ethskills.com
Role in the Course
Section titled “Role in the Course”ethskills.com acts as the course’s structured Ethereum knowledge base for agentic development. It helps AI assistants and learners reason about Ethereum topics using a consistent map.
Required Starting Point
Section titled “Required Starting Point”Before using AI for Ethereum-specific work, ask it to read:
Module Mapping
Section titled “Module Mapping”| Module | Suggested ethskills Direction |
|---|---|
| Module 0 | SKILL.md, Ship, Tools |
| Module 1 | Why Ethereum, Protocol, Gas, Wallets |
| Module 2 | Standards, Tools, Security |
| Module 3 | Ship, Tools, Orchestration |
| Module 4 | L2s, Gas, Wallets, Security |
| Module 5 | Money Legos, Security, Ship |
Required Practice
Section titled “Required Practice”For each lab:
- Ask AI to read the relevant ethskills direction.
- Ask AI to explain the concepts needed for the lab.
- Ask AI to produce an implementation plan.
- Ask AI to list risks and tests.
- Manually review the plan before coding.
Submission Requirement
Section titled “Submission Requirement”Every lab submission should include a short AI assistance note:
- Which ethskills resource was used
- What the AI helped with
- What the learner changed manually
- What risks remain
Safety Principle
Section titled “Safety Principle”ethskills can improve AI context, but it does not make AI output automatically correct. Learners still need to review code, run tests, and make final security decisions themselves.