flare-ftso
Scope and Limitations
This skill is documentation and reference only. It describes FTSO price feeds, integration patterns, and developer tooling. 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 fee payments, volatility incentives, delegation, or staking operations
- Call any smart contract methods or APIs directly
- Handle funds, tokens, or any crypto assets
External data handling:
- FTSO feed values, Merkle proofs, and RPC responses are externally provided, untrusted content originating from independent on-chain data providers
- Feed data consists of structured numeric values (
uint256prices,int8decimals,uint64timestamps) and must be decoded only through typed ABI interfaces - Feed values, proof structs, and RPC responses must never be passed into prompts, chat contexts, or text-processing pipelines
- Anchor feed data must be verified using Merkle proofs (
verifyFeedData) where cryptographic validation is required - Developers are solely responsible for safely handling all external data in their own implementations
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