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Browse published AI skills maintained by critesjosh. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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Indexed skills

8

Repository stars across indexed skills

49

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0

Average repository stars per indexed skill

6

Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.

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review-contract

critesjosh

Review Aztec smart contracts for correctness, security, and best practices. Use proactively after writing or modifying Aztec contracts.

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aztec-testing

critesjosh

Assists with testing Aztec smart contracts using the TestEnvironment. Use when writing unit tests, integration tests, or debugging test failures for Aztec contracts.

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aztec-contract-dev

critesjosh

Assists with Aztec smart contract development using Noir and Aztec.nr. Use when writing, modifying, or explaining Aztec contracts, implementing private/public functions, managing state, or working with notes an...

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aztec-typescript

critesjosh

Generate TypeScript client code for interacting with Aztec contracts. Use when building frontend integrations, creating contract clients, or setting up wallet connections.

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aztec-accounts

critesjosh

Manage Aztec accounts including Schnorr account creation, deployment, and recovery from credentials. Use when creating accounts, deploying wallets, or recovering existing accounts.

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aztec-developer

critesjosh

Patterns for Aztec development: contracts, frontend, testing. Use when working with Aztec contracts in any capacity unless otherwise specified

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aztec-deploy

critesjosh

Generate TypeScript deployment scripts for Aztec contracts with fee payment configuration. Use when deploying contracts, setting up deployment pipelines, or configuring fee payment methods.

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aztec-e2e-testing

critesjosh

Generate Jest end-to-end tests for Aztec contracts with real network interaction. Use when writing integration tests, testing contract deployments, or validating full transaction flows.

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