Ledger
Official@ledgerhq · France
Trusted hardware for blockchain applications
Agent Skills by Ledger
Showing 79 vetted skills indexed across 3 GitHub repositories.
LedgerHQrelease-notes-slack
Convert raw Lumen GitHub release dumps into a standardized Slack announcement draft.
LedgerHQcomponent-mdx
Writes Storybook MDX component docs using the two-tab Overview and Implementation structure.
LedgerHQfigma-token-sync
Synchronizes CSS design tokens with JavaScript theme objects for React Native.
LedgerHQcode-connect
Creates and maintains Figma Code Connect files mapping Figma components to React code.
LedgerHQcontext7
Retrieves up-to-date documentation for external libraries and frameworks via Context7 MCP.
LedgerHQrelease-plan
Generates Nx version plan files with patch bumps and one package per file.
LedgerHQcomponent-styling
Applies cross-platform design-token styling rules to React and React Native components.
LedgerHQcomponent-architecture
Guides component API design, layering, and composition patterns for Lumen React and React Native libraries.
LedgerHQcomponent-stories
Enforces Storybook story conventions for React and React Native component stories.
LedgerHQcomponent-testing
Writes component tests for React and React Native libraries using Vitest and Jest conventions.
LedgerHQopen-pr
Automates committing, pushing, and creating GitHub pull requests with Nx version plans.
LedgerHQdisabled-context
Propagates disabled state from parent components to sub-components via a shared React context.
LedgerHQnx
Guides Nx workspace tasks, generators, and MCP tools for monorepo development.
LedgerHQcomponent-anatomy
Enforces naming, file layout, and barrel conventions for components in libs directories.
LedgerHQfigma-to-code
Converts Figma design variables into Tailwind classnames and React Native themeJS token paths.
LedgerHQpr-review
Reviews pull requests against Lumen design-system conventions with platform-routed, severity-scored findings.
LedgerHQddd-structure-flow
Organizes Ledger Wallet code placement across DDD monorepo layers and packages.
LedgerHQddd-types-state-mocks
Structures Ledger Wallet data layers mapping one API response to one entity slice.
LedgerHQpackage-public-api
Enforces barrel-only public API exports for shared, domain, and features packages.
LedgerHQddd-data-layer-advanced
Structures Ledger Wallet data layers where one API response serves multiple domain entities.
LedgerHQdebug-rn-native-crash
Diagnose native React Native Fabric and Hermes crashes in iOS apps using Xcode and lldb.
LedgerHQcloud-sync-module
Write, review, and debug CloudSyncDataManager modules that sync user data through Ledger Sync.
LedgerHQcomments
Reduces unnecessary code comments by replacing them with clearer naming and structure.
LedgerHQget-pr-comments
Fetches and summarizes review comments from the active pull request.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ledger
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks are enabled by Ledger's technical integration capabilities?▼
These capabilities enable secure transaction signing, device authentication, account discovery, and balance verification. Developers can map intent to signing operations, manage hardware device states, and ensure application reliability through comprehensive unit and integration testing frameworks.
Which technical personas are the primary target for these integration skills?▼
The primary target personas are blockchain engineers, security architects, and quality assurance specialists. These professionals utilize the provided frameworks to integrate hardware-backed security into decentralized applications and maintain robust testing environments for wallet software.
What are the core prerequisites for implementing Ledger device management?▼
Implementation requires familiarity with DMK design patterns, Speculos for device simulation, and Playwright for interface validation. Developers must also possess a working knowledge of cryptographic signing flows and the specific command structures required for hardware-based authentication and asset management.