vm-dev
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The vm-dev Claude Skill helps developers build and optimize smart contracts for the ËtwasmVM. It provides capabilities to scaffold a Wasm execution engine, integrate VMw gas accounting logic, and add developer hooks for contracts. Use this skill when working on Rust-based smart contract projects that require precise gas metering and VM integration.
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