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Openfort

Skill openfort-xyz/agent-skills/skills/openfort

Always use this skill when the user wants to explore Openfort documentation, browse SDK source code, or use Openfort MCP tools. This is the general-purpose Openfort platform skill — use it for documentation lookup, source code navigation, and CLI operations. For building with embedded wallets, use the openfort-embedded-wallet skill. For backend wallets, use the openfort-backend-wallets skill. Trigger on: "Openfort docs", "search Openfort", "Openfort source code", "openfort CLI", "MCP tools", "Openfort SDK source", or general Openfort platform questions.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add openfort-xyz/agent-skills --skill openfort

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Openfort

Skill for navigating Openfort documentation, browsing SDK source code, and executing platform operations via MCP tools.

⚠️ Test vs. live keys. Openfort has two isolated universes: test mode (*_test_*, testnet) and live mode (*_live_*, mainnet, real funds). Wallets/accounts created with test (dev) keys exist only on testnet and must never be used in production — go live with live keys and fresh wallets. See https://openfort.io/docs/configuration/api-keys.

Capabilities

  • Navigate Openfort documentation and SDKs
  • Browse source code for openfort-xyz/openfort-js (low level typescript library), openfort-xyz/openfort-react (React TypeScript SDK), openfort-xyz/react-native (React Native SDK), openfort-xyz/node (TypeScript Node SDK), openfort-xyz/openfort-csharp-unity (Unity SDK), openfort-xyz/swift-sdk (Swift SDK)
  • Access related libraries: viem, wagmi
  • Execute Openfort CLI commands via MCP tools

For MCP tool details, see references/mcp-tools.md.

Available Sources

  • openfort-xyz/openfort-js – Low level TypeScript SDK
  • openfort-xyz/openfort-react – React SDK
  • openfort-xyz/react-native – React Native SDK
  • openfort-xyz/cli – CLI
  • openfort-xyz/openfort-node – Node TypeScript SDK
  • openfort-xyz/swift-sdk – Swift SDK
  • openfort-xyz/openfort-csharp-unity – Unity SDK
  • wevm/viem – TypeScript Ethereum interface
  • wevm/wagmi – React hooks for Ethereum

Workflow

  1. Search docs first: Use mcp__openfort-docs__search_docs to find relevant documentation
  2. Read pages: Use mcp__openfort-docs__read_page with the page path
  3. Explore source: Use mcp__openfort-docs__search_source or mcp__openfort-docs__get_file_tree to find implementations
  4. Read code: Use mcp__openfort-docs__read_source_file to examine specific files

Key Concepts

  • Openfort Embedded Wallets: Give each user a wallet tied to your app with regular auth methods (EVM and Solana).
  • Openfort Backend Wallets: Running onchain AI agents or trading bots with programmatic control. Managing app-wide funds like fees and rewards. (EVM and Solana).
  • Fee Sponsorship: Sending transactions from wallets without requiring native chain tokens. Fully sponsor the transaction or charge custom tokens (e.g. stablecoins like USDT or USDC).
  • Policies: set of rules and conditions that must be fulfilled. Can be applied to both fee-sponsorship or backend wallet operations.

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