blockscout/frontend

Front-end application for Blockscout chain explorer

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35Mods indexed here, across every type
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add-api-resource

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Declare new API resource(s) in an existing API service. Use whenever the app needs to call an endpoint that has no service:name resource yet.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 35 tokens

add-env-var

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Step-by-step checklist for adding a new NEXTPUBLIC environment variable. Use when introducing any new runtime env var.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 27 tokens

add-new-page

03

blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Scaffold a new page (index / detail / general) and optionally wire it to API data. Use when adding any new route to the app, or when wiring API data into an already-scaffolded page (one with TODO (api-data): markers).

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 58 tokens

check-github-cli

04

blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Ensure GitHub CLI (gh) is installed and authenticated before running gh commands; guide the user to configure it if not.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 29 tokens

create-issue

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create a GitHub issue from the available context. Use when the user asks to file an issue from a source they name (Slack thread, notes, document) or from this conversation.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 41 tokens

create-pr

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create or finalize a pull request — three modes: placeholder draft PR at spec time, finalize a draft into ready-for-review, or a regular PR right away for work done outside the task workflow.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 42 tokens

deploy-demo

07

blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Create a GitHub deployment for the current branch using the deploy-review workflow.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 17 tokens

deprecate-env-var

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Checklist for deprecating a NEXTPUBLIC environment variable — immediate removal, or a grace period before a later removal. Use when removing, renaming, or replacing a runtime env var.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 44 tokens

finalize-task

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Land a finished product task — prune the working files (keep spec.md), then finalize the draft PR into ready-for-review.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 29 tokens

grill-the-task

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Grill a product task (GitHub issue) into implementable work.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 20 tokens

grilling

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Grill the user relentlessly about a plan, decision, or idea. Use when the user wants to stress-test their thinking, or uses any 'grill' trigger phrases.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 38 tokens

prepare-release

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Prepare the next release of the application (tag, docs, release notes), then publish the pre-release and request a staging roll-up.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 29 tokens

publish-beta-types

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Publish a beta version of a @blockscout/-types npm package and pin it here. Use when a needed response type isn't in any published package version yet.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 40 tokens

resolve-api-url

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Resolve the real request URL of an API resource on a live Blockscout instance (service:name + instance → full URL). Use whenever a request must be made to, or a sample response fetched from, a deployed instance's API.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 52 tokens

blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Turn a Slack request into the exact env vars to set on a live instance, and hand them to DevOps.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 27 tokens

resolve-review

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Close out review findings on a PR — adjudicate each one, fix what deserves fixing, then reply and resolve the threads.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 28 tokens

review-changes

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Review a change on three axes — spec compliance, repo standards, correctness — each in a fresh subagent context, then post the findings as inline PR comments (or report them in chat when there is no PR).

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 47 tokens

slack-file

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Download Slack attachments by file ID, or upload local files into a Slack thread. Use when a Slack message lists Files: whose contents matter, or when posting a file to Slack; the MCP connector reports metadata only. Guides Keychain token setup if missing.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 55 tokens

slack-watch

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Watch Slack threads (DMs and channels) for new replies over a Socket Mode WebSocket, printing one line per genuinely-new reply. Use to be notified inside a live local Claude Code or Cursor session (not a cloud agent).

not rated 304 +1 yesterday C 50 tokens

to-spec

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Turn the current conversation into a product-task spec and publish it as a draft PR: no interview, just synthesis of what you've already discussed.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 31 tokens

to-tickets

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude Code

Break a product-task spec into a set of tracer-bullet tickets, each declaring its blocking edges.

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 24 tokens

update-glossary

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blockscout/frontend

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Add a new term, update an existing definition, or remove an outdated entry in .agents/GLOSSARY.md. Use whenever the user wants to write something into the project glossary, or asks "should this be in the glossary?". Enforces the file's principle — disambiguation and etymology only, no paths/env vars/UI-location…

not rated 304 +1 yesterday A 77 tokens

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