Developer Resources
Use these official resources when you want to learn the protocol, start from a working application, or hand Intuition-specific context to an AI coding agent.
Start Here
| Resource | Use When | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Learn Intuition | You want a guided course through atoms, triples, signals, reads, writes, and app building. | Learn Intuition |
| Templates | You want to fork a working Intuition app instead of starting from a blank repository. | Templates |
| AI Skills | You want Claude Code, Codex, or another agent to produce correct Intuition protocol operations. | AI Skills |
| MCP Server | You want an AI app to query Intuition through Model Context Protocol tools. | MCP Server |
Official Repositories
| Repository | Purpose |
|---|---|
| learn-intuition | Interactive Claude Code course for learning Intuition from primitives to a capstone app. |
| agent-skills | Agent-facing skills that provide canonical protocol context and unsigned transaction parameters. |
| intuition-basic-template | Vite + React template that exposes protocol functions through direct forms. |
| intuition-advanced-template | Next.js template for curated lists with GraphQL reads, protocol writes, and SIWE auth. |
| intuition-mcp-server | Model Context Protocol server for querying and exploring Intuition data from AI clients. |
Suggested Path
- Read Choose Your Path to pick the right building surface.
- Run Learn Intuition if you want guided protocol context.
- Fork the basic or advanced template that matches your application.
- Install the AI skills before asking an agent to write Intuition protocol code.
- Use the MCP Server when your AI application needs live graph tools.
Agent-Ready Development
The course, templates, and skills are designed to work together:
- Learn Intuition teaches the protocol and ends with a template-based capstone.
- The templates include agent-facing instructions for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and compatible tools.
- The AI skills fill in Intuition-specific details that general LLMs usually miss, including ABIs, bytes32 IDs, batch-only creation flows, bonding curve mechanics, and unsigned transaction parameter generation.
For protocol concepts before implementation, start with Primitives. For reads and queries, use the GraphQL API. For onchain writes, use the SDK or Protocol docs.