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This skill helps you manage World J blockchain operations with MCP tools, including balance, transfer, swap, stake, and intent handling.

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---
name: j
description: 'World J Skill'
version: 1.0.0
---

# World J Skill

**Trit**: -1 (MINUS (validator/constrainer))
**Color Range**: Cold hues (180-300°)
**Index**: 9
**Wallet**: world_j_aptos
**MCP Server**: `mcp__world_j_aptos__*`

## GF(3) Role

This world operates as **MINUS (validator/constrainer)** in the triadic system.

Conservation law: `Σ trits ≡ 0 (mod 3)` across all parallel operations.

## Usage

Access blockchain operations via MCP tools:

```
mcp__world_j_aptos__aptos_balance      # Check APT balance
mcp__world_j_aptos__aptos_transfer     # Transfer APT (requires approval)
mcp__world_j_aptos__aptos_swap         # Swap tokens on DEX
mcp__world_j_aptos__aptos_stake        # Stake with validator
mcp__world_j_aptos__aptos_view         # Call view function (read-only)
mcp__world_j_aptos__aptos_intent       # Natural language intent
mcp__world_j_aptos__aptos_pending      # List pending decisions
mcp__world_j_aptos__aptos_approve      # Approve/reject decision
```

## World Description

J language array programming

## Triadic Coordination

When operating in parallel with other worlds:

| Your Role | Partner Roles | Combined |
|-----------|--------------|----------|
| -1 | Need +1, 0 | Σ = 0 ✓ |

## Related Skills

- `aptos-agent` - Core Aptos interaction patterns
- `aptos-society` - World Extractable Value (WEV) contracts
- `gay-mcp` - Deterministic color generation from seed
- `plurigrid-asi-integrated` - Unified skill orchestration

## Customization

Add world-specific configurations below this line:

---

<!-- World J custom content -->

Overview

This skill exposes World J: a triadic, topological chemputer world focused on Aptos blockchain operations and J-language array programming. It represents the MINUS role in a trit-based coordination system and enforces a conservation law across parallel operations. The skill bundles MCP command hooks for balances, transfers, swaps, staking, view calls, intent submission, and decision workflows.

How this skill works

The skill maps high-level intents to MCP tool invocations for Aptos: check balances, submit transfers, perform token swaps, stake with validators, and call read-only views. It enforces the GF(3) conservation constraint where the sum of trits across parallel worlds is congruent to zero mod 3, and it identifies itself as the -1 (MINUS) participant. Commands are exposed via standardized MCP identifiers so orchestrators can call specific actions programmatically or via natural-language intents.

When to use it

When you need programmatic access to Aptos wallet actions such as balance, transfer, swap, or stake.
When coordinating multi-world operations that require a -1 (MINUS) trit participant to satisfy GF(3) conservation.
When producing or testing J-language array programming patterns tied to blockchain state.
When integrating with MCP-based orchestration pipelines that expect standardized endpoints.
When submitting or approving pending decisions through an Aptos governance or workflow channel.

Best practices

Validate intent and approval requirements before invoking transfer or staking commands to avoid unwanted transactions.
Respect the trit conservation rule in parallel workflows: plan partner roles (+1, 0) to maintain Σ ≡ 0 (mod 3).
Use view/read-only commands for state inspection before making state-changing calls.
Keep wallet keys and approvals secure; require explicit approval flows for sensitive operations.
Instrument MCP calls with idempotency or transaction tracking to handle retries and pending states.

Example use cases

Query an Aptos wallet balance and decide whether to stake surplus tokens with the validator.
Submit a token transfer to another address after a human approval step integrated via the pending/approve endpoints.
Coordinate a triadic workflow where this world supplies the -1 role and two other worlds supply +1 and 0 to satisfy the conservation law.
Execute a token swap on a DEX as part of an automated portfolio rebalance triggered by a J-language data transformation.
Call view functions to fetch contract data, then translate results into J-style array operations for downstream analysis.

FAQ

What does -1 (MINUS) mean in this context?

It denotes the world's role in a three-valued trit system; this world acts as the constrainer/validator and must be balanced by partner worlds so the trit sum is zero mod 3.

Which MCP commands are available?

Standard MCP identifiers cover balance, transfer, swap, stake, view, natural-language intent, pending decisions, and approve/reject actions for Aptos.