Provides concise, copy-paste-ready examples and guidance for Ethereum key management within .NET projects using Nethereum. Covers key generation, account construction, keystore encryption/decryption (Scrypt and PBKDF2), view-only accounts, and filename conventions — enabling developers to manage wallets and keystores programmatically.
Use this skill when implementing wallet/key management features in .NET blockchain apps, automating keystore handling, or demonstrating secure key lifecycle operations in tutorials and tests. It's aimed at developers integrating Ethereum signing and account management into server or client code.
Useful for developer-focused assistants (Copilot/Codex/GitHub Copilot) and any agent that can paste and explain code snippets and cryptographic practices.
Reference skill for Nethereum .NET Ethereum key/account management. Contains well-organized C# code snippets covering key generation, account creation, keystore encryption/decryption, and view-only accounts. All examples reference Nethereum's own test suite. No bundled scripts to execute. Hardcoded private key in examples is a known test key from their docs, not a real credential.
Clean reference skill with no security concerns beyond test private keys in examples. Well-sourced from Nethereum's official test suite. No scripts, no network calls, no destructive patterns.
