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Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete." }, { "label": "Upgrade existing", "body": "I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run." } ] }, "documentation": { "source": "clawhub", "primaryDoc": "SKILL.md", "sections": [ { "title": "Resource Model (Critical)", "body": "TRON uses bandwidth and energy instead of gas — different from Ethereum\nBandwidth for simple transfers — TRX transfers and basic operations\nEnergy for smart contracts — TRC-20 tokens and dApps require energy\nBoth resources regenerate over time — or can be obtained by freezing TRX\nTransactions fail without sufficient resources — no partial execution" }, { "title": "Bandwidth", "body": "Free bandwidth allocation daily — ~1,500 bandwidth points per account\nTRX transfers cost ~280 bandwidth — enough for ~5 free transfers per day\nBandwidth regenerates over 24 hours — used bandwidth recovers gradually\nIf bandwidth depleted, TRX is burned for transaction — more expensive than using free bandwidth\nCheck bandwidth before batch transfers — running out mid-batch wastes TRX" }, { "title": "Energy", "body": "Required for TRC-20 transfers (USDT, etc.) — simple TRX doesn't need energy\nUSDT transfer costs ~65,000 energy — significant amount\nNo free energy allocation — must freeze TRX or pay\nEnergy regenerates slowly after use — 24 hours for full recovery\nWithout energy, TRX burned at high rate — can cost several TRX per transfer" }, { "title": "Freezing TRX", "body": "Freeze TRX 2.0: stake TRX to get bandwidth or energy — choose one per stake\nMinimum freeze is 1 TRX — but need substantial amount for meaningful resources\nUnfreezing takes 14 days — funds locked during unstaking period\nFrozen TRX still counts as balance — but not spendable until unfrozen\nCan delegate resources to other accounts — useful for managing multiple wallets" }, { "title": "TRC-20 Tokens (USDT)", "body": "TRON is major network for USDT transfers — lower fees than Ethereum\nTRC-20 USDT is different from ERC-20 USDT — not interchangeable without bridge\nTransfers require energy — freeze TRX or pay from balance\nContract interaction may need approval — similar to ERC-20 approve\nVerify contract address — TRC-20 addresses start with T" }, { "title": "Address Format", "body": "TRON addresses start with \"T\" — base58 encoding\n34 characters total — always verify full address\nAddresses are case-sensitive — unlike Ethereum checksums\nOne address for TRX and all TRC tokens — unlike Solana's multiple accounts" }, { "title": "Wallet Options", "body": "TronLink is most popular — browser extension and mobile\nLedger support via TronLink — hardware wallet integration\nTrust Wallet supports TRON — multi-chain option\nKlever wallet — TRON-focused option\nNever share private key — standard security applies" }, { "title": "Transaction Characteristics", "body": "Block time ~3 seconds — fast finality\nTransactions are free if bandwidth available — major advantage\nFailed transactions don't consume resources — unlike Ethereum gas\nTransaction ID (hash) for tracking — use tronscan.org" }, { "title": "Staking and Voting", "body": "Super Representatives (SR) produce blocks — 27 elected SRs\nVote with frozen TRX — 1 TRX = 1 vote (Stake 2.0)\nVoting rewards vary by SR — some distribute rewards to voters\nGovernance participation — SRs decide on network upgrades" }, { "title": "Common Issues", "body": "\"Out of energy\" — freeze more TRX or wait for regeneration\n\"Bandwidth exceeded\" — daily limit reached, wait or use TRX\nUSDT transfer expensive — didn't have energy, paid in TRX\n\"Invalid address\" — check address format starts with T\nSlow transaction — network congestion, usually resolves" }, { "title": "Exchanges and Transfers", "body": "Most exchanges support TRC-20 USDT — often preferred for lower fees\nVerify network selection — sending TRC-20 to ERC-20 address = lost funds\nMemo/tag rarely required on TRON — unlike XRP, but verify\nSome exchanges require minimum balance — activation fee for new accounts" }, { "title": "Security", "body": "Private keys control everything — never share\nTronLink permissions persist — revoke dApp connections regularly\nPhishing sites common — always verify tronscan.org domain\nNo smart contract risk for simple transfers — but dApps can have vulnerabilities" } ], "body": "Resource Model (Critical)\nTRON uses bandwidth and energy instead of gas — different from Ethereum\nBandwidth for simple transfers — TRX transfers and basic operations\nEnergy for smart contracts — TRC-20 tokens and dApps require energy\nBoth resources regenerate over time — or can be obtained by freezing TRX\nTransactions fail without sufficient resources — no partial execution\nBandwidth\nFree bandwidth allocation daily — ~1,500 bandwidth points per account\nTRX transfers cost ~280 bandwidth — enough for ~5 free transfers per day\nBandwidth regenerates over 24 hours — used bandwidth recovers gradually\nIf bandwidth depleted, TRX is burned for transaction — more expensive than using free bandwidth\nCheck bandwidth before batch transfers — running out mid-batch wastes TRX\nEnergy\nRequired for TRC-20 transfers (USDT, etc.) — simple TRX doesn't need energy\nUSDT transfer costs ~65,000 energy — significant amount\nNo free energy allocation — must freeze TRX or pay\nEnergy regenerates slowly after use — 24 hours for full recovery\nWithout energy, TRX burned at high rate — can cost several TRX per transfer\nFreezing TRX\nFreeze TRX 2.0: stake TRX to get bandwidth or energy — choose one per stake\nMinimum freeze is 1 TRX — but need substantial amount for meaningful resources\nUnfreezing takes 14 days — funds locked during unstaking period\nFrozen TRX still counts as balance — but not spendable until unfrozen\nCan delegate resources to other accounts — useful for managing multiple wallets\nTRC-20 Tokens (USDT)\nTRON is major network for USDT transfers — lower fees than Ethereum\nTRC-20 USDT is different from ERC-20 USDT — not interchangeable without bridge\nTransfers require energy — freeze TRX or pay from balance\nContract interaction may need approval — similar to ERC-20 approve\nVerify contract address — TRC-20 addresses start with T\nAddress Format\nTRON addresses start with \"T\" — base58 encoding\n34 characters total — always verify full address\nAddresses are case-sensitive — unlike Ethereum checksums\nOne address for TRX and all TRC tokens — unlike Solana's multiple accounts\nWallet Options\nTronLink is most popular — browser extension and mobile\nLedger support via TronLink — hardware wallet integration\nTrust Wallet supports TRON — multi-chain option\nKlever wallet — TRON-focused option\nNever share private key — standard security applies\nTransaction Characteristics\nBlock time ~3 seconds — fast finality\nTransactions are free if bandwidth available — major advantage\nFailed transactions don't consume resources — unlike Ethereum gas\nTransaction ID (hash) for tracking — use tronscan.org\nStaking and Voting\nSuper Representatives (SR) produce blocks — 27 elected SRs\nVote with frozen TRX — 1 TRX = 1 vote (Stake 2.0)\nVoting rewards vary by SR — some distribute rewards to voters\nGovernance participation — SRs decide on network upgrades\nCommon Issues\n\"Out of energy\" — freeze more TRX or wait for regeneration\n\"Bandwidth exceeded\" — daily limit reached, wait or use TRX\nUSDT transfer expensive — didn't have energy, paid in TRX\n\"Invalid address\" — check address format starts with T\nSlow transaction — network congestion, usually resolves\nExchanges and Transfers\nMost exchanges support TRC-20 USDT — often preferred for lower fees\nVerify network selection — sending TRC-20 to ERC-20 address = lost funds\nMemo/tag rarely required on TRON — unlike XRP, but verify\nSome exchanges require minimum balance — activation fee for new accounts\nSecurity\nPrivate keys control everything — never share\nTronLink permissions persist — revoke dApp connections regularly\nPhishing sites common — always verify tronscan.org domain\nNo smart contract risk for simple transfers — but dApps can 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