Voltaire Effect Services

Describe Voltaire-effect service dependency modeling with typed providers, signers, and transports.

Updated Feb 6, 2026
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Skill: Voltaire Effect Services
Source: https://github.com/cyotee/voltaire-skill/tree/main/.opencode/skills/voltaire-effect-services
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cyotee/voltaire-skill --skill voltaire-effect-services

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill clarifies how Voltaire-effect models service dependencies via typed Providers, Signers, and Transports and how layers wire them together to build robust, testable blockchain-enabled applications.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Service architecture: declare Provider, Signer, and Transport as typed services and wire them through Layer.provide and Layer.mergeAll to compose full stacks.
  • Per-request configuration and transport options: configure timeouts, retries, and per-call behavior across HttpTransport, WebSocketTransport, and TestTransport.
  • Reference and extensibility: consult reference catalogs to explore available provider/signer/transport methods and extend with additional services.

Quick Start

Create a ProviderLayer by providing an HttpTransport URL and compose a FullLayer with Provider, Signer, and Transport layers, then run your program with Effect.provide.

Frequently Asked Questions about Voltaire Effect Services

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure typed service layers for blockchain applications?

Typed service layers structure blockchain applications by declaring Provider, Signer, and Transport as typed services, then wiring them together through Layer.provide and Layer.mergeAll to compose full dependency stacks at runtime.

What is the best way to configure per-request transport options in a service layer?

Per-request transport options are configured by passing settings like timeouts and retries directly to the transport service, allowing custom per-call behavior across HttpTransport, WebSocketTransport, and TestTransport implementations.

How do providers, signers, and transports wire together at runtime?

Providers, signers, and transports wire together at runtime by using Layer.provide to supply dependencies and Layer.mergeAll to assemble them into a FullLayer, which is then executed with Effect.provide.

Can I use TestTransport to mock blockchain service dependencies for testing?

Yes, TestTransport allows you to mock blockchain service dependencies for testing, enabling the simulation of provider and signer interactions without live network connections.

How do I explore available methods when building a provider and signer stack?

You explore available provider, signer, and transport methods by consulting the service reference catalog, which details existing interfaces and allows extending the stack with additional custom services.