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Turn a text prompt into a downloadable, textured 3D model (GLB). Use when you or the user want to generate, create, make, or forge a 3D model, asset, object, mesh, or prop from a text description — "make a 3D model of a robot", "generate a GLB of a sword", "I need a 3D chair". Runs on the FREE text→3D lane (no key, no account, free). Returns a GLB URL plus a browser viewer link.

Sign in to the wallet. Use when you or the user want to log in, sign in, connect, or set up the wallet, or when any wallet operation fails with authentication or "not signed in" errors. This skill is a prerequisite before sending, trading, or funding.

Add money to the wallet. Use when you or the user want to fund, deposit, top up, load, buy USDC, add funds, onramp, or get USDC. Also use when the wallet has insufficient balance for a send or trade operation, or when someone asks "how do I get USDC?"

Build and deploy a paid API that other agents can pay to use via x402. Use when you or the user want to monetize an API, make money, earn money, offer a service, sell a service to other agents, charge for endpoints, create a paid endpoint, or set up a paid service. Covers "make money by offering an endpoint", "sell a service", "monetize your data", "create a paid API".

Make a paid API request to an x402 endpoint with automatic USDC payment. Use when you or the user want to call a paid API, make an x402 request, use a paid service, or pay for an API call. Use after finding a service with search-for-service.

Query onchain data on Base using the CDP SQL API via x402. Use when you or your user want to view onchain information about decoded blocks, transactions, and events.

Auto-rig a static 3D GLB model into an animation-ready one. Use when you or the user have an existing GLB and want to rig it, add a skeleton, add bones, make it posable, or make it animatable — "rig this model", "add a skeleton to my GLB", "make this character animation-ready". Takes a GLB URL, adds a humanoid skeleton plus skin weights, and returns the rigged GLB URL and a pose-studio link.

Search and browse the x402 bazaar marketplace for paid API services. Use when you or the user want to find available services, see what's available, discover APIs, or need an external service to accomplish a task. Also use as a fallback when no other skill clearly matches — search the bazaar to see if a paid service exists. Covers "what can I do?", "find me an API for...", "what services are available?", "search for...", "browse the bazaar".

Export and backup your X/Twitter account data — tweets, likes, bookmarks, followers, and following — as downloadable JSON. Also triggers X's official data archive download. Use when users want to backup, export, or archive their X account data.

Miscellaneous account utilities — view join date, login history, connected accounts, appeal suspension, QR code sharing, share/embed tweets, upload contacts, and calculate account age. Use when users need account info tools not covered by other skills.

Manage XActions subscriptions and billing — view plans, start a Stripe checkout, open the billing portal, or cancel a subscription. Use when users want to upgrade, downgrade, or manage their XActions subscription.

View, write, rate, and browse Community Notes on X/Twitter posts. Use when users want to interact with Community Notes — reading fact-checks, contributing notes, or rating existing notes as helpful or not.

Manage a CRM (Contact Relationship Management) system for your X followers and contacts. Tag, segment, search, and sync follower data. Use when users want to manage relationships with their X audience at scale.

Add, remove, and manage delegate accounts on X/Twitter. Delegates can post, reply, or like on behalf of your account. Use when users want to grant or revoke access to their account for a team member or manager.

Analyze follower/following network graphs — find clusters, influencers, bridges, and audience segments using graph algorithms. Use when users want to understand the network structure of their X audience or competitor's audience.

Navigate and automate X Media Studio — upload media, manage your media library, view media analytics, configure monetization, and add video captions. Use when users want to manage their uploaded media or access creator video tools on X.

Build and release pipeline for the Pump SDK — tsup TypeScript builds, Cargo release profiles, semantic release with commitizen, npm publishing, linting, Makefile targets, Vercel deployment, and MCP server distribution.

Read-only query methods for PumpFun claims — unclaimed token rewards, creator vault balances, volume accumulators, distributable fees, and current-day token previews across Pump and PumpAMM programs.

Build and extend the core Pump SDK — an offline-first TypeScript SDK that constructs Solana TransactionInstructions for token creation, buying, selling, migration, and creator fee collection across three on-chain programs (Pump, PumpAMM, PumpFees).

Admin and authority operations for the Pump protocol — set coin creator, update token incentives, set IDL authority, claim cashback, Mayhem mode, and BothPrograms cross-program admin instructions.

AI agent integration layer for the Pump SDK — agent instruction files, .well-known discovery, LLM context documents, 15+ skill files, MCP server prompts, and terminal management rules for GitHub Copilot, Claude, and Gemini.

Constant-product AMM bonding curve math for Pump token pricing — buy/sell quoting, fee-aware calculations, market cap computation, tiered fees, ceiling division, virtual vs real reserves, and edge-case handling.

Configure and distribute creator fees to multiple shareholders using the PumpFees program with BPS-based share allocation, admin management, and cross-program fee consolidation for graduated tokens.

Complete Pump protocol fee system — tiered protocol fees based on market cap, creator fee collection across two programs, basis point arithmetic, and ceiling division for dust-safe calculations.

Use when the user wants to launch, buy, collect creator fees from, rescue tokens from, or distribute rewards for a pump.fun coin in a way that is atomic across multiple Solana txs (Jito bundles). Also covers the `check-pump-funding` wallet-provenance tool. Triggers on requests like "launch a pump coin", "collect creator fees", "atomic buy via Jito", "rescue tokens from a leaked key", "did pump.fun seed this wallet", or any mention of `fire-jito`, `collect-jito`, `buy-jito`, `consolidate`, `rescue-tokens`, or `distribute`.

Use when the user is debugging a Jito bundle that did not land, returned an error, or behaved unexpectedly. Triggers on "bundle didn't land", "Invalid bundle", "Jito returned Invalid", "bundle stuck pending", "tip too low", "Bundles must write lock at least one tip account", "simulation failed", "getBundleStatuses", "check bundle UUID", or any operational failure of Jito-bundle-based scripts in this repo (fire-jito, collect-jito, buy-jito, rescue-tokens, consolidate, distribute when bundled).

Use when the user is reasoning about pump.fun creator-fee economics — when to collect, what threshold to use for the watch-collect loop, how to compare collect cost vs accrual rate, when to consolidate vs let fees accumulate, or whether a coin's fee stream is worth the operational cost. Triggers on "is it worth collecting", "what MIN_COLLECT_SOL should I use", "fees vs tip cost", "break-even point", "collect frequency", "fee curve", "creator fee economics", or "creator rewards math".

Use when the user wants to analyze the holder distribution of a pump.fun coin (or any Solana SPL/Token-2022 mint) — concentration, Gini coefficient, top-N percent, histogram by order of magnitude, or detect Sybil signals. Triggers on "analyze holders", "holder distribution", "Gini coefficient", "top 10 holders", "is this coin Sybil", "concentration check", "who holds this mint", "pre-distribute check", or any request to characterize the holder base before running a distribution / airdrop / governance action.

Use when the user reports or suspects a Solana wallet key has leaked, been shared, was found in version control, or is being watched by sweeper bots, and they need a step-by-step incident-response plan. Triggers on "key leaked", "wallet compromised", "sweeper draining my wallet", "creator key shared", "private key in git", "find leak", "what do I do my key is out there", "recover funds from leaked wallet", or "key in chat". Drives the user through the multi-step Jito-bundle recovery sequence with explicit decision branches.

Use when the user is reasoning about MEV (Maximal Extractable Value), sweeper bots, sniper bots, sandwich attacks, or front-running risk on Solana — and wants to pick the right countermeasure from this toolkit. Triggers on "MEV protection", "sweeper bots", "sniper bot", "front-running", "sandwich attack", "atomic", "Jito bundle", "how do I prevent X from racing me", "same-block insertion", or any threat-model question about adversarial actors at the Solana tx level. Decision skill — points at the right flow rather than implementing a new one.

Use when the user wants to launch a pump.fun coin AND buy a meaningful position in the same atomic Jito bundle, so that no third-party sniper can land between the create tx and the dev-buy. Triggers on "launch with dev buy", "sniper launch", "atomic launch and buy", "MEV-protect my launch", "self-snipe my own coin", "DEV_BUY_SOL", "launch + buy in one bundle", or any request that combines coin creation with an immediate buy. Different from atomic-launch (which is launch-only) and atomic-buy (which is buy-only on an existing coin).

Use when the user wants to migrate code, scripts, or downstream consumers from pump.fun's V1 (SOL-pool) layout to V2 (USDC-pool) layout, or is debugging an issue caused by the V2 USDC rollout. Triggers on "V2 USDC", "pump V2", "V1 to V2 migration", "USDC pool", "quote mint", "new discriminator", "BuybackFeeRecipient", "event layout changed", "pump-sdk doesn't decode", "creator fees in USDC now", or any V1→V2 migration question. The rollout happened 2026-05; code written before that date may need updates.

Drives live avatar movement from the real pump.fun PumpPortal feed.

Use when the user wants to charge users for actions. Use @pump-fun/agent-payments-sdk, to build Solana payment transactions, verify on-chain invoice payments, or integrate Solana wallet adapters for agent payment flows.

Inspect and manage creator fees on pump.fun — determine fee destinations (cashback, shared config, or direct creator), collect fees, distribute shared fees to shareholders, and query vault balances. Prefer runnable Node scripts in this skill folder; use @pump-fun/pump-sdk and @pump-fun/pump-swap-sdk for custom integrations.

Create coins on pump.fun — standard create with initial buy. Prefer runnable Node scripts in this skill folder; use @pump-fun/pump-sdk for custom integrations.

Full project workflow for the three.ws platform. Use when: developing features, debugging, modifying UI, understanding architecture, running dev server, or making code changes anywhere in the repo (viewer, agent runtime, API, contracts).

Build, deploy, and configure the 3D viewer app. Use when: running dev server, building for production, deploying to Vercel, configuring CORS, editing vercel.json routes, managing static assets, or troubleshooting build issues.

Wave at the user with context-appropriate enthusiasm.

Add or modify Three.js 3D features in the viewer. Use when: adding rendering features, new GUI controls, camera behavior, loaders, post-processing, environment maps, animation features, display toggles, materials, or extending the Viewer class.

Use this skill any time you're building or debugging realtime event flows in PumpKit — WebSocket subscriptions to pump.fun events, SSE fan-out to clients, decoder pipelines, reconnect-with-replay, multi-provider quorum streams. Triggers on "logsSubscribe", "programSubscribe", "accountSubscribe", "SSE", "event monitor", "websocket dropped events", "channel bot feed". Skip for one-shot reads (use [inspect-curve](../../commands/inspect-curve.md) or `getAccountInfo` directly).

Use this skill when designing or running a pump.fun event indexer — choosing between RPC websockets, paid RPC, Geyser, or webhook indexers; designing the schema; deduplication; backfill; cost/latency tradeoffs. Triggers on "index pump events", "indexer schema", "Geyser stream", "backfill pump trades", "Helius webhooks pump".

Use this skill any time the user is sending, debugging, or designing a Jito bundle in PumpKit. Triggers on "Jito bundle", "block engine", "tip account", "atomic multi-tx", "co-block", "sendBundle", "bundle ID", "bundle didn't land", and any flow that needs all-or-nothing execution across multiple txs (launches, multi-wallet entries, rescue flows). Skip for single-tx sends — a normal priority-fee tx is fine there.

Use this skill any time MEV exposure is a consideration in PumpKit — designing or auditing a trading flow, deciding slippage / RPC privacy / wallet rotation, hardening a launch, or post-mortem investigating a sandwich. Triggers on "MEV", "sandwich", "frontrun", "sniper", "copy-trader", "private RPC", "wallet rotation", "slippage", "contested launch". Skip for read-only flows (analytics, decoders) where no value is at risk.

Use this skill when migrating an existing pump.fun integration from V1 SOL-pair to V2 (including USDC pair support). Triggers on phrases like "migrate to V2", "add USDC support to existing", "V1 caller still works but I want V2", "additive migration". Walks through inventory, trade adapter, event decoder updates, data model, UI, tests, phased rollout.

Use this skill when wiring or extending a monitor/bot to specifically track USDC-paired pump.fun coins — filtering by quote mint, decoding V2 events, formatting USDC amounts, and forwarding to Telegram or webhooks. Triggers on "monitor USDC pairs", "filter for USDC trades", "USDC launch feed", "track USDC pumps".

Use this skill when the user wants to launch a pump.fun coin paired with USDC (instead of SOL), or to add USDC-pair support to existing PumpKit launch/trade code. Triggers on phrases like "USDC quote mint", "USDC pair launch", "V2 create", "pair with USDC instead of SOL". Skip for SOL-only flows — legacy instructions still work for SOL pairs.

Machine-readable project skill file for Memescope Monday — a community-driven memecoin discovery and voting platform.

Create new Next.js API route handlers with rate limiting, auth, and validation. Use when: adding REST endpoints, webhook handlers, public API routes, or authenticated API routes. Covers GET/POST handlers, rate limiting with Redis, Zod validation, and error responses.

Add new external coin/token data API integrations. Use when: integrating DexScreener, PumpFun, CoinGecko, or any new blockchain data API. Covers fetch patterns, response types, caching, error handling, and chain mapping.

Add or modify database tables, columns, enums, and relations in Drizzle ORM. Use when: adding new tables, adding columns to existing tables, creating indexes, defining relations, or running migrations. Covers the full workflow: schema edit → generate → migrate.

Scaffold React components using shadcn/ui and project patterns. Use when: creating new UI components, feature components, client components with interactivity, or server components for data display. Covers props, imports, Tailwind styling, and optimistic updates.

Create new server actions following Memescope Monday patterns. Use when: adding data mutations, server-side fetches, authenticated operations, or new app/actions/ files. Handles session checks, Drizzle queries, revalidation, and error returns.

Convert PNG or WebP source images to AVIF format for use as parallax layers, with optional background removal.

Generate consistent AI image prompts for each parallax depth layer from a scene description.

Scaffold a complete CSS 3D parallax hero for MkDocs Material from scratch — home.html, home.css, and mkdocs.yml.

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Adjust --md-parallax-depth and --md-image-position values on existing parallax layers based on user description of visual problems.

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Summarize a document at a requested length.