Use Utilia's wallet-funded x402 client for live Solana mainnet priority fees, failed-transaction diagnosis, token-risk inspection, and unsigned transaction simulation. Trigger when an agent needs machine-readable Solana preflight or post-transaction evidence and can pay $0.002-$0.008 USDC per call without an API key.
Notarize work so you can prove it existed first — a timestamped, Bitcoin-anchored public record. Use when you finish something worth protecting (code, a post, a design, an essay, a commit), when you must prove priority or defend authorship against a copy, when you need proof of prior art, or when the work is private…
Scan a public GitHub MCP-server repository for security issues before installing or connecting to it. Calls the hosted compuute-scan API at scan.compuute.se and returns severity counts, a 0-100 score, the most severe findings, and an honest triage disclaimer. Use BEFORE recommending or installing an unfamiliar MCP…
Check whether an AI-work marketplace is worth an agent's time, wallet exposure, installation risk, or paid-work effort using a deterministic cited evidence snapshot. Use before registering with a marketplace, installing its package or skill, connecting a wallet, signing, spending, submitting work, or trusting…
Use this skill when the user is building, securing, or auditing a browser-based AI agent (Playwright, Puppeteer, Stagehand, browser-use, or custom browser automation). Triggers on requests to "secure my browser agent", "detect prompt injection in web pages", "block my agent from visiting bad URLs", "scan this page for…
Query and analyze normalized U.S. House and Senate STOCK Act transaction disclosures with the Bargo Congress Trades API. Use when an agent needs to research recent congressional trades by ticker, member, chamber, transaction type, or date; inspect dataset freshness or aggregate statistics; build an integration with…
Deterministic D&D Beyond character-sheet derivation with per-stat provenance. Use it whenever you need a character's real numbers: "what's my AC again?", "is this build legal?", "did anything change since last session?", "give me the party's sheets for tonight", session-start prep, or auditing a sheet a player (or a…
Convert bounded, user-supplied text into caller-defined, schema-valid JSON through the DIEM Agent Workers x402 endpoint. Use for entity extraction, record normalization, classification, or text-to-JSON jobs when the caller needs deterministic keys and machine validation and has an x402-capable HTTP client.
Use this skill whenever the user wants to store, retrieve, search, or manage persistent semantic memory. This includes requests related to memory management, knowledge retention, context caching, storing information across sessions, semantic search over past conversations, tagging and organizing stored information…
Local-first air quality MCP for agents. Prefer MCP tools if connected; otherwise the package CLI. Use when the user wants Wellness Air data or actions through an agent.
Use when the user wants to operate, diagnose, or validate the Mini Data Engine MCP runtime from Codex; prefer the MCP surface over raw shell commands, start with projecttoolcatalog and projectgetdefaults, then use healthcheck, projectrunregression, explainrun, projectcomparebaseline, and related runtime tools.
Migrate an existing Dockerfile to use a Chainguard base image. Use when the user wants to harden a Dockerfile, replace a Docker Hub base image, or apply a multi-stage build pattern with cgr.dev images.
Use this skill when the user wants to install, configure, authenticate, test, or troubleshoot the OneSignal Cursor plugin or OneSignal MCP server. Triggers on "set up OneSignal in Cursor", "configure the OneSignal MCP", "how do I connect Cursor to OneSignal", or any first-run plugin setup question.
Lets OpenClaw agents discover and invoke WebMCP tools exposed by websites via Chrome's navigator.modelContext API. Instead of clicking buttons and scraping DOM, the agent calls structured tools directly.
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