ChainGPT Developer Kit for Claude Code

Turn your AI assistant into a Web3 engineering co‑pilot.

One install gives Claude Code 154 MCP tools across ChainGPT AI products (chat, NFT, contract gen, audit, news), EVM + Solana DEX trading (OpenOcean, 1inch v6, CoW, Jupiter), DeFi (Aave V3, Lido, EigenLayer, Pendle, Morpho, Marginfi, Kamino), Tron (TVM) (TRC‑20, SunSwap, JustLend, agent‑wallet signing), perps (Hyperliquid + Drift), prediction markets (Polymarket), cross‑chain bridging (Across), x402 agentic payments, Base (Basenames + Mini App scaffolding), ERC‑8004 trustless‑agent identity, multi‑protocol portfolio, strategy plan persistence + backtest, and an agent wallet with localhost admin dashboard + prompt‑injection‑resistant policy gate. Custody‑free. 45+ audited Solidity patterns. 10 project templates. Daily live‑API smoke CI.

Quickstart · Why this exists · How it works · Security model · MCP tools · Agent Wallet · vs alternatives · Docs

⚡ Install (2 commands)

In the Claude Code prompt, paste these two lines:

/plugin marketplace add ChainGPT-org/chaingpt-claude-skill
/plugin install chaingpt@chaingpt-claude-skill

Then fully restart Claude Code (quit and relaunch) — or run /reload-plugins --force. The plugin ships an MCP server, so a plain /reload-plugins won't load it. First launch installs dependencies once (~30–60s). Verify with /mcp — you'll see chaingpt connected.

That's it. Optional API key (only for the ChainGPT chat / NFT / audit / news tools — everything on-chain works without it) and the guided walkthrough are in the full Quickstart.

Don't have Claude Code yet? Install it first, then run the two commands above.

curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash   # macOS / Linux

Windows: download from https://code.claude.com/download. More detail in Step 1.

👀 60-second tour

The agent tries to overspend; the policy gate — a file the model has no tool to write — refuses in code. Prompt injection gets a refusal, not your funds.

Three exchanges that show the whole philosophy — capability, then the guardrails that make it safe to walk away:

You:    is this token safe? 0x9840...0f98
Claude: → chaingpt_risk_token + chaingpt_research_token
        Verdict: no honeypot flags, ownership renounced, $952k liquidity on
        PancakeSwap, top-10 holders 31%. Two informational flags: ...

You:    set up a daily $100 ETH DCA that runs without me
Claude: → chaingpt_strategy_dca_plan → save_plan → /schedule cron
        Done. Every morning: due_steps → fresh quote → agent wallet signs
        inside policy caps → journal records the tx hash. Crashes and
        double-fired schedules can't double-buy — the journal refuses.

You:    (prompt injection, or just a bad idea) send 5 ETH to 0xattacker
Claude: → chaingpt_agent_wallet_sign_and_send
        ⛔ Policy refused this transaction.
        Reason: To-address not in allowedToAddresses (5 entries).
        No MCP tool can relax these rules from inside the agent.

That last refusal is the product: the policy file lives outside the model's reach, every signature is checked in code, and daily spend + tx-count velocity caps bound even fully-compliant behavior. See Security model.

🧭 Pick your path

🆕 What's new

v1.22 Tron (TVM) integration — non-EVM chain at EVM/Solana parity (14 tools, reuses the EVM key, fail-closed tron policy, SunSwap + JustLend) · v1.19 Solana signing parity (Ed25519 agent wallet, simulation-priced lamport caps) · v1.18 local-only usage insights + self-healing CI · v1.17 scheduled autonomy (set-and-forget DCA with a crash-safe execution journal) · v1.16 daily velocity caps, shipped subagents, mainnet-guard hook · all releases

⚡ Quickstart — full step‑by‑step

This walkthrough takes you from zero to a running dashboard. Estimated time: 5 minutes (most of it Claude Code's first‑run download).

Step 1 — Install Claude Code

Claude Code is Anthropic's official CLI. If you already use it (you see the ▗ ▗ ▖ ▖ banner when you type claude in your terminal), skip to Step 2.

macOS / Linux:

curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash

Follow the prompts. The installer drops a claude binary in your PATH.

Windows: download the installer from https://code.claude.com/download.

Verify:

claude --version
# → Claude Code v2.1.x

You also need an Anthropic account / Claude subscription — the installer walks you through claude login on first run.

Step 2 — Add the ChainGPT marketplace

Adding a marketplace just tells Claude Code "this GitHub repo is a place I can install plugins from." It does not install anything yet.

Open Claude Code (claude in your terminal). Inside the prompt, paste:

/plugin marketplace add ChainGPT-org/chaingpt-claude-skill

You'll see: ✓ Successfully added marketplace: chaingpt-claude-skill.

Behind the scenes Claude Code:

1. Reads .claude-plugin/marketplace.json from the repo root.
2. Clones the repo to ~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/chaingpt-claude-skill/.
3. Caches the plugin listing.

[!NOTE] The reason /plugin install <owner/repo> (single‑step) does not work here is that GitHub's <owner/repo> shorthand resolves only against Anthropic's curated public marketplace, and this plugin isn't (yet) listed there. The two‑step custom‑marketplace flow works today with no approval required.

Step 3 — Install the chaingpt plugin

Type in the Claude Code prompt:

/plugin

A picker opens listing available marketplaces and their plugins. Pick chaingpt-claude-skill → chaingpt → press Enter to install.

You'll see: ✓ Installed chaingpt. Run /reload-plugins to apply.

[!TIP] Shortcut if you don't want to use the picker: /plugin install chaingpt@chaingpt-claude-skill (one shot, no picker).

Step 4 — Load the plugin

Same Claude Code session:

/reload-plugins

This re‑scans installed plugins, spawns the ChainGPT MCP server over stdio, and registers all 24 sub‑skills + 154 MCP tools.

[!IMPORTANT] Because this plugin ships an MCP server, /reload-plugins may warn that it can't apply the MCP change in‑place and skip it — in which case the plugin won't appear in /plugin or /mcp. If that happens, run /reload-plugins --force, or just quit Claude Code (/quit or Cmd+Q) and relaunch. A full restart is the most reliable way to load the plugin and its MCP server, since plugins are loaded at startup. After a fresh install the MCP server also runs a one‑time npm install on first launch (~30–60s) before it shows connected.

Step 5 — Set your API key (optional but recommended)

Without an API key, the dashboard works, all the on‑chain tools work (DEX swaps, Aave, Hyperliquid, etc. — they hit public endpoints), but the ChainGPT product tools fail (chat, NFT generation, contract audit, news — these need credits).

Drop this in your shell rc (~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc):

export CHAINGPT_API_KEY="your-key-here"   # https://app.chaingpt.org → API Dashboard

Reload your shell (source ~/.zshrc) and re‑launch Claude Code.

Get a key + credits at https://app.chaingpt.org. 1,000 credits = $10. 15 % bonus if you pay in $CGPT.

[!IMPORTANT] Using Solana DeFi tools? (Marginfi deposit/withdraw, Jupiter swaps, Drift, Kamino.) Set a real Solana RPC — the default public endpoint rate‑limits the heavy on‑chain SDK fetches these tools rely on, so they'll be slow or fail. A free Helius / Triton / QuickNode endpoint is plenty:

export SOLANA_RPC_URL="https://your-solana-mainnet-rpc-url"

EVM tools don't need this — they ship with public‑RPC fallbacks per chain.

Step 6 — Verify it works

In a fresh Claude Code session:

/mcp

You should see chaingpt listed with 154 tools.

Step 7 — Open the dashboard

/chaingpt:dashboard

Claude calls the chaingpt_dashboard_serve MCP tool. It prints:

URL:         http://127.0.0.1:8788
Admin token: <48-char hex>

Open the URL in your browser. The login page asks for the admin token — paste it, click Unlock. You land on the Overview tab.

6 tabs available:

The dashboard binds 127.0.0.1 only, the admin token rotates every time the server (re)starts, and the session cookie is HttpOnly + SameSite=Strict + 1 h TTL. The dashboard is read‑only — signing flows stay in MCP tool calls.

Step 8 — Optional: enable the Agent Wallet (only needed for "bounded autonomous" flows)

If you want Claude to sign and broadcast transactions itself within a policy you set, the Agent Wallet feature ships with the plugin. It's optional — if you just want the AI co‑pilot that returns unsigned transactions for you to sign in MetaMask / Rabby / Phantom, skip this step.

The keystore is AES‑256‑GCM encrypted with a passphrase. You have two ways to provide it:

Option A — zero‑setup (macOS / Linux with a keychain): just init. A strong 256‑bit passphrase is auto‑generated and stored in your OS keychain (macOS Keychain or Linux libsecret). You never type or remember it.

> initialize the agent wallet

Option B — explicit env var (CI / headless / maximum control): set a passphrase before launching Claude Code.

export CHAINGPT_AGENT_WALLET_PASSPHRASE="your-strong-passphrase-min-16-chars"
# then relaunch claude, and: > initialize the agent wallet

Either way, Claude calls chaingpt_agent_wallet_init and prints the new EOA address (and tells you which passphrase source it used). The default policy is now Balanced DeFi (kill switch OFF, 0.1‑native per‑tx cap, major DEX/lending routers allowlisted) — fund the address, review/tighten the policy in the dashboard, and you're set.

Back up the passphrase. Keychain option: security find-generic-password -s chaingpt-mcp-agent-wallet -a keystore-passphrase -w (macOS). Lose it with no backup → the keystore is unrecoverable.

For full wallet management (multi-chain balances, kill switch, 9 policy templates including 🚨 Unrestricted, custom-chain registration, blue-chip auto-scan), open the dedicated wallet admin UI:

> open the wallet admin UI

Claude calls chaingpt_agent_wallet_serve_ui. It prints a URL on http://127.0.0.1:8787 and its own admin token (separate from the dashboard's 8788 token).

Slash commands you'll use most

Troubleshooting

# User-level (recommended — applies to every project)
git clone https://github.com/ChainGPT-org/chaingpt-claude-skill ~/.claude/plugins/chaingpt

# Or project-level
git clone https://github.com/ChainGPT-org/chaingpt-claude-skill .claude/plugins/chaingpt

cd ~/.claude/plugins/chaingpt/mcp-server
npm install && npm run build

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "chaingpt": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/absolute/path/to/chaingpt-claude-skill/mcp-server/dist/index.js"],
      "env": { "CHAINGPT_API_KEY": "your-key-here" }
    }
  }
}

🎯 Why this exists

Building with Web3 AI APIs means juggling seven different domains in one task: an API surface (ChainGPT), DEX aggregators (OpenOcean / 1inch / CoW / Jupiter), risk scanners (GoPlus / Honeypot), on‑chain readers (Etherscan / Moralis / RPC), DeFi protocols (Aave / Lido / Pendle / Morpho), exchanges (Hyperliquid / Drift / Polymarket), cross‑chain bridges (Across), and the wallet signing that ties them together. Each has its own SDK, schema, error format, key management story, and rate‑limit gotchas. Most of an LLM's time is spent guessing parameters and burning credits on bad calls.

This skill collapses all of that into one toolkit Claude already knows. You describe the goal — "swap 5 ETH on Arbitrum but only if GoPlus says the buy token is safe" — and Claude orchestrates the seven calls, returns the unsigned transaction, and waits for you to sign in your wallet of choice. No SDK installs. No private‑key handoff. No "wait, which version of the OpenOcean API uses gmxV2?" archaeology.

Who it's for

🧠 How it works

Four cooperating layers. Each does one thing well. Claude routes between them automatically.

┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                              Claude Code                               │
└───────────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────────────────┘
                                │
        ┌───────────────────────┼───────────────────────┐
        ▼                       ▼                       ▼
┌──────────────────┐  ┌──────────────────┐  ┌──────────────────────┐
│  24 sub-skills   │  │ Reference docs   │  │ Templates + Patterns │
│  (intent → tool) │  │ (19 markdown)    │  │ (11 + 45)            │
│  Triggers route  │  │ Every endpoint   │  │ Production scaffolds │
│  Claude to the   │  │ + param + cost   │  │ + audited Solidity   │
│  right toolkit   │  │ + error code     │  │                      │
└────────┬─────────┘  └──────────────────┘  └──────────────────────┘
         │
         ▼
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  MCP Server — 154 tools (the runtime)                                  │
│                                                                        │
│  ChainGPT AI       │  Web3 toolkit    │  Mainnet execution             │
│  • chat / NFT      │  • wallet scan   │  • EVM swap (OO/1inch/CoW)    │
│  • generator       │  • token research│  • Solana swap (Jupiter)      │
│  • auditor         │  • risk scan     │  • deploy + verify            │
│  • news            │  • on-chain read │  • Aave/Lido/EigenLayer       │
│                    │  • AI-enriched   │  • Hyperliquid + Drift        │
│  Agent wallet      │    intel         │  • Polymarket data            │
│  • encrypted EOA   │                  │  • Across bridge              │
│  • policy gate     │                  │  • Pendle + Morpho yield      │
│  • admin dashboard │                  │  • portfolio fan-out          │
│                    │                  │  • strategy plans + backtest  │
└────────────────┬───────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────┘
                 │                       │
                 ▼                       ▼
        ┌─────────────────┐     ┌─────────────────────────┐
        │  Mock Server    │     │  Real upstreams         │
        │  localhost:3001 │     │  (DexScreener, GoPlus,  │
        │  Zero credits   │     │   OpenOcean, Aave,      │
        │  for dev / CI   │     │   Hyperliquid, …)       │
        └─────────────────┘     └─────────────────────────┘

The four layers:

1. Sub‑skills (skills/*/SKILL.md, 23 of them) — markdown files with YAML frontmatter that Claude Code auto‑routes based on intent. Examples: chaingpt-deploy triggers on "deploy a contract"; chaingpt-trade on "swap"; chaingpt-agent-wallet on "give the agent a wallet." Each sub‑skill bundles the relevant tools, mandatory pre‑flight checks, and links to deeper reference docs.

2. Reference docs (reference/*.md, 20 files) — every endpoint, parameter, response shape, credit cost, and error code for the seven ChainGPT products. The skill loads these into Claude's context on demand so it never has to guess a parameter name.

3. Templates + Patterns (templates/ + patterns/, 10 templates + 45+ Solidity patterns) — production‑ready scaffolds (Next.js chatbot, NFT marketplace, DeFi dashboard, React Native wallet, Nuxt news app, …) and audited Solidity (ERC‑20 variants, ERC‑4626 vaults, UUPS upgradeable, Governor, role‑based access, timelocks, …). Claude composes from these instead of regenerating boilerplate from scratch.

4. MCP Server (mcp-server/, 154 tools) — the runtime. A @modelcontextprotocol/sdk server that exposes every state‑changing capability as an MCP tool. Direct API calls, on‑chain reads via public RPC, custody‑free transaction building. Claude doesn't write code that calls APIs — Claude calls them directly through the MCP layer.

Plus a mock server (mock-server/) — a full drop‑in replacement for the ChainGPT API at http://localhost:3001. Realistic responses, simulated latency, credit tracking. Build and CI without burning a single credit.

🔐 Security model

The single design choice that everything else follows from: the plugin never sees a private key for funds the user controls. Every state‑changing tool builds an unsigned transaction (EVM) or signed EIP‑712 intent (Hyperliquid / Polymarket) and hands it back. You sign in whatever wallet you already trust — MetaMask, Rabby, Trust, Phantom, hardware wallet (Ledger / Trezor via the same flow), WalletConnect, or your own custom signer.

The agent wallet is the one place the plugin can hold a key — but only the agent's own key, encrypted with a passphrase the agent never sees, gated by a policy file the agent has no tool to write. See the dashboard section for the full threat model and admin flow.

🖥️ The Agent Wallet Dashboard

Ships with a real localhost wallet UI for the AI agent — not just a CLI. Encrypted EOA keystore, admin‑controlled policy gate the agent cannot bypass even under prompt injection, kill switch, 9 policy templates including 🚨 unrestricted mode, custom EVM chain registration, blue‑chip auto‑scan.

Launch it locally in 30 seconds:

# 1. Set a strong passphrase (>=16 chars) for the encrypted keystore
export CHAINGPT_AGENT_WALLET_PASSPHRASE="your-strong-passphrase-here-min-16-chars"

# 2. Try the dashboard without touching your real ~/.chaingpt-mcp/ files
node scripts/demo-agent-wallet-dashboard.mjs

Open http://127.0.0.1:8787/. The console prints a one‑time admin token — paste it at the login screen.

Why this is prompt‑injection‑resistant:

1. Policy lives in a JSON file (~/.chaingpt-mcp/agent-wallet/policy.json). No MCP tool can write it — admin edits via the localhost dashboard or a text editor.
2. Every sign_and_send call loads the policy file fresh and runs checkPolicy(intent) — pure deterministic code that doesn't see the LLM's context. Refuses if any rule fails (kill switch, chain whitelist, address allow/blocklist, value cap, gas cap, selector blocklist, memo requirement).
3. The LLM has no MCP tool that issues arbitrary HTTP requests, so it cannot reach the localhost dashboard's edit endpoints either.
4. Default policy is fail‑closed (killSwitch: true). Admin must explicitly opt in.

Security: bound to 127.0.0.1 only — never 0.0.0.0. Origin + Referer check on every POST. Session cookie HttpOnly + SameSite=Strict + 1h sliding TTL. Admin token rotated on every restart. Atomic write + .bak backup at 0600.

🔌 MCP Server — 154 Tools

The MCP server gives Claude direct API and on‑chain access — not just code generation. 154 tools across 16 categories. Detailed sections follow.

📦 ChainGPT products covered

Plus SaaS & Whitelabel references — Launchpad, Staking, Vesting, Telegram bots.

1 credit = $0.01 USD · 15% bonus when paying with $CGPT.

📋 10 Project Templates

🔐 45+ Smart Contract Patterns

Audited, production‑ready Solidity patterns Claude composes from instead of generating from scratch:

💬 Usage examples

Just talk to Claude naturally:

"Build me a Web3 AI chatbot with streaming responses"
"Generate and mint an NFT on Base using ChainGPT"
"Set up smart contract auditing in my CI/CD pipeline"
"Scaffold an NFT marketplace that uses 4 ChainGPT products"
"What's the credit cost for generating 100 NFTs with NebulaForge XL?"
"Write a staking contract"   →  uses patterns library, not from scratch
"I'm migrating from OpenAI — help me switch to ChainGPT"
"I'm at a hackathon — scaffold me a DeFi project fast"

End‑to‑end DeFi flow:

You: "I want to long ETH 5x on Hyperliquid but check the funding rate first.
      If funding is paying shorts, post a limit order at -1.5% from mid."

Claude: → chaingpt_hl_markets
        → chaingpt_hl_funding  (ETH 8h funding rate: -0.0042% → shorts pay longs ✓)
        → chaingpt_hl_orderbook(symbol=ETH, depth=20)  (mid: 4218.5)
        → chaingpt_hl_place_order_payload(symbol=ETH, side=buy, size=5000,
                                          price=4155.2, leverage=5,
                                          tif=Gtc)
        ✓ EIP-712 intent ready. Paste this into your HL signer to broadcast:
        { "action": {...}, "nonce": ..., "signature": "0x..." }

Custody‑free deploy:

You: "Generate an ERC-4626 vault for a yield strategy on Arbitrum,
      audit it, then prepare a mainnet deploy. Don't broadcast."

Claude: → chaingpt_generate_contract(...)
        → chaingpt_audit_contract(...)  (score: 9.2/10 — no critical issues)
        → chaingpt_deploy_compile(...)  (bytecode: 0x60806040..., ABI: [...])
        → chaingpt_deploy_estimate(network=arbitrum)  (estimated cost: 0.018 ETH)
        → chaingpt_deploy_build_tx(network=arbitrum, acknowledgeMainnet=true)
        ✓ Unsigned tx ready. Open MetaMask / Rabby / Ledger and broadcast.
        After confirmation, run:
          chaingpt_deploy_verify(address=…, network=arbitrum)

💰 Pricing & credits

Per‑product credit costs are in reference/pricing.md and chaingpt_estimate_credits returns a quote before you spend.

🧪 Testing

Use the mock server to develop and test without spending a single credit.

The mock server is a full drop‑in replacement for the ChainGPT API — realistic responses, simulated latency, credit tracking — so you can build, iterate, and run CI/CD pipelines without touching your API quota.

cd .claude/skills/chaingpt/mock-server
npm install && npm run dev
# → http://localhost:3001

Point your CHAINGPT_BASE_URL at http://localhost:3001 and everything works exactly as it would in production. No API key required.

Run the full test suite

./scripts/test-all.sh           # everything (offline + live smoke, ~50s)
./scripts/test-all.sh --fast    # everything except live smoke (~20s)
./scripts/test-all.sh --only mcp-test    # one layer only

The orchestrator runs six layers — see TESTING.md for the full reference.

CI runs the first four on every push and PR (.github/workflows/ci.yml). Smoke runs daily plus on‑demand and opens a labeled GitHub issue on scheduled‑run failure.

The contract: every PR that adds a tool or behavior must add tests in the same PR. See TESTING.md.

📊 How this compares

There are several Web3 + AI agent toolkits in flight. They aim at the same outcome (let an LLM call Web3 surfaces) but pick different trade‑offs.

Where this wins: breadth (154 tools), AI‑enriched composed tools (the DexScreener + GoPlus + News + AI signal combo), mainnet safety guard rails, and the agent‑wallet admin dashboard.

Where Goat / AgentKit win: if you want pluggable per‑protocol extensions over a fixed core surface, Goat's plugin model is cleaner. If you're Coinbase‑native (CDP, Base, Smart Wallet end‑to‑end), AgentKit is the obvious choice.

These aren't mutually exclusive — you can run this skill alongside any of them in Claude Code.

🗂️ Project structure

chaingpt-claude-skill/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── plugin.json                   # Plugin manifest (name, version, author)
├── .mcp.json                         # MCP server configuration
├── VERSION                           # Semantic version
├── README.md                         # This file
├── CONTRIBUTING.md
├── CHANGELOG.md
├── TESTING.md                        # Testing guide — six-layer harness
├── LICENSE
│
├── skills/                           # 24 sub-skills (auto-discovered)
│   ├── chaingpt/SKILL.md             #   Main skill — API reference + tool routing
│   ├── agent-wallet/SKILL.md         #   AI's own EOA with admin policy gate
│   ├── bridge/SKILL.md               #   Across cross-chain
│   ├── debug/SKILL.md                #   Troubleshoot API errors
│   ├── defi/SKILL.md                 #   Aave + Lido + EigenLayer + Pendle + Morpho
│   ├── deploy/SKILL.md               #   Mainnet contract deployment
│   ├── drift/SKILL.md                #   Drift perps on Solana (read-only)
│   ├── hackathon/SKILL.md            #   60-second project scaffolder
│   ├── hyperliquid/SKILL.md          #   Hyperliquid perps
│   ├── playground/SKILL.md           #   Interactive API testing
│   ├── polymarket/SKILL.md           #   Polymarket prediction markets
│   ├── research/SKILL.md             #   Token research + DexScreener
│   ├── security/SKILL.md             #   Honeypot + risk + audit
│   ├── aa/SKILL.md                   #   ERC-4337 v0.7 account abstraction
│   ├── base/SKILL.md                 #   Basenames + Base Mini Apps
│   ├── dashboard/SKILL.md            #   Localhost marketplace dashboard
│   ├── scheduled-autonomy/SKILL.md   #   Run saved strategies on a schedule (journal + caps)
│   ├── solana/SKILL.md               #   Solana signing foundation + transfers
│   ├── tron/SKILL.md                 #   Tron (TVM) — TRC-20, SunSwap, JustLend, agent-wallet signing
│   ├── strategy/SKILL.md             #   Plan persistence + backtest
│   ├── trade/SKILL.md                #   OpenOcean / 1inch / CoW / Jupiter
│   ├── trustless-agents/SKILL.md     #   ERC-8004 agent identity/reputation
│   ├── x402/SKILL.md                 #   x402 agentic payments (HTTP 402)
│   └── update/SKILL.md               #   Check for skill updates
│
├── reference/                        # API & SDK documentation (20 files)
├── templates/                        # 10 project templates (+ composition guide)
├── patterns/                         # 45+ Solidity patterns (6 files)
├── migration/                        # Platform migration guides (3 files)
├── mcp-server/                       # MCP server — 154 tools, 491 vitest cases
├── mock-server/                      # Mock API for zero-credit dev — 26 tests
├── scripts/                          # validate.sh + test-all.sh + demo launcher
└── examples/                         # Working code — JS + Python

🗺️ Roadmap

Shipped (1.0 → 1.9)

• Complete API reference for all 7 ChainGPT products
• 154 MCP tools across ChainGPT AI, EVM + Solana DEX (OpenOcean · 1inch v6 · CoW · Jupiter), DeFi (Aave · Lido · EigenLayer · Pendle · Morpho), Tron (TRC‑20 · SunSwap · JustLend · agent‑wallet signing), perps (Hyperliquid · Drift), prediction markets (Polymarket), cross‑chain (Across), Solana lending (Marginfi · Kamino), multi‑protocol portfolio snapshot, strategy plan persistence + backtest
• Agent wallet — encrypted keystore + prompt‑injection‑resistant admin policy gate + localhost admin dashboard (assets / policy / activity / settings tabs, kill switch, 9 policy templates including 🚨 unrestricted)
• Custody‑free signing — every state‑changing tool returns an unsigned tx / EIP‑712 intent; the plugin never sees a private key. acknowledgeMainnet: true gate on every mainnet write
• 10 project templates including multi‑product compositions
• 45+ audited Solidity patterns
• Mock server for zero‑credit development (26 endpoint tests)
• Unified test harness — ./scripts/test-all.sh runs six layers. 491 vitest + 26 mock + 159 validate + 39 live‑API cases
• Daily live‑API smoke CI — catches upstream drift within 24h, opens a labeled GitHub issue on failure
• Migration guides (OpenAI, Alchemy, custom)
• Cost optimization & wallet integration docs
• ERC‑4337 v0.7 foundation — userOpHash, PackedUserOperation packing, bundler‑RPC proxy. 4 MCP tools. Per‑provider session‑key issuance (Safe / Kernel / Biconomy / Alchemy SW) queued as follow‑ups.
• SSE streaming demo — examples/sse/ wraps the General Chat stream as Server‑Sent Events with a browser EventSource client.
• Multi‑language SDK examples (Go, Rust) — examples/go/ (stdlib only) + examples/rust/ (reqwest blocking + serde + rustls) calling the public API gateway.

In review (open PRs)

• CI protective gates (PR #29) — solidity pattern compilation, MCP boot smoke, version consistency. Adds two CI jobs; six → eight test layers.
• Solana signing foundation (PR #30) — custody‑free VersionedTransaction builder + native SOL + SPL transfer tools. +2 tools, +29 tests. Drift/Marginfi/Kamino signed actions queued as follow‑up PRs that layer on this.

Next up

• Drift / Marginfi / Kamino signed actions — bring each from read‑only to signed execution on top of PR #30's Solana foundation
• Per‑provider ERC‑4337 session‑key issuance — Safe, Kernel (ZeroDev), Biconomy, Alchemy SW on top of the foundation already shipped
• Claude Code plugin marketplace listing
• Video tutorials & walkthroughs
• Community template submissions

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

# Validate your changes before submitting
bash scripts/validate.sh

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📜 License

MIT — see LICENSE for details.