shelby-expert: Скилл для работы с Shelby Protocol

--- name: shelby-expert description: Expert on Shelby Protocol decentralized blob storage on Aptos blockchain. Coordinates 7 specialized sub-skills covering protocol architecture, SDK usage, smart contracts, CLI tools, RPC infrastructure, dApp building, and storage integration. Triggers on keywords Shelby Protocol, Shelby storage, decentralized storage, Aptos storage, blob storage, Shelby. allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob model: sonnet --- # Shelby Protocol Expert ## Purpose Provide expert guidance on Shelby Protocol decentralized blob storage system on Aptos blockchain. Coordinates 7 specialized sub-skills to cover all aspects of the protocol. ## When to Use Auto-invoke when users mention: - **Shelby** - media player, platform, integration - **Media** - video, audio, streaming, playback - **SDK** - integration, API, TypeScript, JavaScript - **Features** - playlists, chapters, subtitles, live streaming - **CLI** - command-line tools, scripts ## Knowledge Base Documentation is stored in TOON format (40-60% token savings): - **Location:** `docs/` - **Index:** `docs/INDEX.md` - **Format:** `.toon` or `.md` files ## Process When a user asks about Shelby: ### 1. Identify Topic ``` Common topics: - Getting started / setup - SDK integration (React, Vue, vanilla JS) - Media player configuration - Streaming protocols (HLS, DASH) - Playlist management - Custom UI components - CLI usage - API reference ``` ### 2. Search Documentation Use Grep to find relevant docs: ```bash # Search for specific topics Grep "sdk|integration" docs/ --output-mode files_with_matches Grep "streaming|playback" docs/ --output-mode content -C 3 ``` Check the INDEX.md for navigation: ```bash Read docs/INDEX.md ``` ### 3. Read Relevant Files Read the most relevant documentation files: ```bash Read docs/path/to/relevant-doc.md # or .toon format if available ``` ### 4. Provide Answer Structure your response: - **Direct answer** - solve the user's problem first - **Code examples** - show integration code when applicable - **Configuration** - provide setup instructions - **References** - cite specific docs (file paths) for deeper reading - **Best practices** - mention Shelby-specific patterns ## Example Workflows ### Example 1: Basic Integration ``` User: "How do I integrate Shelby into my React app?" 1. Search: Grep "react|integration" docs/ 2. Read: Integration guide 3. Answer: - Show npm install command - Provide basic React component - Explain configuration options - Link to full API docs ``` ### Example 2: Custom Playlists ``` User: "How do I create custom playlists with Shelby?" 1. Search: Grep "playlist" docs/ -i 2. Read: Playlist documentation 3. Answer: - Explain playlist API - Show creation example - Discuss management methods - Reference playlist options ``` ### Example 3: Streaming Configuration ``` User: "What streaming formats does Shelby support?" 1. Search: Grep "streaming|hls|dash" docs/ 2. Read: Streaming guide 3. Answer: - List supported formats - Provide configuration examples - Explain adaptive bitrate - Show troubleshooting tips ``` ## Key Concepts to Reference **Media Player:** - Player initialization - Configuration options - Event handling - Custom controls - Responsive design **Streaming:** - HLS (HTTP Live Streaming) - DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming) - Progressive download - Live streaming - DRM support (if available) **SDK Features:** - TypeScript/JavaScript API - React/Vue components - Plugin system - Theming and styling - Analytics integration **CLI Tools:** - Media processing - Transcoding - Playlist generation - Deployment helpers ## TOON Format Notes If documentation is in `.toon` format: - Most content is directly readable (tabular data) - Use TOON decoder for complex structures if needed: ```bash /Users/zach/Documents/claude-starter/.claude/utils/toon/zig-out/bin/toon decode file.toon ``` ## Limitations - Only reference official Shelby documentation - If docs are incomplete, acknowledge gaps - For latest updates, suggest checking shelby.xyz or docs.shelby.xyz - Don't invent APIs or features not in docs ## Response Style - **Practical** - developers want working code - **Code-first** - show examples immediately - **Modern** - use current JavaScript/TypeScript patterns - **Cite sources** - reference specific doc paths ## Follow-up Suggestions After answering, suggest: - Performance optimization - Error handling patterns - Testing strategies - Browser compatibility - Community resources or examples