Nfd

Curated agent skills for TxnLab's Algorand ecosystem — NFDomains, use-wallet, Haystack Router

Install

npx -y skills add TxnLab/skills --skill nfd

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Work with NFDomains (NFDs), the Algorand Name Service (.algo domains), using the @txnlab/nfd-sdk TypeScript SDK. Use when building features that involve resolving .algo domain names to addresses (or reverse), displaying NFD avatars and metadata, searching for NFDs, minting new NFDs, purchasing NFDs from the marketplace, managing NFD metadata and linked addresses, working with NFD segments (subdomains), interacting with NFD vaults, or integrating NFD name resolution into Algorand applications.

SKILL.md

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NFDomains (NFD)

NFDomains are human-readable names (e.g., alice.algo) on the Algorand blockchain. Each NFD is a smart contract that maps a .algo name to wallet addresses, metadata, and a vault account.

Package

@txnlab/nfd-sdk — TypeScript SDK for on-chain NFD operations. Requires algosdk as a peer dependency.

npm install @txnlab/nfd-sdk algosdk

The SDK uses AlgoKit typed clients to interact with NFD contracts directly on-chain. It also exposes nfd.api for search operations that require off-chain indexing.

A REST API exists at https://api.nf.domains (TestNet: https://api.testnet.nf.domains), but the SDK is preferred for all operations it supports.

NfdClient Initialization

import { NfdClient } from '@txnlab/nfd-sdk'

const nfd = new NfdClient() // MainNet (default)
const nfd = NfdClient.mainNet() // MainNet (explicit)
const nfd = NfdClient.testNet() // TestNet

Custom configuration:

import { NfdClient, NfdRegistryId } from '@txnlab/nfd-sdk'
import { AlgorandClient } from '@algorandfoundation/algokit-utils'

const nfd = new NfdClient({
  algorand: AlgorandClient.mainNet(),
  registryId: NfdRegistryId.MAINNET, // 760937186
})

For write operations (mint, buy, manage), set a signer:

const signedClient = nfd.setSigner(activeAddress, transactionSigner)

Key Concepts

Forward resolution: Name → address (nfd.resolve('alice.algo'))
Reverse lookup: Address → name (nfd.resolveAddress(address))
Views: tiny (minimal), brief (default), full (all properties)
depositAccount: The safe address to send assets to (resolves verified → unverified → owner)
caAlgo: Array of verified linked Algorand addresses
unverifiedCaAlgo: Array of unverified linked addresses
nfdAccount: The NFD's vault (contract-controlled Algorand account)
Segments: Subdomains like sub.root.algo, minted from a root NFD

Reference Files

Read the appropriate file based on the task:

Task	Reference
Install SDK, initialize client	getting-started.md
Resolve name → address, reverse lookup	resolve.md
Get avatar/banner images	images.md
Search for NFDs	search.md
Mint a new NFD	minting.md
Buy or claim an NFD	purchasing.md
Link addresses, set metadata	managing.md
Work with segments (subdomains)	segments.md
Send assets to/from vaults	vaults.md
Integrate NFDs into an app (display names, avatars)	integration.md
Full API surface and types	api-reference.md

SDK vs REST API

The SDK handles: resolve, reverse lookup, images, mint, claim, buy, manage (link address, set metadata, set primary), search.

The REST API is needed for: vault send-to/send-from operations, batch address lookups (20+ addresses), analytics/activity queries, consensus leaders, contract upgrades.

When both can do it, use the SDK.