Grid Search
Install grid-search when you need fast answers from The Grid’s Web3 knowledge graph—protocols, products, contracts, and profiles—without standing up your own chain indexers.
Overview
grid-search is an agent skill most often used in Idea (also Validate and Build) that queries The Grid Web3 knowledge graph for profiles, products, assets, and contracts via GraphQL or natural language.
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/The-Grid-Data/workspace-public --skill grid-searchWhat is this skill?
- Queries The Grid knowledge graph across 100+ chains
- Supports GraphQL and natural-language style search flows
- Covers profiles, products, assets, and smart contracts
- No API key required for baseline usage per skill description
- Oriented to AI agents via The Grid MCP ecosystem (homepage thegrid.id/mcp)
- 100+ chains covered in catalog description
- Skill package version 1.1.0
Adoption & trust: 2 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
You need trustworthy Web3 entity and contract context across many chains but do not have time to maintain indexers or hop between block explorers for every research question.
Who is it for?
Indie Web3 builders, agent authors, and solo analysts who need cross-chain discovery during early research and scoping.
Skip if: Teams that need private custodial data, guaranteed real-time mempool feeds, or pure off-chain SaaS markets with no blockchain facet.
When should I use this skill?
You need Web3 profiles, products, assets, or smart-contract intelligence from The Grid via GraphQL or natural-language queries.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent returns structured Grid graph results—entities, products, assets, or contracts—you can cite in specs, integration designs, or competitive notes.
- GraphQL query snippets or NL search results formatted for specs
- Entity and contract reference lists for validation docs
- Integration notes linking Grid IDs to your app configuration
Recommended Skills
Journey fit
Spans multiple journey phases - primary shelf plus alternate fits below.
Idea-phase research is the canonical shelf because the skill’s core job is discovering and comparing Web3 entities before you commit to an integration or product bet. Research subphase fits competitive landscape scans, asset lookups, and contract metadata pulls that inform validate-or-kill decisions.
Where it fits
Compare competing wallet and custody products in The Grid graph before picking an integration partner.
Pull contract and asset records to estimate integration surface area for a MVP demo.
Resolve canonical product and profile IDs while implementing agent tools that call The Grid GraphQL endpoints.
How it compares
Use this research skill for curated Web3 knowledge-graph lookups instead of treating a generic web search as your protocol directory.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is grid-search for?
Solo builders and AI-agent developers who research Web3 protocols, products, and contracts and want The Grid graph queryable from Claude Code, Cursor, or similar agents.
When should I use grid-search?
During Idea for landscape and competitor research, during Validate to sanity-check integration targets, and during Build when your agent needs entity IDs or contract metadata while coding Web3 features.
Is grid-search safe to install?
It performs network queries to The Grid services; review the Security Audits panel on this Prism page and The Grid’s documentation before sending sensitive strategy or wallet details in prompts.
SKILL.md
READMESKILL.md - Grid Search
Query The Grid's Web3 knowledge graph — search profiles, products, assets, and smart contracts across 100+ chains via GraphQL or natural language. No API key required. # grid-search Source: ./grid-search { "name": "grid-search", "tags": [ "web3", "blockchain", "graphql", "data", "ai-agent" ], "source": "./grid-search", "version": "1.1.0", "category": "database", "homepage": "https://thegrid.id/mcp", "description": "Query The Grid's Web3 knowledge graph — search profiles, products, assets, and smart contracts across 100+ chains via GraphQL or natural language. No API key required." }