Libre Blockchain

Don’t ignore that manual portfolio that’s doing #’s like crazy right now if you need a guide.

This IDE I created shows the final product of an ERC4626 smart contract that was made from scratch. Every facet of that project was made from the multi-agent setup in one go.

So that includes:

1. Libraries
2. Inheritances
3. Main solidity contracts
4. Any attachments to that
5. Foundry file
6. Documentation

“Self-healing” as well, so any errors or what-not that pop up get fixed too based on feedback from the terminal. Project also comes with the IDE itself - a bit more full featured than the RemixIDE folks are used to.

Of course, that comes with a desktop version prepared to be shipped for MacOS, Linux & Windows. Really.

Purpose of the Project

To allow people to be able to actually leverage AI to make real smart contract projects. Not just basic ones or boilerplate templates that we see in the wild. I’m talking full fledged, top to bottom, modular smart contract projects without limitation. Doesn’t matter the complexity behind the request or what ERC type you’re looking for. Could be one of the recent EIPs that got approved and put on the standards track - that can be built.

If you need a project as complex as Maple Finance, that can be built. Or if you need one as complex as Yearn Finance - that can be built. From scratch. Accurately. And the agents will extract whatever information they need from you to do so. So you don’t have to worry about any deficits or gaps in knowledge you might have. If there are facets of the build process you’re unsure or not knowledgeable about, then it will teach and inform you.

Very confident there’s nothing else on planet earth that does what this does. Thank you to all that participated in this process. I’m looking forward to launching this very soon. Ironing out the remaining kinks wasn’t easy - but doable.

And to charge people for it. That's one of the last steps of the pipeline is to rip that code out from another project and place that in here. But I'm bout as close as I've ever been at this point!

Without limit. Accurately. In a deployable manner.

But this setup ultimately is designed to allow someone to build a smart contract of any level of complexity.

Which itself took a lot of trial / error, swapping out code, updating and removing modules or finding where the new one was pointed to after something got deprecated, fixing dependencies, trial and error again - trying new things, scrapping old ideas, tons of reading etc etc etc

Sorry - I been tired. This was hard. But I upped it on this space by telling everyone make a multi-agentic setup

There are a bunch of different agents that work in unison in the pipeline to build any given smart contract. Took a substantial amount of coding and documentation reading (specifically the SDKs for a couple of modules; i.e., Mirascope was one of them - big fan of what they got going on to facilitate this code development)

IDE is up, packaged for MacOS, Linux and Windows at the time of writing. So that's done. We can access the necessary files on the local disk (or the sandboxed container instance as well after plugging e2b in it ; that's done).

Let's see...what else is needed here. All the contract code that you see here was built by a multi-agent setup. Really the only remaining step is integrating that multi-agent setup into the IDE itself which is probably as simple as exposing a port on the container where the multi-agent setup is being ran and reading straight from the container via API or using some other means to integrate it in (not too difficult from this point)

That was/is the priority item at the time.

Happy New Years. Time was of the essence, needed to focus on getting downhill to get this project finished.

Just about done.