catalyst-foundational-metadata
Set up new chain foundational metadata (evms_info, prices, base sources, evms_blockchains_list)
Install
mkdir -p .claude/skills/catalyst-foundational-metadata && curl -L -o skill.zip "https://mcp.directory/api/skills/download/2366" && unzip -o skill.zip -d .claude/skills/catalyst-foundational-metadata && rm skill.zipInstalls to .claude/skills/catalyst-foundational-metadata
About this skill
catalyst foundational metadata
overview
sets up foundational metadata for a new chain.
when to use: use when adding a new chain's foundational metadata (evms_info, native/prices tokens, base sources, and evms_blockchains_list).
parameters
<issue_id>: linear issue id (e.g., CUR2-554)<chain>: chain name (e.g., kaia, monad)
usage
/catalyst-foundational-metadata CUR2-554 xlayer
dune mcp server: user-dune-mcp.
for ad-hoc sql, prefer temporary execution if the dune mcp supports it in-session. only create saved/throwaway queries with createDuneQuery when temporary execution is not available or when a later step explicitly needs a query_id.
fallback sequence when query_id is required: create query with createDuneQuery (pass sql in query) -> run with executeQueryById (using returned query_id) -> fetch rows with getExecutionResults (using returned execution_id).
conventions
- execution order: numbered items = execute sequentially. any step that says "run" or "execute" is blocking; complete it before proceeding.
- code patterns: use existing chain patterns as reference (e.g.
dbt_subprojects/dex/models/trades/kaia/,.../mezo/). ordering: mimic existing; if unclear, append. swap chain name in: file paths, model names, schema entries,blockchainvalues. - contributors: new files: set git username only. existing files: append git username.
prep vars
- retrieve chain metadata: run this sql via the ad-hoc sql sequence above:
select * from dune.blockchains where name = '<chain>'(substitute<chain>with the chain name). extract:chain_id,name(display name),token_address(native token). - retrieve first_block_time: run this sql via the ad-hoc sql sequence above:
select min(time) from <chain>.blocks where number <> 0(substitute<chain>).
git workflow
- verify
mainis up to date: fetch latest, pull if behind, exit if diverged. - create branch: name
<issue_id>-<chain>-foundational-metadata, create offmain, checkout, warn if exists. don't commit/push anything.
steps
-
add evm chain info
- edit
dbt_subprojects/daily_spellbook/models/evms/evms_info.sql - append VALUES row:
(chain_id, '<chain>', 'Name', 'Layer 1/2', ...) - use prep vars:
chain_id,name,first_block_time,token_address - find: explorer, wrapped_native_token_address
- edit
-
add native token
- find id on: https://api.coinpaprika.com/v1/coins
- add to
dbt_subprojects/tokens/models/prices/prices_native_tokens.sql
-
create prices tokens model
- create
dbt_subprojects/tokens/models/prices/<chain>/prices_<chain>_tokens.sql - check chain docs for token addresses & symbols
- if not found: use dune mcp executeQueryById with
query_id: 6293737,query_parameters: [{"key":"chain","value":"<chain>","type":"text"}](substitute<chain>) - identify key tokens (top 5 transferred, stables, WETH)
- find ids on coinpaprika, add to VALUES
- create
-
create schema file
- create
dbt_subprojects/tokens/models/prices/<chain>/_schema.yml
- create
-
add to prices union
- edit
dbt_subprojects/tokens/models/prices/prices_tokens.sql - add
ref('prices_<chain>_tokens')tofungible_prices_models
- edit
-
define raw data sources
- create
sources/_base_sources/evm/<chain>_base_sources.yml - create
sources/_base_sources/evm/<chain>_docs_block.md - use existing patterns or
scripts/generate_evm_*.py
- create
-
integrate into aggregate EVM models
- add
<chain>todbt_subprojects/daily_spellbook/macros/helpers/evms_blockchains_list.sql
- add
-
final checks
- From repo root: run
pipenv shell, then rundbt compileindbt_subprojects/tokensand indbt_subprojects/daily_spellbook. Fix any errors.
- From repo root: run
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