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A Claude Code skill for working with the Cetus Aggregator SDK to execute optimized swaps across multiple Sui DEXs. Use this skill when you need to perform token swaps, find optimal routes across 30+ DEXs, execu...
Helps Claude Code understand Sui blockchain transaction building, providing guidelines and examples for Transaction class, commands, input types, gas configuration, and serialization. Use when building blockcha...
Enables Claude to effectively work with the Cetus Dynamic Liquidity Market Maker (DLMM) protocol on Sui blockchain. This skill provides comprehensive knowledge of the DLMM architecture, Move smart contracts, Ru...
Comprehensive SuiClient skill for interacting with the Sui blockchain using @mysten/sui SDK. Use this skill when you need to connect to Sui blockchain, read data, execute transactions, manage staking positions,...
Helps Claude Code understand Sui blockchain keypair and cryptography operations, providing guidelines and examples for key generation, signing, verification, address derivation, and multi-signature scheme suppo...
Helps developers work with the Ferra DLMM SDK for Discrete Liquidity Market Maker operations on Sui blockchain. Provides guidance on SDK initialization, pair creation, liquidity management, token swaps, and pos...
Helps Claude Code understand DeepBook V3 SDK usage for order book trading, flash loans, fund management, and market data queries on Sui blockchain. Use when operating DeepBook DEX, executing trading strategies,...
Helps Claude Code understand Sui blockchain's BCS (Binary Canonical Serialization) encoding, providing usage guidelines and examples for primitive types, composite types, Sui-specific types, serialization patte...
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