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Enabling open finance with permissionless protocols

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DomainBusiness, Fi...Smart Contract Tes.. (40%)DeFi Yield Optimiz.. (25%)Deployment & Gover.. (20%)Version Control Op.. (15%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Origin Protocol

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What tasks can I perform with Origin Protocol's skills?

You can generate Foundry unit, fuzz, fork, and smoke tests for Solidity contracts, reorganize test files, verify post-execution mainnet deployment PRs against on-chain state, develop Talos actions with chain guardrails, create Conventional Commits, and produce OUSD rebalancing plans across Morpho, Curve, and Vault strategies.

Who are Origin Protocol's skills designed for?

They target Solidity smart-contract engineers and DeFi protocol maintainers working in the Origin Protocol repository—developers writing Foundry tests, reviewers auditing deployment PRs and governance proposals, and strategists optimizing OUSD capital allocation across chains like Ethereum, Base, and HyperEVM.

How do I invoke the deployment verification and testing skills?

Invoke verify-deployment-pr explicitly with /verify-deployment-pr <PR#> to audit an executed deployment. Test-generation skills (unit-test, fork-test, smoke-test, organize-test) and commit are user-invocable via natural requests like 'generate fork tests' or 'commit this' within the repository context.

What are the prerequisites for using these skills?

Skills assume the Origin Protocol contracts repository with Foundry tooling, access to live chain state for fork and smoke tests, DeployManager/Resolver infrastructure, and sol2uml for deployment diffs. The OUSD optimizer performs on-chain reads across Morpho, Curve, and Vault strategies but only outputs a plan—never executes moves.

Does the OUSD optimizer execute transactions automatically?

No. The optimize-ousd-allocation skill runs autonomously to analyze allocations across the three Morpho strategies, the Curve OUSD/USDC AMO, and the Vault buffer, but it outputs only a rebalancing PLAN subject to production constraints and redemption liquidity—it never executes fund movements.