mrheyday
UserA comprehensive, self-verifying Claude Code skill for Solidity 0.8.36 + Foundry: docs mirror, contract style guide, security audit workflow, one-command quality gate, graded evals, and an agent prompt.
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code-formatter
Automatically format code files using the appropriate formatter based on file type, providing clear feedback on changes made
foundry-solidity
Build, test, secure, and automate Solidity 0.8.36 smart contracts with the Foundry toolkit (EVM target Osaka/Fusaka). Use when developing Ethereum/EVM contracts, writing Forge tests (unit/fuzz/invariant/fork), auditing/reviewing contracts for vulnerabilities, setting up CI/gas-regression/ABI-breaking-change gates, deploying (incl. signing/multisig/secrets hygiene), debugging with Cast/Anvil/Chisel, configuring foundry.toml, or checking 0.8.36 language semantics. Bundles the authoritative Solidity 0.8.36 + Foundry docs, a verified runnable starter project, a one-command quality gate (scripts/verify.sh), a security vulnerability→fix catalogue and audit workflow with a severity rubric, and a graded eval suite. Triggers on Foundry commands (forge, cast, anvil, chisel), Solidity testing/auditing/security-review requests, smart-contract development, gas optimization, deployment/signing questions, solc/EVM-version questions, or files like foundry.toml, *.t.sol, *.s.sol.
api-integration-helper
Generate boilerplate code for REST API integrations with authentication, error handling, and retry logic
foundry
Scaffolds and operates a personal knowledge vault — an agent-maintained wiki in the spirit of Karpathy's LLM wiki and James Bedford's Foundry. Use when the user wants a self-contained, compounding knowledge base where Claude ingests sources (URLs, PDFs, pasted text), writes evergreen concept notes, logs queries with answers, and densifies the wiki over time. Provides slash commands /foundry-init, /foundry-ask, /foundry-triage, /foundry-densify, /foundry-lint.
foundry-testing
ALWAYS load before writing or modifying Foundry test files (.t.sol). Covers fuzz testing, gas benchmarks, naming conventions, and test patterns.
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