flare-fdc
Scope and Limitations
This skill is documentation and guidance only. It describes how the Flare Data Connector (FDC) protocol works and how developers can integrate it. It does not perform any actions on behalf of the user.
This skill explicitly does NOT:
- Execute, sign, or broadcast any blockchain transactions
- Access, store, or transmit private keys or wallet credentials
- Initiate or authorize any payments or financial transfers
- Call any smart contract methods or APIs directly
- Handle funds, tokens, or any financial assets
External data handling:
- FDC attestation responses (Web2Json, EVMTransaction, DA Layer proofs) are externally provided content from third-party sources
- This skill instructs developers to treat all such data as untrusted and to decode it only according to documented ABI schemas
- Response content must never be passed into prompts, LLM inputs, or agent decision logic
- Developers are solely responsible for validating and safely handling all external data in their own implementations
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