syjcnss
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- ▌ X Search · syjcnss bundleSearch and analyze X/Twitter posts using xAI's Grok API with real-time social media data. Use when the user needs to (1) search X/Twitter for specific topics, keywords, or trends, (2) analyze sentiment or discussions on X, (3) find posts from specific users or time periods, (4) research what people are saying about companies/products/events on X, or (5) gather social media insights from Twitter/X platform.
- ▌ Dune2 · syjcnss bundleFocused Dune CLI skill for on-chain investigation queries that are hard or impossible via RPC: finding token transfers from/to a specific address (across all tokens), locating a contract's creation transaction, finding all transactions that called a specific function on a contract, filtering/searching logs by contract or event, and looking up labels/names for any Ethereum address. Use this skill whenever the user wants to search for transactions meeting specific conditions, find who interacted with a contract, trace token flows for a wallet, look up contract deployment, filter events, or identify an address — especially when they say things like 'find all txs that called X', 'show token transfers for address', 'when was this contract deployed', 'search for logs', 'who called this function', 'what is this address', 'label for address', or 'who owns this wallet'.
- ▌ Trace Tx · syjcnss bundleFetches the full execution trace of an EVM transaction using debug_traceTransaction API. Use this skill whenever the user wants to trace a transaction, inspect internal calls, debug a failed tx, check sub-calls or revert reasons, analyze gas usage per call, understand what a transaction actually did on-chain, or investigate MEV / sandwich attacks. Trigger even if the user just says things like "trace this tx", "what did this transaction do?", "why did this tx revert?", "show me the call tree", or "get the internal calls for 0x...".
- ▌ Fetch Source · syjcnss bundleFetches verified smart contract source code from Sourcify and Etherscan for any EVM-compatible chain. Use this skill whenever the user wants to download, retrieve, or inspect the source code of a smart contract at a given address, audit a contract, or analyze on-chain code — even if they don't say "Sourcify" or "Etherscan" explicitly.