Substreams Skills Refactor Adds 10 Expert Capabilities for AI Coding Assistants

馃敡 Substreams Skills Refactored

By The Graph
Jul 27, 2026, 3:14 PM
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Substreams Skills has undergone a significant refactor, introducing 10 specialized capabilities for AI coding assistants.​

New capabilities include:

  • EVM and Solana blockchain decoding
  • SQL sinks integration
  • Hosted and self-managed deployment options
  • Testing functionality
  • Full Graph Market API access

The updated skills package is compatible with popular AI coding tools including Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code.​ Developers can access the refactored skills through the GitHub repository.​

This update builds on Substreams' existing infrastructure for processing real-time blockchain data, extending its functionality to work directly within AI-assisted development environments.​

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