Crypto Infrastructure skills for AI agents
14 practitioner-grade crypto infrastructure skills, each a focused Markdown document your agent loads into context on demand. Search them from Claude Desktop, Cursor or any MCP client, or pull one with the CLI.
All 14 skills
- API Integration Crypto
Triggered when integrating with crypto exchange APIs, DEX protocols, price oracle APIs, or blockchain data APIs. Covers CEX API integration (Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, Bybit, OKX) with authentication and rate limiting, DEX integration (Uniswap SDK, 1inch, 0x), price oracle APIs, blockchain APIs (Alchemy, Moralis, Covalent), error handling, retry logic, circuit breakers, and API key security best practices.
221 lines - Crypto Compliance
Triggered when dealing with cryptocurrency regulatory compliance, KYC/AML programs, Travel Rule implementation, sanctions screening, tax reporting, or licensing requirements. Covers FATF guidelines, MiCA regulation, US state-by-state rules, OFAC SDN list screening, transaction monitoring, and licensing frameworks including MTL, BitLicense, and VASP registration.
206 lines - Crypto Fund Operations
Triggered when managing crypto fund or trading firm operations, including fund structure, NAV calculation, investor reporting, performance attribution, fee structures, prime brokerage, custody solutions, and compliance reporting. Covers offshore/onshore fund structures, Fireblocks/Copper/BitGo custody, insurance, and board/investor reporting frameworks.
244 lines - Data Pipeline Crypto
Triggered when building crypto market data pipelines, real-time price feeds, historical data storage, or time-series infrastructure. Covers WebSocket aggregation from multiple exchanges, OHLCV and tick data storage, time-series database selection (TimescaleDB, ClickHouse, QuestDB, InfluxDB), data normalization, on-chain data indexing, and data quality assurance.
173 lines - Exchange Infrastructure
Triggered when building exchange-grade trading infrastructure including matching engines, order book management, wallet architecture, or trading platform backends. Covers price-time priority and pro-rata matching, hot/cold wallet design, deposit/withdrawal pipelines, event-sourced financial databases, and high-performance API design with FIX protocol support.
175 lines - Indexer Architecture
Triggered when designing or building custom data layers for blockchain applications that require efficient, queryable access to historical on-chain data. Covers the fundamental principles, techniques, and best practices for creating robust, scalable, and reorg-aware indexers to power dApps, analytics, and automation.
280 lines - Market Data Analysis
Triggered when performing crypto market microstructure analysis, orderbook analytics, trade flow analysis, or market regime classification. Covers orderbook depth and imbalance analysis, toxicity scoring, taker/maker flow analysis, funding rate dynamics, basis analysis (spot vs futures), volume profile analysis, whale detection, and market regime classification models.
192 lines - MEV Infrastructure
Triggered when designing, implementing, or optimizing systems for Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) in EVM-compatible chains. Covers the specialized infrastructure, private transaction networks, bundle submission, and performance considerations critical for successful MEV searchers and builders.
238 lines - Monitoring Alerting
Triggered when building production monitoring for crypto trading systems, smart contract monitoring, on-chain alerting, or infrastructure observability. Covers trading system health metrics (latency, fill rates, PnL drift), smart contract monitoring (Tenderly, Forta, OpenZeppelin Defender), on-chain alerts, Grafana/Prometheus/Datadog stacks, PagerDuty integration, runbook automation, and SLA management.
199 lines - Node Infrastructure
Triggered when managing blockchain node infrastructure, running Ethereum execution and consensus clients, configuring RPC endpoints, or evaluating node providers. Covers Geth, Nethermind, Reth with consensus clients, archive vs full node tradeoffs, multi-chain node management, RPC load balancing, node monitoring, and MEV infrastructure including MEV-Boost and Flashbots relay.
195 lines - RPC Provider Management
Triggered when designing or building blockchain applications that require resilient, performant, and secure connections to RPC nodes. Covers strategies for managing multiple RPC providers, implementing failover, load balancing, rate limit handling, and optimizing network interactions to ensure application reliability and responsiveness.
330 lines - Smart Contract Deployment
Triggered when deploying smart contracts to production, managing multi-chain deployments, verifying contracts on block explorers, or building CI/CD pipelines for contract deployment. Covers deterministic deployment with CREATE2, keyless deployment, Foundry and Hardhat deployment scripts, constructor vs initializer patterns, post-deployment validation, deployment registries, and automated testing pipelines with GitHub Actions.
237 lines - Solana RPC Infrastructure
Triggered when designing, implementing, or debugging applications that interact with the Solana blockchain via its RPC interface. Covers connecting to RPCs, optimizing queries, handling rate limits, selecting providers, and ensuring reliable data access for dApps, bots, and analytics tools.
253 lines - Treasury Management
Triggered when managing crypto firm treasury operations, stablecoin allocation, yield generation, gas management, or fiat on/off ramps. Covers multi-chain treasury strategies, idle capital deployment (money markets, T-bill tokens), gas tank management, banking relationships for crypto firms, OTC desk integration, and accounting standards for digital assets.
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