTs, tokens, or smart contract calls.
constant-time-testing
by runkids
Constant-time testing detects timing side channels in cryptographic code. Use when auditing crypto implementations for timing vulnerabilities.
multiversx-cache-patterns
by multiversx
Gas-optimized cache patterns for MultiversX smart contracts using Drop-based write-back caches. Use when building contracts that read/write multiple storage values per transaction, DeFi protocols, or any gas-sensitive contract.
mvx_sdk_js_tokens
by multiversx
Token operations (ESDT/NFT/SFT) for MultiversX TypeScript/JavaScript SDK.
multiversx-vault-pattern
by multiversx
In-memory token ledger pattern for tracking intermediate balances during multi-step operations within a single transaction. Use when building any contract that processes sequential token operations — aggregators, batch processors, atomic swaps, or multi-step DeFi flows.
multiversx-property-testing
by multiversx
Use property-based testing and fuzzing to find edge cases in smart contract logic. Use when writing comprehensive tests, verifying invariants, or searching for unexpected behavior with random inputs.
constant-time-analysis
by runkids
Detects timing side-channel vulnerabilities in cryptographic code. Use when implementing or reviewing crypto code, encountering division on secrets, secret-dependent branches, or constant-time programming questions in C, C++, Go, Rust, Swift, Java, Kotlin, C#, PHP, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, or Ruby.
mvx_sdk_go_interactors
by multiversx
Components for interacting with the blockchain (Wallets, Transaction Interactors, Nonce Handlers) in Go.
Agent Foundry
by markus41
Deep expertise in the Azure AI Foundry agent lifecycle — scaffold agent definitions, deploy to Azure AI Agent Service, manage threads and runs, configure built-in tools (code interpreter, file search, Azure AI Search, function calling), run quality and safety evaluations, and monitor agent health. Use this skill when a user asks to build an agent on Azure AI Foundry, create or deploy a Foundry agent, test an agent thread or run, configure agent tools, evaluate agent output quality, troubleshoot Azure AI Agent Service errors, or set up Service Principal authentication for AI Foundry.
mvx_flash_loan_patterns
by multiversx
Atomic lend-execute-verify pattern — reentrancy guards, shard validation, endpoint checks.
nexus-sdk-integration
by availproject
End-to-end integration guidance for Avail Nexus SDK in any JS/TS frontend project (React/Next/Vite/etc). Use when asked to integrate, initialize, or wire Nexus SDK flows (bridge, transfer, execute, swap), hooks, events, balances, supported chains/tokens, or formatter utilities.
consensus-clients
by lodekeeper
Use when comparing Ethereum consensus client implementations, looking up how a specific client implements a spec feature, checking client activity (PRs, issues, releases), or understanding architectural differences between Lodestar, Lighthouse, Prysm, Teku, Nimbus, and Grandine.
lodestar-review
by lodekeeper
Run multi-persona code reviews on Lodestar PRs. Use when reviewing a PR, diff, or code change in ChainSafe/lodestar. Spawns specialized reviewer agents (bug hunter, security engineer, architect, etc.) with Lodestar-specific context, collects findings, and synthesizes a consolidated report. Covers PR review, code quality assessment, and security analysis for Ethereum consensus client code.
eth-rnd-archive
by lodekeeper
Track and summarize discussions from ethereum/eth-rnd-archive across selected Discord channels, with hourly monitoring and daily digest outputs. Use for protocol/R&D intelligence, spotting spec changes, and surfacing Lodestar-relevant action items from Eth R&D chatter.
join-devnet
by lodekeeper
Join an existing Ethereum devnet (ethpandaops or custom) with a local Lodestar beacon node using engineMock. Use for syncing, debugging, testing serving/sync changes, or monitoring devnet activity without running an execution client.
kurtosis-devnet
by lodekeeper
Run Ethereum multi-client devnets using Kurtosis and the ethpandaops/ethereum-package. Use for spinning up local testnets, validating cross-client interop, testing fork transitions, running assertoor checks, debugging CL/EL client interactions, or verifying new feature implementations across multiple consensus and execution clients.
ethereum-rnd
by lodekeeper
Use when working on Ethereum protocol development, consensus layer, execution layer, beacon chain, EIPs, networking, or any Ethereum R&D topic. Provides reference lookup across specs, APIs, research forums, and governance resources.
faion-pm-traditional
by faionfaion
"Traditional PM specialist: PMBoK knowledge areas (scope, schedule, cost, risk, quality, stakeholder, resources), EVM, WBS, project lifecycle, PMBoK 7/8 framework. 22 methodologies."