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injective-docs-style
// Audit and report adherence to Injective's documentation standards
// Audit and report adherence to Injective's documentation standards
Integrate Injective RFQ taker flows into browser apps and operational quote monitors. Use this skill when building, reviewing, or debugging RFQ gateway autosign settlement, Web3Gateway AuthZ setup, manual TakerStream quote collection, RFQ open/close flows, conditional TP/SL intents, quote uptime probes, market-readiness checks, or mainnet RFQ frontend integrations. Covers mainnet parameters, canonical decimals, quote windows, signer slots, market discovery, quote-hit diagnostics, and production RFQ gotchas.
Mass fund Injective wallets with INJ, USDT, or USDC. Batch bank transfers (MsgSend), deposit to exchange subaccounts, top up taker wallets, and check balances across many wallets. Supports batching 200+ transfers in a single transaction. Also covers public-facing faucet servers that accept caller-supplied addresses in either inj1 or 0x form.
Mass create, derive, and manage Injective wallets. Generate wallets from mnemonics (BIP-44 HD derivation), create random wallets, convert between ETH/INJ addresses, and batch fund wallets with INJ or USDT. Supports bulk wallet generation and batch funding.
Optimize AI API costs for agentic trading bots. Covers Anthropic token cost tracking, web search cost management, CoinGecko/Massive.com data sourcing, shared caching strategies, and per-user cost caps. Learned from real production data showing web search inflates costs 10-17x.
Develop EVM smart contracts and dApps on Injective
Create and operate an INJ faucet for initializing fresh Injective wallets. Sends a small amount of INJ via EVM to create on-chain accounts and provide gas for AuthZ grants. Handles the circular dependency where fresh wallets can't transact without gas but can't receive gas without an account. Pairs with injective-trading-autosign for zero-friction onboarding.
| name | injective-docs-style |
| description | Audit and report adherence to Injective's documentation standards |
| activates_on | ["*.md","*,mdx*","*.txt"] |
| uses | ["injective-mcp-servers","devrel-docs-style"] |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"author":"bguiz","version":"0.0.0"} |
Injective provides extensive developer documentation that is available on https://docs.injective.network (for humans) and https://docs.injective.network/llms.txt (for robots). This skill is to assist authors working on Injective's developer documentation.
Invoke the "devrel-docs-style" skill, and specify use of American English.
Invoke the "injective-mcp-servers" skill, and connect to the Injective Documentation MCP server.
Use this to validate technical correctness of all pages that were checked in the previous step "Check documentation style". Do so by:
Based on this, create a list of all the claims, for each claim:
./foo/bar.md:123-125Use format: ./assets/claims-template.md
devrel-docs-styleinjective-mcp-serversUse the injective-mcp-servers skill to connect to the Injective Documentation MCP.
Through this you may search/ consult existing Injective developer documentation. Use this to check for correctness of any technical terminology that is Injective-specific.
If these skills are not available, selectively run the following commands to install them:
npx skills add bguiz/devrel-agent-skills --skill devrel-docs-style
npx skills add InjectiveLabs/agent-skills --skill injective-mcp-servers