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Hono ultrafast web framework for edge computing. Use for edge APIs.
Protocol Buffers and Interface Definition Languages for service contracts
Critical Bitcoin terminology rules to prevent confusion between bech32m (encoding) and taproot (address type). Use when working on BTC-related code, config files, or shell scripts.
Prompt for creating the high-level technical architecture for an Epic, based on a Product Requirements Document.
Use when building or maintaining Electrobun desktop apps in TypeScript, including electrobun.config.ts, electrobun/bun or electrobun/view imports, BrowserWindow/BrowserView usage, updater flows, and distribution artifacts.
Interact with EVM-compatible blockchains using Foundry's cast tool for querying balances, calling contracts, sending transactions, and blockchain exploration. Use when needing to interact with Ethereum Virtual Machine networks via command-line, including reading contract state, sending funds, executing contract functions, or inspecting blockchain data.
Gowok: Golang Premwok. The Golang library that helps you to build your own project starter (or framework, possibly).
A professional guide that instructs developers on how to introduce and use the official SDK (@lazycatcloud/sdk) in Lazycat MicroServer applications, register file type associations (file_handler), and implement basic integrations.
Use this skill when reading video-analytics metrics, incidents, alerts, and sensor data via the VA-MCP server (port 9901). Not for live VLM or incident-range narrative reports.
Supabase backend development workflow. Use for ANY backend work in Supabase projects — schema changes, API endpoints, database functions, RLS policies, edge functions, auth, storage, business logic, or data access. Activate whenever the task involves server-side logic, data layer, or Supabase features.
View what a wallet holds on DFlow's Kalshi prediction markets — current positions, unrealized mark-to-market, realized P&L, activity history, and redeemable winners. Use when the user asks "what are my positions?", "what do I own?", "am I up or down?", "what's my fill history?", "what can I redeem?", "mark my portfolio to market", or "show me this wallet's DFlow activity". Read-only. Do NOT use to place sells or redemptions (use `dflow-kalshi-trading`), for market-wide data unrelated to a wallet (use `dflow-kalshi-market-data`), or to discover new markets (use `dflow-kalshi-market-scanner`).
Use the Alchemy MCP server (`https://mcp.alchemy.com/mcp`) for live blockchain data and admin work when MCP is wired into your AI client and the Alchemy CLI is NOT installed locally. Exposes 159 tools across 100+ chains for token prices, NFT metadata, transactions, simulation, tracing, account abstraction, Solana DAS, and app management. Use for live querying, analysis, admin work, or on-machine agent work — not for application code that ships to production. For application code, use the `alchemy-api` skill (with API key) or `agentic-gateway` skill (without). When the CLI is also installed locally, prefer `alchemy-cli` instead.