gas-spike-monitor

To monitor cross-chain gas price spikes, you compare current_gas_gwei against a baseline_gas_gwei threshold. This skill supports Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, and BSC, outputting a spike_percentage and alert status based on your configured limits.

Yes, you can fetch live gas prices directly from an RPC endpoint. By enabling the use_live_prices option in the script, the monitor automatically retrieves current gas data from the connected network's RPC instead of requiring manually provided price inputs.

You configure gas spike alerts by defining a baseline_gas_gwei and a spike threshold for a given network. The script evaluates the current gas price against this baseline and generates a structured result with actionable recommendations when the spike percentage exceeds your threshold.

To detect a gas spike without live RPC, you need to provide current_gas_gwei and baseline_gas_gwei values directly. The script compares these two inputs to calculate the spike percentage and output a status without connecting to an external network endpoint.

Yes, the gas spike monitor fully supports Arbitrum and Optimism networks. It tracks gas prices across these Layer 2 networks alongside Ethereum, Polygon, and BSC, allowing you to detect spike percentages and receive actionable recommendations for each chain.

When a gas spike is detected, the output includes a structured result with a status, spike_percentage, price_source, and timestamp. It also provides actionable recommendations to help you respond to the network congestion or price increase effectively.