The AI builder

In the Builder, type what you want in a sentence: a planned node appears on the canvas and each step shows on it. The AI builder writes a Solidity contract and a set of tests, compiles them with solc 0.8.28, and runs the tests against the live state of your layer with eth_simulateV1. Nothing is deployed in that step: the test contract is lent to the layer's state for one simulated block.

You read the result: the code, what each test checked and how much gas it used. If you like it, your wallet deploys it with a plain transaction. Nothing is deployed for you and the AI builder never holds your keys.

What it writes

It declines requests for contracts designed to take people's money without their knowledge, to trap funds, or to impersonate another project. If a request is close to the line, it writes the safe version and says what it changed.

The output of a language model can contain mistakes that tests do not catch. Read the code before depositing anything meaningful into something the builder wrote.

Quota

Each wallet and connection can make a few builds per day, more for the owner of a paid layer on that layer. The builder needs an AI model to answer: when it is unavailable, the page says so and the one-click templates keep working.