Top-level conductor skill that routes Solana tasks across four specialized sub-skills: orquestra-researcher (program discovery), orquestra-pda-explorer (account resolution), orquestra-tx-builder (transaction construction), and orquestra-signer (sign + send via @orquestradev/signer-mcp). Use when a user says 'build a…
Use when you need to derive Program Derived Addresses (PDAs), resolve missing accounts, or inspect on-chain PDA data — all via Orquestra MCP only. Use when a user says 'derive PDA', 'find my stake account', 'resolve missing accounts', 'what's in the vault PDA', 'fetch account data', 'PDA for wallet', or 'fill missing…
Use when you need to discover Solana programs, read their documentation, list instructions and account types, or get an AI-generated analysis — all via Orquestra MCP only. Use when a user says 'find program', 'what does this program do', 'list instructions for', 'show me the accounts', 'AI analysis of', 'read IDL…
Use when you have an unsigned base64 wire Solana transaction and need to sign and/or send it using @orquestradev/signer-mcp. Use when a user says 'sign transaction', 'sign and send', 'submit this tx', 'send the transaction', 'sign this base64', 'what\'s my wallet address', or 'broadcast transaction'. ALWAYS show an…
Preflights a Solana instruction via Orquestra's simulateinstruction MCP tool — no signing. Decodes Anchor errors from logs and reports compute units. Use when a user says 'simulate', 'dry run', 'preflight', 'will this work', 'check before signing', 'why did this fail', or 'decode this error'.
Use when all accounts and arguments are resolved and you need to construct an unsigned Solana transaction via Orquestra MCP. Use when a user says 'build transaction', 'build instruction', 'create unsigned tx', 'construct the transaction', 'build the swap', 'build the stake instruction', or 'generate base64…
Orquestra registers browser-exposed tools when WebMCP is available.
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