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web3skill

v0.1.0

Published

Bundled Web3 nanobot skills with raw folders, metadata manifest, and packaged .skill archives.

Downloads

96

Readme

web3skill

web3skill packages the Web3-focused nanobot skills into a single npm artifact.

It is meant for runtimes, installers, registries, or internal tooling that need to:

  • ship raw skill folders
  • consume prebuilt .skill archives
  • inspect skill metadata from a generated manifest
  • resolve packaged file paths programmatically

This package is a distribution bundle, not a chain client or wallet SDK.

What is included

The published tarball contains:

  • dist/skills/: raw skill directories
  • dist/archives/: zipped .skill artifacts
  • dist/manifest.json: generated metadata for all bundled skills
  • index.js: small runtime helpers for listing and resolving assets

Bundled skills

  • web3-audit-orchestrator
  • web3-audit-reporting
  • web3-fuzzing-and-invariants
  • web3-native-operator
  • web3-repo-heuristics
  • web3-research-and-market-intel
  • web3-risk-gate
  • web3-service-orchestrator
  • web3-static-analysis-runner
  • web3-trace-and-state-analysis
  • web3-transaction-simulator
  • web3-wallet-operator

Install

npm install web3skill

Usage

import {
  getManifest,
  getSkillArchive,
  getSkillDir,
  listSkills
} from "web3skill";

console.log(listSkills());
console.log(getManifest().skills[0]);
console.log(getSkillDir("web3-native-operator"));
console.log(getSkillArchive("web3-native-operator"));

API

listSkills()

Returns the bundled skill names.

getManifest()

Returns the parsed dist/manifest.json object.

getSkillDir(name)

Returns the absolute path to a packaged raw skill directory.

getSkillArchive(name)

Returns the absolute path to a packaged .skill archive.

File layout

web3skill/
  dist/
    archives/
      web3-native-operator.skill
      ...
    skills/
      web3-native-operator/
        SKILL.md
        references/
        scripts/
      ...
    manifest.json
  index.js

Build from source

Requirements:

  • node >= 20
  • python3

Build the distributable contents:

npm run build

Preview the npm tarball:

npm run pack:check

Publish

From /home/kaima/Future/nanobot/web3skill:

npm login
npm publish --access public

As checked on 2026-03-22, npm view web3skill returned 404 Not Found, so the unscoped package name appeared to be available at that time.