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Guide to Swarm ACT encryption and access control: create grantees, upload protected data, grant/revoke access, and troubleshoot not-found/history issues.

Build and publish a Swarm blog with a permanent feed-manifest URL, post management workflow, and optional ENS domain mapping.

Scaffold a Swarm app or add bee-js to an existing project, with core upload/download patterns and node-compatibility guidance.

Answer Swarm conceptual questions from official docs with source links; use for APIs, behavior, configuration, and architecture clarifications.

Create and manage Swarm feeds for stable, updateable URLs using bee-js or swarm-cli, including manifest creation and feed updates.

Deploy and update static websites on Swarm via one-off or feed-based publishing, with optional ENS integration and stamp lifecycle notes.

Show all Swarm skills, check node status, and route developers to setup, storage, website, app, security, messaging, or troubleshooting flows.

Implement real-time Swarm messaging with GSOC or PSS using bee-js, including send/subscribe patterns and full-node requirements.

Install and run a Bee light node for Swarm development on Linux/macOS — system prerequisites (Node.js, curl), Bee and swarm-cli install, funding the node (gift code or xDAI/xBZZ on Gnosis Chain), upgrading ultra-light to light, and buying a first postage stamp. Use when the user has no node, gets connection-refused on localhost:1633, or needs to start or fund Bee.

Guide to Swarm ACT encryption and access control: create grantees, upload protected data, grant/revoke access, and troubleshoot not-found/history issues.

Build and publish a Swarm blog with a permanent feed-manifest URL, post management workflow, and optional ENS domain mapping.

Scaffold a new Swarm dApp with create-swarm-app or add the bee-js SDK to an existing project (Node.js, TypeScript, or React/Vite). Covers connecting to Bee, upload/download patterns, auto-finding a postage stamp, and node-mode feature compatibility. Use when the user wants to start coding against Swarm or integrate bee-js into an app.

Answer Swarm conceptual questions from official docs with source links; use for APIs, behavior, configuration, and architecture clarifications.

Create and update feeds — a stable Swarm address (owner + topic) that always resolves to the latest content even as the underlying hash changes. Covers feed writers/readers, manifests for permanent URLs, and updates via bee-js or swarm-cli. Use for dynamic or updateable content: websites, blogs, app state, RSS/podcasts, social feeds.

Deploy a static website (a folder with index.html) to Swarm via swarm-cli or bee-js, as a one-time upload or an updateable feed, with optional ENS content-hash setup (eth.limo / bzz.link). Use when the user wants to publish, host, or update a site or single-page app on decentralized storage.

Set up real-time messaging on Swarm with GSOC (many-to-one, e.g. chat or notifications) or PSS (point-to-point, optionally encrypted, offline-capable), via bee-js. Covers mining keys, sending, subscribing, full-node requirements, and mutable-stamp needs. Use for chat, notifications, webhooks, or private peer-to-peer messages.

Check text against Swarm voice and style guidelines, flag violations, and optionally apply fixes