Explore AI Agent Skills & Claude Prompts

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Generate complete, production-ready ElizaOS plugins from natural language descriptions. Creates full plugin scaffolding with Actions, Providers, Services, Evaluators, Events, Routes, and Model Handlers following ElizaOS conventions. Use when users ask to "create an ElizaOS plugin", "build a plugin for ElizaOS", "generate an ElizaOS agent plugin", "scaffold an elizaos plugin", or any request involving ElizaOS/Eliza plugin development, plugin architecture, or agent plugin creation.

schedule Updated 4 months ago

rfc-0029-stream

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Expert knowledge of Interledger RFC 0029 - STREAM Protocol. Use when users ask about STREAM, transport layer protocols, streaming payments, payment chunking, flow control, or end-to-end encryption. Triggers on 'STREAM', 'streaming payment', 'transport protocol', or payment flow control.

schedule Updated 6 months ago

rfc-0039-stream-receipts

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Expert knowledge of Interledger RFC 0039 - STREAM Receipts. Use when users ask about payment receipts, payment verification, proof of payment, or non-repudiation in STREAM. Triggers on 'STREAM receipt', 'payment proof', 'payment verification', or receipt generation questions.

schedule Updated 6 months ago

git-identity

Git identity and authorization on Nostr and TOON Protocol. Covers pubkey-only identity ("how does git identity work on Nostr?", "pubkey git identity", secp256k1 keypair, no email/password), maintainer authorization ("maintainer authorization", "who can merge on Nostr?", kind:30617 maintainers tag, authorized pubkeys), permission model ("git permissions on TOON", "who can submit a patch?", anyone can contribute, only maintainers merge/close), Nostr pubkey to git author mapping ("how do I map a pubkey to a git author?", "<pubkey>@nostr", hex pubkey author), and fork identity ("how do personal forks work?", "personal-fork" tag, fork identity). Implements the identity and authorization layer of NIP-34 on TOON's ILP-gated relay network where identity verification is free (read) but maintainer list updates cost per-byte.

git-objects

Git object binary format reference for TOON Protocol. Covers blob format ("how do I create a git blob?", "blob header format", blob size null-byte content), tree format ("how do I construct a git tree?", "tree entry format", mode name sha1, sorted entries), commit format ("how do I build a git commit object?", "commit header format", tree parent author committer message), SHA-1 computation ("how is a git SHA-1 computed?", "git object hash", "content-addressed storage", SHA-1 of header plus content), Nostr pubkey to git author mapping ("how do I map a Nostr pubkey to a git author?", "hex pubkey author format"), and git object construction for Arweave upload ("how do I prepare git objects for kind:5094?", "git objects on Arweave", "content-addressed git storage"). This is a REFERENCE skill -- git objects are uploaded to Arweave via kind:5094 DVM requests (see git-collaboration skill).

akash-deploy

Deploy and manage applications on Akash Network's decentralized cloud using the provider-services CLI. Use when the user asks about: (1) deploying on Akash ('deploy on Akash', 'deploy to decentralized cloud', 'Akash deployment'), (2) writing SDL manifests ('create SDL', 'Akash deployment file', 'deploy.yaml for Akash'), (3) Akash CLI operations ('install provider-services', 'Akash CLI', 'check deployment status', 'view Akash logs', 'close deployment'), (4) Akash cost/pricing ('how much does Akash cost', 'Akash pricing', 'choose Akash provider'), (5) Akash advanced features ('persistent storage on Akash', 'GPU deployment Akash', 'Akash AuthZ', 'IP leases'), (6) Akash troubleshooting ('no bids on Akash', 'deployment failed', 'escrow overdraw').

polls

Polls and voting on Nostr and TOON Protocol. Covers poll creation ("how do I create a poll?", "how do I create a poll on Nostr?", "how do I run a vote on TOON?", kind:1068, NIP-88, poll event, poll question, poll options, "how do I set up a poll?"), poll responses ("how do I vote on a poll?", "how do I respond to a poll?", kind:1018, poll response, poll vote, cast a vote, "how do I submit my vote?"), poll types ("what kinds of polls are there?", "single choice poll", "multiple choice poll", "range poll", "rating poll"), poll lifecycle ("how do I end a poll?", "how do I set a poll deadline?", endsAt, closedAt, timed poll, poll expiration), and poll economics ("how much does a poll cost on TOON?", "how much does voting cost?", "voting costs money", ballot stuffing prevention, sybil resistance). Implements NIP-88 on TOON's ILP-gated relay network where voting costs money, providing natural ballot-stuffing prevention.

townhouse-live-e2e

Run the full operator+client live-infra exercise against a local townhouse hidden-service (HS). Use when the user wants to "run the townhouse live e2e", "stand up an HS and pay packets to town/dvm/mill", "do the operator and client agent demo", "exercise all three node types over the .anon", "upload an image to the dvm and verify the Arweave txId", or "/townhouse-live-e2e". Orchestrates two background agents — an OPERATOR that adopts-or-stands-up the apex + town/dvm/mill against local Docker chains and funds wallets, and a CLIENT that uses @toon-protocol/client over the apex .anon SOCKS5h address to pay a kind:1 publish to town, a kind:5094 hero-image blob upload to the dvm, and an EVM→Solana streamSwap to the mill — then files GitHub issues for findings and dispatches worktree-isolated fixer PRs. Bakes in the hard-won gotchas (RAM ceiling/adopt-don't-rebuild, sub-agents can't spawn sub-agents, dvm destination g.townhouse via localDelivery, MockUSDC 18-decimal, mill claim-issuance-layer caveat, prettier glob

schedule Updated 22 days ago

sensitive-content

Sensitive content and content warnings on Nostr and TOON Protocol. Covers the content-warning tag ("how do I add a content warning?", "how do I mark content as sensitive?", NIP-36, content-warning tag, "NSFW on Nostr", "spoiler warning", "how do I warn about sensitive content?"), optional reason field ("how do I specify why content is sensitive?", "nudity warning", "violence warning", "spoiler tag"), applying CW to any event kind ("can I add a content warning to an article?", "content warning on kind:1", "CW on long-form content", "content warning on kind:30023"), and client display behavior ("how should clients handle content warnings?", "click-through for sensitive content", "hide sensitive content behind a warning"). Helps with content warning decisions ("should I add a content warning?", "when is a CW appropriate?", "what reason should I give?", "is this content sensitive enough for a warning?"). Implements NIP-36 on TOON's ILP-gated relay network.

dvm-protocol

DVM protocol (Data Vending Machines) on Nostr and TOON Protocol using NIP-90 and NIP-78. Covers job requests ("how do I submit a DVM job?", "how do I request compute on TOON?", kind:5xxx, NIP-90, data vending machine, job request, "how do I use kind:5000?", "how do I submit a text generation job?", "how do I request blob storage?"), job results ("how do I receive a DVM result?", kind:6xxx, job result, compute result, "how do I get my job output?"), job feedback ("how does DVM feedback work?", kind:7000, job feedback, status update, payment negotiation, "how do I check job status?"), DVM service discovery ("how do I find DVM providers?", "how do I discover compute services?", kind:10035, SkillDescriptor, service discovery), application-specific data ("how do I store app data on Nostr?", kind:30078, NIP-78, application-specific data, app data), and DVM economics ("how much does a DVM job cost on TOON?", "how does prepaid DVM work?", kindPricing, prepaid model). Implements NIP-90 and NIP-78 on TOON's ILP-gated r

badges

Badges on Nostr and TOON Protocol using NIP-58. Covers badge definitions ("how do I create a badge?", "how do I define a badge on Nostr?", kind:30009, NIP-58, badge definition, badge name, badge description, badge image, badge thumbnail, d tag badge ID, parameterized replaceable badge), badge awards ("how do I award a badge?", "how do I give someone a badge?", kind:8, badge award, a tag referencing badge definition, p tag awardee, multiple awardees), profile badges ("how do I display badges on my profile?", "how do I show my badges?", kind:30008, profile badges, d tag profile_badges, a+e tag pairs, badge showcase), badge revocation ("how do I revoke a badge?", "can I take back a badge?", kind:5 deletion, badge removal), and badge economics ("how much does creating a badge cost on TOON?", "badge spam on a paid network", NIP-58 badges). Implements NIP-58 on TOON's ILP-gated relay network where badge operations cost per-byte.

toon-client

Act as a TOON Protocol client from a Claude agent (Desktop or Code) via the toon-* MCP tools backed by the toon-clientd daemon. Covers pay-to-write publishing ("how do I publish to TOON?", "how do I post a note on TOON?", toon_publish, paid write, payment-channel claim, balance proof, ILP/BTP), free reads ("how do I read from TOON?", "how do I subscribe to a TOON relay?", toon_subscribe, toon_read, NIP-01 filter, event buffer, cursor), channel and balance management ("how do I open a payment channel?", "how do I check my channel nonce/balance?", toon_open_channel, toon_channels, nonce watermark), mill swaps ("how do I swap tokens on TOON?", toon_swap, multi-chain swap), client status/identity ("am I connected to TOON?", "what is my TOON address?", toon_status, toon_identity, bootstrapping), and threshold/off-chain settlement semantics ("how does paying per write work on TOON?", "why is reading free?"). Use whenever the user wants to publish, read, pay, or swap on the TOON network through the toon-* tools.