sui-dev-agents

Security audit checklist and vulnerability scanning

Build Move package with comprehensive error reporting

Interactive deployment with pre-deploy checks and network selection

Gas analysis and optimization recommendations

Initialize new SUI Move project with proper structure

Top-level orchestrator for all SUI blockchain development tasks. Analyzes requests, decomposes into subtasks, routes to category agents (sui-core-agent, sui-infrastructure-agent, sui-development-agent, sui-ecosystem-agent), and maintains global project state.

Orchestrates complete full-stack SUI projects from architecture to deployment. Executes the sui-full-stack skill end-to-end, coordinating all phases (architecture → development → testing → deployment).

Provide documentation queries and security scanning services to all other agents. Delegates to sui-docs-query-subagent for documentation and sui-security-guard-subagent for security scans.

Execute complete development lifecycle from architecture to deployment. Delegates to specialized subagents (sui-architect-subagent, sui-developer-subagent, sui-frontend-subagent, sui-tester-subagent, sui-deployer-subagent) for specific phases.

Integrate with SUI ecosystem services (Kiosk, Walrus, zkLogin, DeepBook, etc.). Provides integration patterns and code by delegating to specialized ecosystem subagents.

Analyzes Move packages against the official Move Book Code Quality Checklist. Use when reviewing Move code quality, checking Move 2024 Edition compliance, auditing best practices, or when the user says "review my Move code", "check code quality", "Move lint", or "does this follow best practices". Activates automatically when working with .move files. Different from sui-developer (which writes code) — this skill reviews and audits existing code.

Use when planning SUI Move architecture, generating technical specs, or designing object/module structure before writing code. Triggers on "design", "architect", "plan the contracts", "object model", "module structure", "how should I structure", or any SUI system design task. For new projects from scratch, use sui-full-stack (which calls this skill at Phase 1). For ecosystem tool/stack selection (Walrus vs IPFS, zkLogin vs Passkey), use sui-tools-guide.

Use when bumping any @mysten/* SDK version, adding a new SDK-using skill, or diagnosing version-drift errors across the plugin. Defines the canonical compat matrix, banner spec, and SDK-bump audit SOP. Triggers on "@mysten upgrade", "SDK bump", "version drift", "banner format", "compat matrix".

Use when fetching or analyzing deployed SUI Move contract source code from on-chain bytecode. Triggers on "decompile", "show me the contract code", "reverse engineer", "read on-chain module", "analyze deployed package", or when the user provides a package ID and wants to understand what it does. Also use when studying existing protocols or verifying deployed code.

Use when integrating DeepBook V3 — SUI's native CLOB DEX, margin trading, prediction markets, or DEEP-token fee mechanics. Triggers on "DeepBook", "DBv3", "BalanceManager", "DEEP token", "order book", "CLOB", "limit order", "market order", "Pool", "margin trading", "perpetuals on Sui", "leverage", "TPSL", "take-profit / stop-loss", "flash loan on Sui", "prediction market", "predict", "DeepBook indexer", "Pyth price feed", "permissionless pool", or any on-chain trading / DEX / market-making integration on SUI. Use even when the user only says "I need an orderbook on Sui" or mentions building a DEX without naming DeepBook — DeepBook V3 is the canonical answer.

8 hooks across 5 events

move-analyzer