Automated security auditing for OpenClaw projects. Scans for hardcoded secrets (API keys, tokens) and container vulnerabilities (CVEs) using Trivy. Provides structured reports to help maintain a clean and secure codebase.
Deploy a SuperRare Sovereign ERC-721 collection on Ethereum or Base via Bankr. Uses the official RARE factory createSovereignBatchMint path, dry-runs by default, and records auditable deploy receipts.
Execute token swaps on-chain via OKX DEX Aggregator API (v6). Use this skill when a user wants to: 1. Build a complete swap flow: get swap calldata -> sign transaction -> broadcast to chain 2. Execute token-to-token swaps with slippage protection, MEV protection, and Jito tips (Solana) 3. Integrate OKX DEX swap + broadcast into applications, bots, or scripts This skill covers the FULL lifecycle: /swap endpoint (get tx data) + /broadcast-transaction endpoint (submit signed tx). For quote-only (no execution), use the okx-dex-quote skill instead.
Run the Erigon segment retire command to build, merge, and clean snapshot files. Use this for snapshot publication readiness preparation.
Token security auditing and transaction simulation for OneKey CLI. Use whenever the user asks if a token is safe, wants to check for honeypots, rug pulls, scam tokens, or suspicious contracts, or wants to simulate a transaction before signing. Also triggered as a mandatory pre-check before any swap or trade operation.
Audits security and supply-chain risk between two git refs with Codex cross-validation. 预发布安全审计（含 Codex 交叉验证）。Use when performing pre-release security audits, supply-chain reviews, or comparing two git refs for security regressions. Triggers on “预发布审计”, “security audit”, “release audit”, “安全预审”.
Create or review Stratus Red Team attack techniques. Use when asked to add, create, or implement a new attack technique for AWS, Azure, GCP, Entra ID, EKS, or Kubernetes in the stratus-red-team project. Also use when reviewing PRs or code that implements attack techniques — the guidelines serve as a review checklist.
Batch multiple smart contract queries into a single call using Nethereum Multicall (.NET). Use this skill whenever the user asks about batching contract calls, multicall, multiple balances query, batch RPC requests, or aggregating read operations with C# or .NET.
Validate and perfect a Nethereum documentation section end-to-end. Use when working on docs sections (getting-started, core-foundation, signing, smart-contracts, defi, evm-simulator, devchain, account-abstraction, data-indexing, mud-framework, wallet-ui, consensus, client-extensions). Covers use case definition, NuGet README verification against source code with compilation, guide page creation, Claude Code plugin skill creation per use case, sidebar updates, and build verification. Trigger when user mentions validating docs, fixing a docs section, creating guides, or perfecting documentation for any Nethereum section.
Encode and decode Ethereum ABI data with Nethereum. Use when the user needs to encode function calls, decode contract output, work with event topics, parse ABI JSON, handle custom errors, or calculate function selectors.
Fetch contract ABIs from Sourcify, Etherscan, and 4Byte Directory using the composite ABIInfoStorage pattern (.NET/C#). Use this skill when the user asks about ABI retrieval, contract verification, function signature lookup, calldata decoding, or Sourcify/Etherscan API usage.
Help users implement ERC-4337 Account Abstraction with Nethereum — send UserOperations, use smart accounts, route contract calls through a bundler, enable gasless transactions, or work with AA in .NET/C#. Use this skill whenever the user mentions account abstraction, ERC-4337, UserOperations, smart accounts, bundler integration, gasless UX, or anything involving AA on EVM chains with Nethereum.
Validate and format Ethereum addresses with Nethereum. Use when the user needs address validation, EIP-55 checksum, address comparison, zero address handling, UniqueAddressList, or address padding.
Use Nethereum's built-in typed services for ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155, ENS, ERC-165, ERC-1271, ERC-6492, EIP-3009, and ERC-2535 Diamond. Use this skill whenever the user asks about token standards, NFTs, multi-tokens, interface detection, signature validation, gasless transfers, diamond proxy, ENS resolution, or any standard contract interaction in C#/.NET.
Sign Ethereum transactions with AWS KMS or Azure Key Vault HSMs using Nethereum. Use this skill whenever the user asks about AWS KMS Ethereum signing, Azure Key Vault signing, cloud HSM, managed key signing, serverless wallet, key management service, or cloud-based transaction signing in C#/.NET.
Generate typed C# contract services, DTOs, Unity requests, MUD tables, and Blazor pages from Solidity ABI using Nethereum code generation. Use this skill when the user asks about generating C# from Solidity, ABI code generation, Foundry/Forge integration, nethereum-gen.multisettings, contract service generation, Unity contract requests, MUD table generation, or Blazor contract pages.
Deploy contracts to deterministic addresses using CREATE2 with Nethereum (.NET). Use this skill whenever the user asks about CREATE2, deterministic deployment, counterfactual addresses, predictable contract addresses, cross-chain same-address deployment, deployment proxies, or address prediction in C#/.NET.
Deploy smart contracts to Ethereum using Nethereum typed deployment handlers (.NET/C#). Use this skill whenever the user asks about deploying a contract, publishing a smart contract, contract deployment, constructor parameters, deployment gas estimation, or getting a contract address after deployment.
Help users run a local Ethereum dev chain, write integration tests, fork networks, debug transactions, or replace Hardhat/Anvil with Nethereum DevChain (.NET). Use this skill when the user mentions local Ethereum node, dev chain, test chain, Hardhat replacement, Anvil replacement, in-process blockchain, snapshot/revert, debug_traceTransaction, account impersonation, or anything involving a local EVM for development and testing with C# or .NET.
Sign and verify EIP-712 typed structured data using Nethereum (.NET). Use this skill whenever the user asks about EIP-712, typed data signing, structured data signing, domain separator, SignTypedData, ERC-2612 Permit signatures, or off-chain message signing with typed schemas using C# or .NET.
Delegate smart contract code to EOAs with EIP-7702 using Nethereum (.NET). Use when the user asks about EOA delegation, EIP-7702, Type 4 transactions, SetCode transactions, delegating smart account logic to an EOA, sponsored delegation, batch authorization, smart account upgrades for EOAs, or combining EIP-7702 with ERC-4337 account abstraction.
Query and transfer ERC-20 tokens using Nethereum's built-in typed services (.NET/C#). Use this skill whenever the user asks about ERC-20 tokens, token balances, token transfers, token approvals, allowances, token metadata (name, symbol, decimals), or any fungible token interaction with C# or .NET.
Handle smart contract reverts and decode custom error types using Nethereum (.NET). Use this skill whenever the user asks about contract errors, revert reasons, custom Solidity errors, SmartContractCustomErrorRevertException, error decoding, failed transaction reasons, or any revert handling in C#/.NET.
Filter, query, and decode smart contract events and logs using Nethereum (.NET). Use this skill whenever the user asks about event filtering, log querying, listening for contract events, decoding event logs, Transfer events, Approval events, or any EVM log processing with C# or .NET.
