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Add comprehensive Claude Code skill for setting up and updating GenLayer validator nodes with focus on zero-downtime operations and proactive issue prevention. Key features: - Interactive installation wizard for new validator nodes - Zero-downtime update procedure (10-15 sec vs 3-4 min downtime) - Shared database structure for patch versions (v0.4.x) - Proactive edge case detection and prevention (30+ documented cases) - Pre-update validation checklist to catch issues before they occur - Support for local, SSH, GCP, AWS, and Azure deployments Critical edge cases documented: - OpenAI provider disabled by default (prevents bootstrap failure) - Database storage must be shared between patch versions - High-downtime update procedure (stops node before preparation) - LLM configuration validation before version switching Files added: - skill.yaml: Main skill definition with installation flow - sharp-edges.yaml: 30+ edge cases with detection and fixes - validations.yaml: Automated validation rules - update-procedure.md: Zero-downtime update guide - pre-update-checklist.md: Proactive validation steps - SKILL.md: Complete skill documentation
Add documentation requiring the validator setup skill to display a complete overview of all installation steps at the start of any setup or upgrade operation. This ensures users understand the full process before beginning and know what each step will do before it executes. Includes: - Required start message template with all 11 steps - Per-step explanation requirement before execution - Clear guidance to never skip showing step descriptions
Add an info callout at the top of the validator setup guide that introduces the assisted setup option via Claude Code. The callout includes: - Instructions to install the skill from the marketplace - Commands to run the wizard (install node / upgrade node) - Brief description of supported environments (local, SSH, cloud VMs)
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR introduces a new Claude plugin and interactive skill "genlayer-validator-setup" (v1.3.0) for assisting with GenLayer validator node deployment on Linux. It includes comprehensive documentation, validation rules, dependency checks, edge-case handlers, update procedures, and modifies the setup guide to highlight the assisted setup workflow. Changes
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Actionable comments posted: 8
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/pre-update-checklist.md:
- Around line 10-19: Replace the incorrect env var name IOINTELLIGENCEKEY with
the canonical IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY, and fix the OpenAI enablement test by
removing the piped grep after grep -q (which discards input); instead test for a
non-empty, non-comment OPENAIKEY entry by running a pipeline that filters
comments/empty values (e.g., grep -E 'OPENAIKEY=' .env | grep -v '^#' | grep -v
'=$' ) and use its exit status in the if, or use grep -q directly against the
filtered file content (avoid "grep -q ... | grep -v ..."); keep the subsequent
check that inspects the 'openai:' block in genvm-module-llm.yaml for the
'enabled' field.
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/sharp-edges.yaml:
- Around line 587-589: Remove the stray character that precedes the YAML comment
header so the line begins with a proper comment marker; specifically, delete the
leading "T" before the "#
============================================================================
# UPDATE PROCEDURE
# ==========================================================================="
block (or replace it with a valid key/value) so the YAML parser no longer
encounters a stray character breaking parsing.
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/SKILL.md:
- Around line 403-431: The two headings "### 1. Check Prerequisites" and "### 1.
New Validator or Existing?" are duplicate; update the headings to match the
process overview by renumbering them (change "### 1. Check Prerequisites" to
"### 2. Check Prerequisites" and "### 1. New Validator or Existing?" to "### 3.
New Validator or Existing?") or renumber the entire sequence so all section
numbers align with the overview; adjust any subsequent section numbers
accordingly to preserve a consistent step sequence.
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/skill.yaml:
- Around line 1088-1094: The handoffs section currently references three
nonexistent skills (genlayer-validator-monitor, genlayer-validator-manage,
genlayer-validator-upgrade); update the handoffs block by either removing those
entries, replacing each skill value with the correct existing skill names, or
implement new skills with those exact names; ensure the handoffs entries (the
"handoffs" list and each "skill" string) point to valid skill IDs so consumers
won't hit broken references.
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/validations.yaml:
- Around line 230-235: The rpc-url-reachable validation currently hardcodes the
Caldera RPC URL; update the rule with id "rpc-url-reachable" to use the
configured environment variable GENLAYERNODE_ROLLUP_GENLAYERCHAINRPCURL instead.
Change the command to reference the env var (e.g. curl -sf -X POST
"$GENLAYERNODE_ROLLUP_GENLAYERCHAINRPCURL" -H 'Content-Type: application/json'
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[],"id":1}' | grep -q
'result'), ensure the variable is quoted to handle empty/space-containing
values, and adjust the message to indicate it checks the configured RPC URL. If
desired, add a pre-check to fail with a clear message when
GENLAYERNODE_ROLLUP_GENLAYERCHAINRPCURL is unset or empty.
- Around line 134-139: Add a prerequisite check that verifies PyYAML is
installed before running the YAML validation: create a new command check with id
"pyyaml-installed" that runs a short python3 -c 'import yaml' (or equivalent)
and add "pyyaml-installed" to the on_warn list for the existing check with id
"config-valid-yaml" (name "Config file is valid YAML") so missing PyYAML
produces a clear dependency warning instead of a misleading YAML syntax error.
- Around line 148-153: The llm-key-configured validation currently only checks
HEURISTKEY, COMPUT3KEY, and IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY; update the command for the
validation with id "llm-key-configured" to also check for the other documented
provider env vars (ANTHROPICKEY, XAIKEY, GEMINIKEY, ATOMAKEY, OPENAIKEY) so the
command succeeds if any of those are set; keep the validation
type/expect/message unchanged but expand the command's OR conditions to include
these additional environment variable checks.
In `@pages/validators/setup-guide.mdx`:
- Around line 9-28: The bash code block in the Callout mixes a shell invocation
("claude") with Claude REPL commands ("/plugin marketplace add" and "/plugin
install"), which will break if users copy-paste into a shell; split the block in
the Callout so the first block remains a bash block containing only the shell
command "claude" (and any real shell steps), and add a second block labeled as
text or plain (e.g., "text") that contains only the REPL commands "/plugin
marketplace add genlayerlabs/genlayer-docs" and "/plugin install
genlayer-validator-setup@genlayer-docs", updating the surrounding explanatory
sentence to say "Then, in the Claude Code prompt:" and removing the duplicated
bash-tagged REPL block.
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.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/update-procedure.md (1)
12-18: Parameterize old/new versions to avoid stale rollback steps.The procedure hardcodes
v0.4.5and rollback tov0.4.3. Consider capturing the current version once and reusing it, so instructions stay correct across releases.♻️ Suggested refactor
-# 1. Check current version -curl -s http://localhost:9153/health | jq '.node_version' +# 1. Check current version +OLD_VERSION=$(curl -s http://localhost:9153/health | jq -r '.node_version') +echo "Current version: ${OLD_VERSION}" @@ -# 2. Download new version to /tmp -VERSION=v0.4.5 # or whatever new version +# 2. Download new version to /tmp +NEW_VERSION=v0.4.5 # set your target version -wget https://storage.googleapis.com/gh-af/genlayer-node/bin/amd64/${VERSION}/genlayer-node-linux-amd64-${VERSION}.tar.gz \ - -O /tmp/genlayer-node-${VERSION}.tar.gz +wget https://storage.googleapis.com/gh-af/genlayer-node/bin/amd64/${NEW_VERSION}/genlayer-node-linux-amd64-${NEW_VERSION}.tar.gz \ + -O /tmp/genlayer-node-${NEW_VERSION}.tar.gz @@ -ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/v0.4.3/bin bin -ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/v0.4.3/third_party third_party -ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/v0.4.3/data data -ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/v0.4.3/configs configs -ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/v0.4.3/docker-compose.yaml docker-compose.yaml -ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/v0.4.3/.env .env +ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/${OLD_VERSION}/bin bin +ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/${OLD_VERSION}/third_party third_party +ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/${OLD_VERSION}/data data +ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/${OLD_VERSION}/configs configs +ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/${OLD_VERSION}/docker-compose.yaml docker-compose.yaml +ln -sfn /opt/genlayer-node/${OLD_VERSION}/.env .envAlso applies to: 125-133
.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/SKILL.md (2)
773-773: Consider using markdown link syntax for bare URLs.The bare URL
https://docs.genlayer.com/validators/monitoringwould render better as a proper markdown link.📝 Suggested fix
-- See: https://docs.genlayer.com/validators/monitoring +- See: [Monitoring documentation](https://docs.genlayer.com/validators/monitoring)
989-992: Same suggestion for the documentation URL at the end.📝 Suggested fix
## Official Documentation For the latest official setup guide, see: -https://docs.genlayer.com/validators/setup-guide +[GenLayer Validator Setup Guide](https://docs.genlayer.com/validators/setup-guide)
| ```bash | ||
| # Check which LLM key is set in .env | ||
| grep -E '(HEURISTKEY|COMPUT3KEY|IOINTELLIGENCEKEY|OPENAIKEY|LIBERTAI_API_KEY|ANTHROPICKEY|GEMINIKEY)=' /opt/genlayer-node/.env | grep -v '^#' | grep -v '=$' | ||
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| # For each non-empty key, check if that provider is enabled | ||
| # Example for OpenAI: | ||
| if grep -q 'OPENAIKEY=' /opt/genlayer-node/.env | grep -v '=$'; then | ||
| grep -A 2 'openai:' /opt/genlayer-node/third_party/genvm/config/genvm-module-llm.yaml | grep 'enabled' | ||
| # If shows "enabled: false" → FLAG FOR FIX | ||
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Fix the OpenAI enablement check and correct the io.net environment variable name.
Line 12 uses IOINTELLIGENCEKEY, but the canonical name across documentation is IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY. Additionally, line 16 has a logic error: grep -q suppresses output, so the piped grep -v receives no input and the condition always fails. The check will never detect active OpenAI providers.
Proposed fix
# Check which LLM key is set in .env
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# For each non-empty key, check if that provider is enabled
# Example for OpenAI:
-if grep -q 'OPENAIKEY=' /opt/genlayer-node/.env | grep -v '=$'; then
+if grep -Eq '^OPENAIKEY=.+$' /opt/genlayer-node/.env; then
grep -A 2 'openai:' /opt/genlayer-node/third_party/genvm/config/genvm-module-llm.yaml | grep 'enabled'
# If shows "enabled: false" → FLAG FOR FIX
fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/pre-update-checklist.md around lines
10 - 19, Replace the incorrect env var name IOINTELLIGENCEKEY with the canonical
IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY, and fix the OpenAI enablement test by removing the piped
grep after grep -q (which discards input); instead test for a non-empty,
non-comment OPENAIKEY entry by running a pipeline that filters comments/empty
values (e.g., grep -E 'OPENAIKEY=' .env | grep -v '^#' | grep -v '=$' ) and use
its exit status in the if, or use grep -q directly against the filtered file
content (avoid "grep -q ... | grep -v ..."); keep the subsequent check that
inspects the 'openai:' block in genvm-module-llm.yaml for the 'enabled' field.
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| # UPDATE PROCEDURE | ||
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YAML syntax error: Stray character breaks parsing.
Line 587 has a stray T character before the comment marker that causes the YAML parser to fail with "could not find expected ':'". This will prevent the file from being parsed correctly.
🐛 Proposed fix
-T # ============================================================================
+ # ============================================================================
# UPDATE PROCEDURE
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| T # ============================================================================ | |
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| # UPDATE PROCEDURE | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/sharp-edges.yaml around lines 587 -
589, Remove the stray character that precedes the YAML comment header so the
line begins with a proper comment marker; specifically, delete the leading "T"
before the "#
============================================================================
# UPDATE PROCEDURE
# ==========================================================================="
block (or replace it with a valid key/value) so the YAML parser no longer
encounters a stray character breaking parsing.
| ### 1. Check Prerequisites | ||
| Verify system meets requirements before starting: | ||
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| # Check architecture (must be x86_64) | ||
| uname -m | ||
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| # Check Docker and Docker Compose | ||
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| # Check Python 3 with pip and venv | ||
| python3 --version | ||
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| **Minimum requirements:** | ||
| - AMD64 (x86_64) architecture | ||
| - 16GB+ RAM, 8+ CPU cores, 128GB+ SSD | ||
| - Node.js v18+ | ||
| - Docker with Compose plugin | ||
| - Python 3 with pip and venv | ||
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| ### 1. New Validator or Existing? | ||
| **Note**: Commands shown here assume local execution. For remote servers, adapt based on your chosen access method from Step 0. |
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Duplicate step numbering: Two sections labeled "Step 1".
Lines 403 and 430 both define "### 1. ..." sections:
- Line 403:
### 1. Check Prerequisites - Line 430:
### 1. New Validator or Existing?
This creates confusion about the actual step sequence. Based on the process overview at lines 35-85 which shows prerequisites as Step 2 and new/existing validator as Step 3, the numbering here should be corrected.
📝 Suggested fix
-### 1. Check Prerequisites
+### 2. Check Prerequisites
Verify system meets requirements before starting:
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-### 1. New Validator or Existing?
+### 3. New Validator or Existing?
**Note**: Commands shown here assume local execution...Alternatively, renumber all subsequent sections to maintain a consistent 1-11 sequence matching the overview.
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| ### 1. Check Prerequisites | |
| Verify system meets requirements before starting: | |
| ```bash | |
| # Check architecture (must be x86_64) | |
| uname -m | |
| # Check Node.js (v18+ required) | |
| node --version | |
| # Check Docker and Docker Compose | |
| docker --version | |
| docker compose version | |
| # Check Python 3 with pip and venv | |
| python3 --version | |
| pip3 --version | |
| python3 -m venv --help | |
| ``` | |
| **Minimum requirements:** | |
| - AMD64 (x86_64) architecture | |
| - 16GB+ RAM, 8+ CPU cores, 128GB+ SSD | |
| - Node.js v18+ | |
| - Docker with Compose plugin | |
| - Python 3 with pip and venv | |
| ### 1. New Validator or Existing? | |
| **Note**: Commands shown here assume local execution. For remote servers, adapt based on your chosen access method from Step 0. | |
| ### 2. Check Prerequisites | |
| Verify system meets requirements before starting: | |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/SKILL.md around lines 403 - 431, The
two headings "### 1. Check Prerequisites" and "### 1. New Validator or
Existing?" are duplicate; update the headings to match the process overview by
renumbering them (change "### 1. Check Prerequisites" to "### 2. Check
Prerequisites" and "### 1. New Validator or Existing?" to "### 3. New Validator
or Existing?") or renumber the entire sequence so all section numbers align with
the overview; adjust any subsequent section numbers accordingly to preserve a
consistent step sequence.
| handoffs: | ||
| - skill: "genlayer-validator-monitor" | ||
| when: "After node is running, to set up monitoring dashboards." | ||
| - skill: "genlayer-validator-manage" | ||
| when: "To manage stake, exit, or update validator identity." | ||
| - skill: "genlayer-validator-upgrade" | ||
| when: "To upgrade to a new node version." |
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Remove or resolve handoff references to non-existent skills.
The handoffs section (lines 1088-1094) references three skills that do not exist in this repository:
genlayer-validator-monitorgenlayer-validator-managegenlayer-validator-upgrade
Either remove these handoffs, create the referenced skills, or update them to point to existing skills. As-is, users will encounter broken references when following this skill.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/skill.yaml around lines 1088 - 1094,
The handoffs section currently references three nonexistent skills
(genlayer-validator-monitor, genlayer-validator-manage,
genlayer-validator-upgrade); update the handoffs block by either removing those
entries, replacing each skill value with the correct existing skill names, or
implement new skills with those exact names; ensure the handoffs entries (the
"handoffs" list and each "skill" string) point to valid skill IDs so consumers
won't hit broken references.
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| type: command | ||
| command: "python3 -c 'import yaml; yaml.safe_load(open(\"configs/node/config.yaml\"))' 2>/dev/null" | ||
| expect: "exit 0" | ||
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Add PyYAML prerequisite check before YAML validation.
The config-valid-yaml check (line 137) runs python3 -c 'import yaml' but lacks a preceding prerequisite to ensure PyYAML is installed. Without it, missing PyYAML produces a misleading "Configuration file has YAML syntax errors" message instead of clearly indicating the missing dependency.
Proposed fix
- id: python3-venv-installed
name: "python3-venv is installed"
type: command
command: "dpkg -l python3-venv >/dev/null 2>&1 || python3 -m venv --help >/dev/null 2>&1"
expect: "exit 0"
message: "python3-venv is required. Install with: sudo apt install python3-venv"
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+ - id: pyyaml-installed
+ name: "PyYAML is installed"
+ type: command
+ command: "python3 -c 'import yaml' >/dev/null 2>&1"
+ expect: "exit 0"
+ message: "PyYAML is required for YAML validation. Install with: sudo apt install python3-yaml"
# ============================================================================
# POST-INSTALLATION CHECKS
# ============================================================================And add pyyaml-installed to the on_warn section.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/validations.yaml around lines 134 -
139, Add a prerequisite check that verifies PyYAML is installed before running
the YAML validation: create a new command check with id "pyyaml-installed" that
runs a short python3 -c 'import yaml' (or equivalent) and add "pyyaml-installed"
to the on_warn list for the existing check with id "config-valid-yaml" (name
"Config file is valid YAML") so missing PyYAML produces a clear dependency
warning instead of a misleading YAML syntax error.
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| name: "At least one LLM API key is set" | ||
| type: command | ||
| command: "[ -n \"${HEURISTKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${COMPUT3KEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY:-}\" ]" | ||
| expect: "exit 0" | ||
| message: "No LLM API key configured. Set HEURISTKEY, COMPUT3KEY, or IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY" |
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The .env.example includes templates for ANTHROPICKEY, XAIKEY, GEMINIKEY, and ATOMAKEY. Additionally, OpenAI is documented as a supported provider with the OPENAIKEY environment variable. Update the validation to include these providers:
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- command: "[ -n \"${HEURISTKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${COMPUT3KEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY:-}\" ]"
+ command: "[ -n \"${HEURISTKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${COMPUT3KEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${ANTHROPICKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${GEMINIKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${XAIKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${ATOMAKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${OPENAIKEY:-}\" ]"
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+ message: "No LLM API key configured. Set one of: HEURISTKEY, COMPUT3KEY, IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY, ANTHROPICKEY, GEMINIKEY, XAIKEY, ATOMAKEY, OPENAIKEY"📝 Committable suggestion
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| name: "At least one LLM API key is set" | |
| type: command | |
| command: "[ -n \"${HEURISTKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${COMPUT3KEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY:-}\" ]" | |
| expect: "exit 0" | |
| message: "No LLM API key configured. Set HEURISTKEY, COMPUT3KEY, or IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY" | |
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| name: "At least one LLM API key is set" | |
| type: command | |
| command: "[ -n \"${HEURISTKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${COMPUT3KEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${ANTHROPICKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${GEMINIKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${XAIKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${ATOMAKEY:-}\" ] || [ -n \"${OPENAIKEY:-}\" ]" | |
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| message: "No LLM API key configured. Set one of: HEURISTKEY, COMPUT3KEY, IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY, ANTHROPICKEY, GEMINIKEY, XAIKEY, ATOMAKEY, OPENAIKEY" |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @.claude/skills/genlayer-validator-setup/validations.yaml around lines 148 -
153, The llm-key-configured validation currently only checks HEURISTKEY,
COMPUT3KEY, and IOINTELLIGENCE_API_KEY; update the command for the validation
with id "llm-key-configured" to also check for the other documented provider env
vars (ANTHROPICKEY, XAIKEY, GEMINIKEY, ATOMAKEY, OPENAIKEY) so the command
succeeds if any of those are set; keep the validation type/expect/message
unchanged but expand the command's OR conditions to include these additional
environment variable checks.
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| expect: "exit 0" | ||
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+ command: "RPC_URL=$(grep -E '^GENLAYERNODE_ROLLUP_GENLAYERCHAINRPCURL=' /opt/genlayer-node/.env .env 2>/dev/null | tail -n1 | cut -d= -f2-); [ -n \"$RPC_URL\" ] && curl -sf -X POST \"$RPC_URL\" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{\"jsonrpc\":\"2.0\",\"method\":\"eth_blockNumber\",\"params\":[],\"id\":1}' | grep -q 'result'"🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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235, The rpc-url-reachable validation currently hardcodes the Caldera RPC URL;
update the rule with id "rpc-url-reachable" to use the configured environment
variable GENLAYERNODE_ROLLUP_GENLAYERCHAINRPCURL instead. Change the command to
reference the env var (e.g. curl -sf -X POST
"$GENLAYERNODE_ROLLUP_GENLAYERCHAINRPCURL" -H 'Content-Type: application/json'
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[],"id":1}' | grep -q
'result'), ensure the variable is quoted to handle empty/space-containing
values, and adjust the message to indicate it checks the configured RPC URL. If
desired, add a pre-check to fail with a clear message when
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Claude Code’s plugin marketplace install command syntax (from the official docs):
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Add a marketplace (so plugins can be discovered/installed):
/plugin marketplace add <source>where<source>can be:owner/repo(GitHub repo containing.claude-plugin/marketplace.json)- a git URL (e.g.
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Docs pages: Plugins [1], Plugin marketplaces [2].
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**Install the skill:**
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claude+Then, in the Claude Code prompt:
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the Callout mixes a shell invocation ("claude") with Claude REPL commands
("/plugin marketplace add" and "/plugin install"), which will break if users
copy-paste into a shell; split the block in the Callout so the first block
remains a bash block containing only the shell command "claude" (and any real
shell steps), and add a second block labeled as text or plain (e.g., "text")
that contains only the REPL commands "/plugin marketplace add
genlayerlabs/genlayer-docs" and "/plugin install
genlayer-validator-setup@genlayer-docs", updating the surrounding explanatory
sentence to say "Then, in the Claude Code prompt:" and removing the duplicated
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I think the skill has been done using our custom deployment ansible pipeline, thus all the defaults around /opt, using openai and systemctl
I'd suggest you to prompt claude to create the guide from the current docs
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| "description": "GenLayer validator setup and node management skills", | ||
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what's this version?
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| "description": "GenLayer validator setup and node management skills", | ||
| "version": "1.3.0", | ||
| "author": "GenLayer", |
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| **Purpose:** Detect if OpenAI is used but not enabled (edge: openai-backend-disabled) |
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| **Purpose:** Detect if OpenAI is used but not enabled (edge: openai-backend-disabled) | |
| **Purpose:** Detect if LLM provider API key is configured |
| # For each non-empty key, check if that provider is enabled | ||
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| if grep -q 'OPENAIKEY=' /opt/genlayer-node/.env | grep -v '=$'; then | ||
| grep -A 2 'openai:' /opt/genlayer-node/third_party/genvm/config/genvm-module-llm.yaml | grep 'enabled' | ||
| # If shows "enabled: false" → FLAG FOR FIX | ||
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| **Action if detected:** Note that OpenAI will need to be enabled in new version. |
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I think we don't want to encourage using openai
| ### 1.4 Verify Node is Running | ||
| **Purpose:** Confirm we're not stopping a non-running node (edge: high-downtime-update) | ||
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validators may not run with systemctl
They might be using docker, or any other deployment tool
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| **Purpose:** Proactively fix OpenAI disabled issue BEFORE switching (edge: openai-backend-disabled) | ||
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| **Action:** Fix BEFORE switching versions. |
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again mentioning openai
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