solana-kit-migrationlisted

# Solana Kit Migration Assistant This skill helps you navigate the transition between `@solana/web3.js` (v1.x) and `@solana/kit` (formerly web3.js 2.0), providing guidance on when to use each library and how to migrate between them. ## Overview The Solana JavaScript ecosystem has two major SDK options: | Library | Status | Use Case | |---------|--------|----------| | `@solana/web3.js` (1.x) | Maintenance mode | Legacy projects, Anchor-dependent apps | | `@solana/kit` | Active development | New projects, performance-critical apps | **Key Decision**: `@solana/kit` is the future, but migration isn't always straightforward. ## When to Use Each Library ### Use @solana/kit When: 1. **Starting a new project** without Anchor dependencies 2. **Bundle size matters** - Kit is tree-shakeable (26% smaller bundles) 3. **Performance is critical** - ~200ms faster confirmation latency, 10x faster crypto ops 4. **Using standard programs** (System, Token, Associated Token) 5. **Building browser applications** where bundle size impacts load time 6. **Type safety is important** - Better TypeScript support catches errors at compile time 7. **Using modern JavaScript** - Native BigInt, WebCrypto, AsyncIterators ### Use @solana/web3.js (v1.x) When: 1. **Using Anchor** - Anchor doesn't support Kit out of the box yet 2. **Existing large codebase** - Migration cost outweighs benefits 3. **Dependencies require v1** - Check if your SDKs support Kit 4. **Rapid prototyping** - v1's OOP style may b