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daronthedragon

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2 published skills

  1. Wallet Forensics · daronthedragon bundle
    Forensic analysis of any Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, or Solana wallet address. Reports realized and unrealized PnL, lifetime gas/fee costs, MEV sandwich attacks committed against the wallet, risky token approvals and delegates, and exit liquidity — how much a position would actually sell for versus what a portfolio tracker claims it is worth. Use when the user asks to analyze, audit, review, or investigate a wallet or address; asks what a wallet holds or is worth; asks how much they lost to gas, MEV, sandwiches, or bad trades; asks whether their approvals are safe or whether they should revoke; asks whether a token position can actually be sold or is illiquid; or pastes a raw 0x or base58 address and wants to know about it.
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  2. Ascii Art · daronthedragon bundle
    Generate and decode real ASCII, braille, ANSI, and 3D text art with the ditherlab CLI/MCP — from images, from geometry you describe (scene DSL), from 3D scenes and extruded text, with auto-tuned settings — apply and teach named themes, and draw by hand only with measured technique and exemplars. Use whenever the user asks for ASCII art, text art, a banner or logo for a CLI/README/MOTD, braille art, ANSI color art, dithering, a pixel/retro look, a spinning/3D terminal piece, converting an image, video, or webcam to text, an animated text GIF, identifying or decoding pasted art, or "make it look like <style>" — even if they only say "draw X in the terminal" or "make it look retro". Also use for flowcharts, sequence diagrams, state machines, timelines, mindmaps, and architecture diagrams in text (Mermaid in, box drawing out), bar/column/ spark charts from data, box-drawing tables, directory/outline trees, boxed notes, FIGlet banners, and for checking or repairing any hand-drawn text art (`ditherlab lint`). Stays
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