jaw-sdk-best-practices

Integrating the JAW SDK into a web3 dApp involves installing and configuring the `@jaw.id/core`, `@jaw.id/wagmi`, and `@jaw.id/ui` packages. This provides the foundation for smart account operations, transaction sending, and user authentication within your application.

Passkey authentication with ERC-4337 smart accounts is configured through the JAW SDK features. This Skill provides best practices for setting up passkeys, enabling secure, passwordless user authentication directly tied to your smart account infrastructure.

Yes, you can use the JAW SDK for headless and server-side operations. The Skill covers specific patterns and rules for executing these operations, allowing you to manage smart accounts and transactions without a direct user interface.

The best way to configure gas sponsoring is by applying the specific best practices and patterns detailed in this Skill. It guides you through the setup within the JAW SDK to ensure transactions are efficiently sponsored without common pitfalls.

Managing ENS and permissions for smart accounts using the JAW SDK requires configuring the specific identity and access features within `@jaw.id/core`. This Skill outlines the rules for permissions management to ensure secure dApp operations.

If your JAW SDK wagmi integration is not working, consult the debugging guidelines provided in this Skill. It offers best practices for configuration and troubleshooting `@jaw.id/wagmi` to resolve common integration failures.