Multi-chain blockchain protocol and on-chain indexing research plugin. Ships three chain-specific skills: blockchain-research:ethereum-researcher (EVM, EIPs, go-ethereum, reth, revm, prysm), blockchain-research:solana-researcher (SVM, SIMDs, PoH, agave, SPL, Anchor), blockchain-research:tempo-researcher (TIP-20, TIP-403, MPP, Simplex BFT, Payment Lanes, Fee AMM, tidx). All skills share a chain-agnostic procedure base (quick / full mode branching, on-demand submodule install, 24-hour update cache, manifest-driven setup). Each skill produces reports via the plugin-level shared MD / HTML templates with Mermaid and inline SVG. Use the relevant chain skill whenever the user is investigating that chain, even without the word 'research'.
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AI coding agent instruction file init and retrofit. Builds a single routing chain so every AI tool reads the same source: tool symlink -> AGENTS.md -> .agents/README.md (overview plus top-level directory routing table) -> each top-level <dir>/README.md -> detail files. Sets up AGENTS.md, idempotent symlinks across major AI tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, Roo Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, Zed, Antigravity, Amp, Aider, Continue), and a .agents/ meta directory (README, schema, conventions, preset.json, hooks/pre-commit-secrets.sh, local). No agents/ content directory and no team or hub mode branching - the chain is single-mode and AI-first. Bundles a meta-validator companion skill that auto-fixes frontmatter / relations / git timestamps, rebuilds .agents/.tag-index, scans for secrets, and enforces tight length recommendations (AGENTS.md 50/80/120, README.md 80/120/200). Use whenever the user wants to initialize a project, bootstrap AGENTS.md, unify instruction files across AI tools, retrofit an existing project, validate routing READMEs, or make a repo AI-navigable - even if they say 'AI rules', 'agent config', or 'check AGENTS.md'.
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Elasticsearch best practices covering mapping, query DSL, index settings, bulk indexing, analyzers, shard sizing, aggregations, pagination, ILM, aliases, and cluster monitoring. Use when designing or changing index mappings, writing or tuning search queries, configuring analyzers, planning shards, building bulk indexing pipelines, or diagnosing Elasticsearch performance issues.
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Idiomatic Go patterns, best practices, and conventions for building robust, efficient, and maintainable Go applications. Use when writing, reviewing, or optimizing Go code, designing packages, writing tests, or benchmarking performance.
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Postgres performance optimization and best practices. Use when writing, reviewing, or optimizing Postgres queries, schema designs, or database configurations.
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Programming principles and philosophy based on Rob Pike's 5 Rules of Programming, with related wisdom from Tony Hoare, Ken Thompson, and Fred Brooks. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user is making optimization decisions, choosing between simple and complex algorithms, designing data structures, evaluating performance tuning approaches, reviewing code for unnecessary complexity, or pushing back on premature optimization and over-engineering - even if they do not explicitly mention Pike, principles, or philosophy.
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