Understanding Skill Files

Understand how the Flaunch skill repository is organized.

The Flaunch skills repository is organized to help AI coding agents choose the right path quickly.

At the top level, Flaunch supports two primary outcomes:

• Launch A Token

• Build A Launchpad

Those outcomes can be solved through a lighter path or a more advanced path depending on how much control the product needs after launch.

The Three Skill Groups

The repository is organized into three groups:

• skills/basic: Fast paths for common tasks

• skills/core: Source-of-truth guidance for the main integration surfaces

• skills/advanced: Custom contract and wrapper flows

What Each Group Is For

Basic

Use the basic skills when you want the shortest route to a finished result.

Common examples:

• Launch A Token With Minimal Inputs

• Scope A Standard Launchpad

• Choose Between The API And SDK

Core

Use the core skills when the agent needs full guidance for one Flaunch surface.

Core skills cover:

• The Web2 API

• The SDK

• Manager integrations

Advanced

Use the advanced skills when the product needs custom protocol behavior.

Advanced skills cover:

• Custom manager implementation

• Wrapper zaps

• Project-specific treasury policy

• Porting an existing open-source game into Game Mode

Recommended Reading Order

1. Start with the umbrella flaunch skill.

2. Let it route to the smallest matching skill.

3. Move into core or advanced only when the product requires more control.

Key Skill Files

The main files to know are:

• flaunch/SKILL.md

• skills/basic/token-creation/SKILL.md

• skills/basic/token-launchpad/SKILL.md

• skills/core/api/SKILL.md

• skills/core/sdk/SKILL.md

• skills/core/manager/SKILL.md

• skills/advanced/manager-builder/SKILL.md

• skills/advanced/manager-zap-wrapper/SKILL.md

• skills/advanced/port-game-mode/SKILL.md

• skills/advanced/run-a-game-server/SKILL.md

When To Use Which Skill

Use token-creation when the goal is to launch a token with the fewest decisions.

Use token-launchpad when the goal is to build a launchpad and the first question is whether the API, SDK, or a manager path is required.

Use the manager skills when the launchpad needs custom treasury or payout behavior after launch.

Use run-a-game-server when a Game Mode runs its own authoritative multiplayer server and the gate, /config, join tickets and platform submission need to line up. Use port-game-mode when an existing open-source browser game should become a Game Mode: it carries the licensing and provenance gates, the scoring-economy design, the launch framing checklist, templates, and a QA harness. Its counterpart for building a game from scratch, build-game-mode, ships inside the @flayerlabs/gamemode-cli npm package rather than this repository.

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