Emblem Ai Prompt Examples

This is a reference library of prompts for asking EmblemAI to do crypto work like portfolio reviews, swap quotes, NFT discovery, or prediction market analysis. Instead of guessing how to phrase a request, you get examples organized by task: wallet operations, DeFi, cross-chain transfers, Bitcoin ordinals, Polymarket bets, OpenSea listings. Every example emphasizes quote-first, approval-gated flows so you never accidentally execute a transaction. It's useful if you're building a bot or agent interface and want users to ask clearly for things like "show me a quote-only swap" or "review this vault before I mint." The prompts are read-only patterns, not executable code, and they assume you're wiring them into an agent that respects trust boundaries.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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$ npx -y skills add emblemcompany/agent-skills --skill emblem-ai-prompt-examples --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

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EmblemAI Prompt Examples

Use this skill when the user wants example prompts, wording patterns, or sample requests for end-user EmblemAI workflows rather than SDK, React, or app implementation details.

Security & Trust Model

This skill provides curated prompt examples and phrasing guidance. It inherently references:

Financial operations (W009): Example prompts cover trading, DeFi, portfolio review, cross-chain transfers, and prediction markets. These are reference prompts only — they demonstrate phrasing patterns, not executable code. All examples emphasize quote-first and approval-gated workflows.
Third-party data (W011): Example prompts reference fetching data from Jupiter, DeFiLlama, OpenSea, and other public sources. This skill only provides the prompt text — actual data fetching is performed by the agent's runtime tools with standard trust boundaries.

This skill is read-only reference material. It does not execute transactions, fetch external data, or modify files. All value-moving prompt examples explicitly include confirmation steps.