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Scan token contract security risk and return a structured summary including score, tax, holder concentration, and LP lock status. Supported chains are bsc, eth, solana, arbitrum, base, polygon, avax, tron, ton, plasma, and sui. Trigger when the user provides a chain and contract address and asks for token risk analysis, security review, high-risk item identification, tax interpretation, or holder distribution analysis.
Master smart contract security best practices, vulnerability prevention, and secure Solidity development patterns.
Expert in Web3 development, smart contracts (Solidity/Rust), and decentralized application (dApp) architecture.
Expert guidance for building smart contracts on Stellar using the Soroban Rust SDK. Use this skill when working with Soroban smart contracts for tasks including (1) creating new contracts with [contract] and [contractimpl] attributes, (2) implementing storage with Persistent, Temporary, or Instance storage types, (3) working with auth contexts and authorization, (4) handling tokens and Stellar Asset Contracts, (5) writing tests with testutils, (6) deploying contracts, (7) working with events and logging, (8) using crypto functions, (9) debugging contract errors, (10) security best practices and vulnerability prevention, (11) avoiding common security pitfalls like missing authorization, integer overflow, or reinitialization attacks.
Use when building DeFi protocols, implementing AMMs, yield farming strategies, or integrating with Ethereum/L2s - covers smart contract patterns, liquidity pools, and security considerationsUse when ", " mentioned.
Add support for a new ERC-4626 vault protocol. Use when the user wants to integrate a new vault protocol like IPOR, Plutus, Morpho, etc. Requires vault smart contract address, protocol name, and protocol slug as inputs.
Extract raw price dataframe for a test case
Financial math patterns for MultiversX smart contracts — precision management, half-up rounding, safe rescaling, and percentage calculations. Use when building any DeFi contract that handles financial calculations, fees, rates, or token math.
Make cross-contract calls in MultiversX smart contracts. Use when calling another contract, handling callbacks, managing back-transfers, using typed proxies, or sending tokens via the Tx builder API (.tx().to()).
Cryptographic operations in MultiversX smart contracts. Use when hashing data (SHA256, Keccak256, RIPEMD160), verifying signatures (Ed25519, secp256k1, secp256r1, BLS), or encoding signatures in on-chain logic.
Catalog of non-obvious behaviors, gotchas, and platform-specific quirks in MultiversX that often lead to bugs. Use when debugging unexpected behavior, reviewing code for subtle issues, or learning platform-specific pitfalls.
Handle payments in MultiversX smart contracts. Use when receiving, validating, or routing EGLD/ESDT payments via self.call_value(), Payment types, or payable endpoints. Covers single, multi, optional, and mixed payment patterns.