TON dev skills

Reusable coding-agent skills for Acton, Tolk, TON, and FunC-to-Tolk workflows.

These skills help coding agents working on TON smart contracts write code, choose the right docs, commands, project layout, and safety checks before editing code.

Note: Skills guide the assistant, but they do not replace local validation.

Get started with Acton: https://ton-blockchain.github.io/acton

Available skills

• acton: Acton CLI workflows for installation and updates, project creation, Acton.toml configuration, builds, single-file compilation, wrapper generation, tests, scripts, wallets, verification, RPC inspection, libraries, linting, formatting, hooks, IDE support, and troubleshooting.
• tolk: Writing, reviewing, debugging, and testing idiomatic Tolk smart contracts. Covers typed storage and message schemas, union dispatch, auto-serialization, typed maps, explicit bounce and fee behavior, standard getter shapes, and focused contract tests.
• func2tolk: Porting FunC contracts to idiomatic Tolk while preserving TL-B layouts, opcodes, error codes, send modes, bounce behavior, and observable behavior. Combines acton func2tolk with a compatibility and refactoring checklist.
• ton-blockchain: TON ecosystem context and standards. Sends agents to primary TON Docs for TL-B, TVM, cells, BoC, Jettons, wallets, TON Connect, workchains, shardchains, liteservers, and other blockchain concepts.

Installation

Use npx skills add -g to install TON dev skills globally:

npx skills add https://github.com/ton-blockchain/skills -g

Remove the -g flag to install skills in the current project only:

npx skills add https://github.com/ton-blockchain/skills

Pass -a to install skills for a specific agent only:

# Codex
npx skills add https://github.com/ton-blockchain/skills -a codex

# Claude Code
npx skills add https://github.com/ton-blockchain/skills -a claude-code

Install an individual skill by changing the final path:

npx skills add https://github.com/ton-blockchain/skills/acton
npx skills add https://github.com/ton-blockchain/skills/tolk

After installation, mention a skill by name in the coding-agent prompt, for example $acton, $tolk, $ton-blockchain, or $func2tolk.

Example prompts

$acton inspect this Acton project and tell me the right build/test commands.

$tolk review this Jetton wallet contract for typed message parsing, bounce
handling, and getter compatibility.

$func2tolk port this FunC contract to idiomatic Tolk and preserve storage and message layout.

$ton-blockchain how many references does the cell contain

Repository layout

Each skill is self-contained folder:

• SKILL.md contains the instructions loaded by the coding agent.
• agents/openai.yaml contains OpenAI agent metadata.