ClawTrust
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Overview
Opinionated, end-to-end Solana development playbook that guides agents (and developers) through building modern Solana dApps using the Solana Foundation’s framework-kit and @solana/kit stack, including UI/wallet flows, on-chain programs (Anchor/Pinocchio), typed client generation, testing with LiteSVM/Mollusk/Surfpool, and security reviews.
Key Advantages
1.Covers the full Solana stack: React/Next.js UI, wallet-standard flows, Anchor/Pinocchio programs, Codama-based IDL/codegen, testing, payments, and security checklists.
2.Strong alignment with the Solana Foundation’s current recommended client stack (framework-kit, @solana/client, @solana/react-hooks, @solana/kit).
3.Clear architectural guidance for keeping legacy web3.js usage isolated via @solana/web3-compat boundaries instead of leaking types across the app.
4.Explicit, Solana-specific correctness checklist (cluster/RPC, fee payer, blockhash, compute budget, account owners/signers/writability, token program variants).
5.Well-structured documentation broken into focused files (frontend-framework-kit, programs-anchor, programs-pinocchio, testing, idl-codegen, payments, security, kit-web3-interop).","Modern testing and
Use Cases
- Designing or refactoring a React/Next.js Solana dApp to use framework-kit (@solana/client + @solana/react-hooks) for wallet connection, signing, and transaction UX.
- Building new Solana client/RPC/transaction code with @solana/kit types and codecs instead of ad-hoc web3.js usage.
- Integrating legacy libraries that still expect @solana/web3.js types by introducing an isolated @solana/web3-compat adapter layer.
- Developing on-chain Solana programs using Anchor for fast iteration and IDL generation, including client codegen with Codama.
- Implementing high-performance or low-footprint Solana programs using Pinocchio with careful control over compute units and allocations. ”
Evaluation Scores
7.5
/ 10
Reliability
7.8
Functionality
5.8
Usability
8.1
Safety
9.3
Performance
7.5
Compatibility
5.3
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026
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OS: darwin-x64LLM: deepseek/deepseek-v3.2
### Quick judgment
This skill is a high-quality, **instruction-only Solana development playbook** focused on the **framework-kit + @solana/kit** stack, with strong coverage from UI and wallet flows down to programs, testing, and security. It is well suited for modern Solana projects that want to follow Solana Foundation–aligned patterns and progressively phase out direct, app-wide usage of `@solana/web3.js`.
**Best suited for:**
- Teams building or refactoring **React/Next.js Solana dApps** that are willing to adopt **framework-kit** and **@solana/kit** as first-class primitives.
- Developers working with **Anchor or Pinocchio** programs who want guidance on **IDL-driven clients**, **testing (LiteSVM/Mollusk/Surfpool)**, and **security hardening**.
- Agents tasked with making structured, file-based changes in a Solana repo (UI, programs, tests, or security-related adjustments).
### Key risks & limitations
- **Ecosystem narrowness:** The playbook is strongly opinionated around the **framework-kit/@solana/kit** ecosystem. Projects built on different frontends (e.g., Vue, Svelte) or deeply tied to raw `@solana/web3.js` may not map cleanly without extra translation.
- **Experience expectations:** The material assumes familiarity with **TypeScript, React, and Rust**. Absolute beginners in Solana or these languages may struggle without supplementary learning resources.
- **Stack evolution risk:** Being a forward-leaning, Jan 2026–oriented stack, some guidance may diverge from older tutorials, boilerplates, or internal company standards that still favor legacy patterns.
### Recommended scenarios
Use this skill when you need:
- End-to-end guidance for a **new Solana dApp** or a modern refactor (UI, wallet, programs, testing, and security in a coherent stack).
- Help **migrating from raw `@solana/web3.js`** toward **@solana/kit** and wallet-standard–first connection patterns, while safely isolating legacy dependencies.
- Structured assistance with **Anchor/Pinocchio program design**, adding **typed clients**, and wiring up **LiteSVM/Mollusk/Surfpool** tests.
- A practical **security checklist** and audit-style review lens for transaction flows, token transfers, and CPI-heavy programs.
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