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This skill helps you manage Aptos blockchain operations across balances, transfers, staking, and views with World Z coordination.

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---
name: z
description: 'World Z Skill'
version: 1.0.0
---

# World Z Skill

**Trit**: +0 (ERGODIC (coordinator/synthesizer))
**Color Range**: Neutral hues (60-180°)
**Index**: 25
**Wallet**: world_z_aptos
**MCP Server**: `mcp__world_z_aptos__*`

## GF(3) Role

This world operates as **ERGODIC (coordinator/synthesizer)** in the triadic system.

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

## Usage

Access blockchain operations via MCP tools:

```
mcp__world_z_aptos__aptos_balance      # Check APT balance
mcp__world_z_aptos__aptos_transfer     # Transfer APT (requires approval)
mcp__world_z_aptos__aptos_swap         # Swap tokens on DEX
mcp__world_z_aptos__aptos_stake        # Stake with validator
mcp__world_z_aptos__aptos_view         # Call view function (read-only)
mcp__world_z_aptos__aptos_intent       # Natural language intent
mcp__world_z_aptos__aptos_pending      # List pending decisions
mcp__world_z_aptos__aptos_approve      # Approve/reject decision
```

## World Description

Zeta functions and spectral

## Triadic Coordination

When operating in parallel with other worlds:

| Your Role | Partner Roles | Combined |
|-----------|--------------|----------|
| +0 | Need -1, +1 | 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 Z custom content -->

Overview

This skill provides coordinated Aptos blockchain operations and world-specific orchestration for a topological chemputer-themed environment. It acts as an ergodic coordinator/synthesizer, enforcing a triadic conservation rule while exposing a set of MCP command hooks for balance, transfer, swap, stake, and governance-style decisions. Use it to integrate parallel-world workflows and programmatic Aptos interactions in multi-agent setups.

How this skill works

The skill exposes MCP-style commands that wrap common Aptos actions: balance checks, transfers, DEX swaps, staking, view calls, intent processing, pending decision lists, and approvals. It enforces a GF(3) triadic conservation constraint (sum of trits ≡ 0 mod 3) across parallel operations and tags operations with the world identity for coordinated multi-world execution. Commands are lightweight wrappers intended to be invoked by orchestration layers or human-directed intents.

When to use it

  • Automating Aptos token operations through MCP tooling
  • Coordinating multi-agent sequences where triadic balancing is required
  • Staking or swapping as part of a synthesized workflow
  • Triggering governance-like decisions and recording pending approvals
  • Testing combined behaviors across parallel world instances

Best practices

  • Respect the GF(3) conservation rule when composing parallel actions to avoid inconsistent states
  • Use view/read-only calls for data inspection before committing transactions
  • Approve or reject pending decisions explicitly to maintain clear state transitions
  • Keep wallet context and approvals scoped to the world_z_aptos identity for traceability
  • Sequence complex swaps and stakes in small steps to observe intermediate effects

Example use cases

  • Query APT balance before composing a transfer and swap sequence
  • Orchestrate a triadic work cycle where three agents' roles sum to zero under GF(3) rules
  • Build a staking pipeline that stakes to validators and records pending approval steps
  • Execute a DEX swap as part of a synthesized chemistry-like experiment combining topological parameters
  • Use the natural language intent command to translate human instructions into MCP operations for automation

FAQ

What does the triadic conservation rule mean in practice?

It means every coordinated parallel operation must preserve Σ trits ≡ 0 (mod 3). Design multi-agent steps so the aggregate role values sum to zero to remain compliant.

Are transactions executed directly or via an orchestration layer?

MCP commands are intended as primitives for orchestration layers. They can be invoked directly but are typically called by coordinator services that handle signing and sequencing.