rs-soroban-sdk
Soroban SDK Skill
Soroban SDK is the Rust SDK for building smart contracts on the Stellar blockchain's Wasm-powered Soroban runtime.
Prerequisites
- Rust: v1.84.0 or higher
- Target: Install with
rustup target add wasm32v1-none - Stellar CLI: v25.1.0+ (recommended for building and testing)
- Install:
curl -fsSL https://github.com/stellar/stellar-cli/raw/main/install.sh | sh - Or:
brew install stellar-cli
- Install:
⚠️ Security First
Smart contracts handle valuable assets. Follow these rules to prevent vulnerabilities:
Do:
- ✅ Call
require_auth()before any state changes
More from padparadscho/skills
rs-ratatui-crate
Build terminal user interfaces (TUIs) in Rust with Ratatui (v0.30). Use this skill whenever working with the ratatui crate for creating interactive terminal applications, including: (1) Setting up a new Ratatui project, (2) Creating or modifying terminal UI layouts, (3) Implementing widgets (lists, tables, charts, text, gauges, etc.), (4) Handling keyboard/mouse input and events, (5) Structuring TUI application architecture (TEA, component-based, or monolithic patterns), (6) Writing custom widgets, (7) Managing application state in a TUI context, (8) Terminal setup/teardown and panic handling, (9) Testing TUI rendering with TestBackend. Also triggers for questions about crossterm event handling in a Ratatui context, tui-input, tui-textarea, or any ratatui-* ecosystem crate.
22js-gnome-extensions
Build, debug, and maintain GNOME Shell extensions using GJS (GNOME JavaScript). Covers extension anatomy (metadata.json, extension.js, prefs.js, stylesheet.css), ESModule imports, GSettings preferences, popup menus, quick settings, panel indicators, dialogs, notifications, search providers, translations, and session modes. Use when the user wants to: (1) Create a new GNOME Shell extension, (2) Add UI elements like panel buttons, popup menus, quick settings toggles/sliders, or modal dialogs, (3) Implement extension preferences with GTK4/Adwaita, (4) Debug or test an extension, (5) Port an extension to a newer GNOME Shell version (45-49+), (6) Prepare an extension for submission to extensions.gnome.org, (7) Work with GNOME Shell internal APIs (Clutter, St, Meta, Shell, Main).
7js-gnome-apps
Build native GNOME desktop applications using JavaScript (GJS) with GTK 4, Libadwaita, and the GNOME platform. Use when the user wants to create, modify, or debug a GNOME app written in JavaScript/GJS, including UI design with XML or Blueprint, GObject subclassing, Meson build setup, Flatpak packaging, or any task involving GJS bindings for GLib/GIO/GTK4/Adw libraries. Also use when working with `.ui` files, `meson.build`, GResource XML, GSettings schemas, `.desktop` files, or Flatpak manifests in a GJS project context.
6js-stellar-sdk
Guide for building applications with the Stellar JS SDK (@stellar/stellar-sdk). Use when working with the Stellar blockchain in JavaScript/TypeScript — including sending payments, creating accounts, issuing assets, managing trustlines, trading on the DEX, querying Horizon, interacting with Stellar RPC, streaming events, building and signing transactions, multisig, claimable balances, sponsored reserves, SEP-10 auth, federation, fee-bump transactions, and interacting with Soroban smart contracts via the JS SDK. Covers all @stellar/stellar-sdk usage patterns (Horizon module, rpc module, contract module, TransactionBuilder, Keypair, Operation, Asset, etc.).
5js-stronghold-sdk
Guide for integrating and building with the Stronghold Pay JS SDK and REST API for payment processing. Use when working with Stronghold Pay payment integration, accepting ACH/bank debit payments, linking bank accounts, creating charges/tips, generating PayLinks, or building checkout flows — in sandbox or live environments. Covers Stronghold.Pay.JS drop-in UI, REST API v2 endpoints, PayLink hosted payment pages, customer token management, and payment source handling.
3rs-yew-crate
Expert guidance for building Rust + WebAssembly frontend web applications using the Yew framework (v0.22). Use when creating, modifying, debugging, or architecting Yew applications — including function components, hooks, props, routing, contexts, events, server-side rendering, agents, and Suspense. Covers project setup with Trunk, the html! macro, state management, data fetching, and integration with the broader Yew/WASM ecosystem (yew-router, gloo, wasm-bindgen, web-sys, stylist, yewdux).
2