WEB3 Integration

Integrate apps with blockchain providers, wallets, and contract calls safely.

SKILL: web3-integration

Purpose

Integrate a frontend/backend with blockchain interaction (wallet connect, provider configuration, contract calls) using safe, testable patterns.

When to Use

• A dApp needs to read/write contract state.
• A backend service must index or react to on-chain events.
• Wallet connection UX and chain gating is required.

Inputs

• stack (required, enum: ethers|viem|web3js): preferred client library.
• chain (required, string): chain name + chainId.
• rpc (optional, string): RPC URL reference (env/config), not hardcoded.
• contract_address (required, string).
• abi_source (required, string): ABI path/artifact reference.
• wallet_flow (optional, enum: injected|walletconnect|server_signer).

Steps

1. Validate chain/contract coordinates (chainId, address format, ABI match).
2. Set provider/signer flow:
   • frontend: user wallet signer
   • backend: server signer only when explicitly required and keys are secured externally
3. Implement contract client wrapper:
   • typed interfaces when possible
   • explicit timeouts/retries for RPC
4. Add chain gating:
   • refuse wrong chain
   • prompt network switch (frontend)
5. Add logging/audit hooks for write operations.
6. Add tests:
   • unit tests for wrapper
   • local chain simulation when available

Validation

• No secrets stored in repo (keys only via secrets manager/env).
• Wrong-chain behavior is safe (no accidental writes).
• Errors are handled deterministically (retry policy is explicit).

Output

• Wrapper module path(s)
• Environment variable contract (what must be configured)
• Validation commands (tests/build)

Safety Rules

• Never request or paste private keys into chat/output.
• Never default to mainnet.
• Avoid “auto-sign” server flows unless explicitly required and approved.

Example

Input:

• stack: viem
• chain: base:8453
• contract_address: 0x...
• abi_source: artifacts/MyContract.json

Output:

• src/web3/client.ts with chainId checks and a typed contract instance.