Klever Blockchain Skill

Trust Score 90/100

LLM-optimized developer reference for building Klever smart contracts, transactions, and dApp integrations using klever_sc, ksc, and koperator.

triggers:kleverklv1smart contractksckoperatorKLVklever-sc

GitHub SKILL.md

What it does

This skill equips an agent with practical knowledge and safeguards for developing on the Klever blockchain. It provides step-by-step guidance for writing Rust/WASM smart contracts (klever_sc), building and deploying with ksc and koperator, constructing and signing transactions via @klever/connect or klever-go-sdk, and interacting with node/APIs. The skill includes a decision tree to classify tasks (contract, deployment, querying, security, troubleshooting) and a quick reference of common pitfalls (decimals, CLI flags, event rules).

When to use it

Activate when a request involves KLV/KDA token handling, klv1 bech32 addresses, Klever smart contract implementation, using ksc/koperator, or interacting with Klever node APIs. Also use for security reviews, deployment commands, and debugging on-chain errors.

What's included

Scripts: none listed in repo (has_scripts=false)
References: project guides and detailed skill pages (01-09) inside the repo (has_references=false in fetch result but the SKILL.md links to sub-guides)
Instructions: task classification, validation rules, code examples (minimal contract), build & deploy commands, common mistakes and checks to perform before outputting code

Compatible agents

Best used by agents with code and shell capabilities (Copilot/Codex/Gemini CLI/Claude Code) for generating buildable contracts and command sequences.

Audit Summary

Klever blockchain development reference skill providing Rust/WASM smart contract patterns, CLI deployment guides, and API references. No bundled scripts — purely a documentation/reference skill. Well-structured with correctness rules, common mistakes with before/after examples, and a clear decision tree for task routing. Clean security profile with no executable content.

Watch Out

References 9 detailed guide files (01-smart-contracts.md through 09-troubleshooting.md) that aren't bundled — agent would need to fetch these separately
Requires Klever SDK (ksc, koperator) installed locally to follow deployment instructions

Notes

Pure reference/documentation skill with no executable code. Detailed guide references point to relative paths under skills/ directory which are not included in the fetched content. Security score is max since there's nothing executable. Usefulness is limited by narrow audience (Klever blockchain developers only).

Information

Repository: mcp-klever-vm
Stars: 31
Installs: 0

Trust Score

Overall90

Security100

Code Quality82

Architecture78

Usefulness42

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