Bech32 Encoding/Decoding Skill

Use this skill to convert between hex/base58 inputs and bech32 strings, or to decode bech32 back to base16. The local bech32 binary reads data from standard input and writes to standard output.

When to use

When you need to inspect or transform bech32 strings for debugging or tests
When you need to encode raw bytes (hex/base58) to a bech32 prefix
When you need to decode a bech32 string to base16

Tooling

bech32 [PREFIX] converts to/from bech32 strings
Input is read from stdin
Output is printed to stdout
Supported input formats: Base16, Bech32, Base58

Operating rules (must follow)

Confirm the target human-readable prefix (HRP) before encoding
Prefer piping input via or so the payload is explicit

Bech32 Encoding/Decoding Skill

Use this skill to convert between hex/base58 inputs and bech32 strings, or to decode bech32 back to base16. The local bech32 binary reads data from standard input and writes to standard output.

When to use

When you need to inspect or transform bech32 strings for debugging or tests
When you need to encode raw bytes (hex/base58) to a bech32 prefix
When you need to decode a bech32 string to base16

Tooling

bech32 [PREFIX] converts to/from bech32 strings
Input is read from stdin
Output is printed to stdout
Supported input formats: Base16, Bech32, Base58

Operating rules (must follow)

Confirm the target human-readable prefix (HRP) before encoding
Prefer piping input via or so the payload is explicit

Bech32 Encoding Decoding

Bech32 Encoding/Decoding Skill

When to use

Tooling

Operating rules (must follow)

Bech32 Encoding Decoding

Bech32 Encoding/Decoding Skill

When to use

Tooling

Operating rules (must follow)

Execution workflow

Step 1: Identify the input type

Step 2: Encode to bech32

Step 3: Decode from bech32 to base16

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