progressive-centralization-starter

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Bootstrap Bun-based single-file frontends with Filebase/IPFS, ENS, and Arweave/ArNS deploy tooling. Use when creating a progressive centralization starter project, setting up .env-driven deploys, or when the user asks to "just do it" for IPFS/ENS/Arweave hosting.

@Swader
MIT2/23/2026
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Install globally (user-level):

npx skillhub install Swader/proce/progressive-centralization-starter

Install in current project:

npx skillhub install Swader/proce/progressive-centralization-starter --project

Suggested path: ~/.claude/skills/progressive-centralization-starter/

AI Review

Instruction Quality70
Description Precision68
Usefulness57
Technical Soundness66

Scores 65. Solid web3 deployment skill that covers the IPFS → ENS → Arweave stack comprehensively. The niche audience (web3 devs using progressive centralization pattern) limits UF score, but within that niche it's genuinely useful.

SKILL.md Content

---
name: progressive-centralization-starter
description: Bootstrap Bun-based single-file frontends with Filebase/IPFS, ENS, and Arweave/ArNS deploy tooling. Use when creating a progressive centralization starter project, setting up .env-driven deploys, or when the user asks to "just do it" for IPFS/ENS/Arweave hosting.
---

# Progressive Centralization Starter

## Scaffold a new project

- `bun run init -- --template page --dest ./my-page`
- `bun run init -- --template web3 --dest ./my-web3`

## Quick start (inside a template project)

1. `bun install`
2. `cp .env.example .env`
3. Fill `.env`
4. `bun run default <template>` (optional)
5. `bun run build <template>` (or `bun run build` if default set)
6. `bun run deploy <template>` (or `bun run deploy` if default set)
7. `bun run preview <template>` (optional)
8. `bun run dev` (local Anvil + deploy + build)

## Configuration essentials

- Townsquare app: `APP_CHAINS_JSON`, `APP_DEFAULT_CHAIN_ID`, `TOWNSQUARE_ADDRESSES_JSON`
- Filebase IPFS: `FILEBASE_BUCKET`, `FILEBASE_ROOT_KEY`, `FILEBASE_ROOT_SECRET`
- ENS: `ENS_NAME`, `PRIVATE_KEY`, `APP_CHAINS_JSON`, `ENS_CHAIN_ID` (or `ENS_RPC_URL`), optional `ENS_NAMEWRAPPER_ADDRESS`
- Optional Arweave/ArNS: `ARWEAVE_KEY` / `ARWEAVE_KEYFILE`, `ARNS_NAME` or `ARNS_PROCESS_ID`

## Deploy flags

- `--dry-run` (build + upload only)
- `--skip-ens` (skip ENS update)
- `--cid <cid>` (use an existing CID)
- `--name <ens>` (override ENS name)
- `--no-resolver-switch` (avoid auto-switching resolver)

## Customize the frontend

- `templates/<template>/src/main.ts`: UI logic
- `templates/<template>/src/styles.css`: styles
- `templates/<template>/src/template.html`: metadata + placeholders
- `templates/<template>/public/`: optional static assets copied into `dist/`
- `contracts/Townsquare.sol`: on-chain template contract

## Guardrails

- Use Bun for all commands; do not use npm or Node.
- Never commit `.env` or wallet keys.