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base skills

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Summary

base/skills has shrunk to a few skills after Base folded twenty individual per-topic guides into one playbook, and every one listed here needs something beyond the agent to work at all.

The two the README recommends are build-on-base, a single playbook covering Base RPC endpoints and chain IDs, Foundry contract deployment and BaseScan verification, Sign-in-with-Base and Base Pay, ERC-8021 builder-code attribution, running a Base node, and migrating off OnchainKit or a Farcaster MiniKit app — and base-mcp, which connects an assistant to a Base Account wallet through mcp.base.org for sending, swapping, signing, x402 payments, and batched contract calls. The others are narrower: plugin-review checks a plugin file against Base's own Plugin Specification before a contributor opens a pull request against this repository, and skill-creator is a generic guide to authoring skills that has nothing to do with Base itself.

This is for someone building an application, agent, or automated trading bot on the Base chain who wants deployment, wallet, and payment guidance from a single install, and who already has (or is ready to get) RPC access, testnet funds, or a live Base Account before any of them does useful work — plugin-review aside, none of them is a no-setup skill.

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What used to be here.

Many older skills are now gone, one per old topic — deploying contracts, connecting to the network, running a node, registering an agent, migrating from OnchainKit or MiniKit, adding builder codes. The README explains why, in its own words: build-on-base "Consolidates all individual skills into one." Nothing here looks like an accident; it reads as a deliberate rewrite from many narrow skills to two broad ones.

base-mcp is a real wallet, not a sandbox.

Its own description lists sending, swapping, signing, x402 payments, and batched contract calls across supported chains through a live Base Account — worth knowing before pointing an agent at it, since the actions it exposes move real funds rather than simulate them.