This guide covers key concepts for building Web3 applications with WalletAgent, focusing on development patterns and workflows that help you build better applications.
Overview
WalletAgent enables blockchain development through prompts with AI agents. Understanding these core concepts will help you work more effectively and build robust Web3 applications.
Development Workflow
Safe-First Development
WalletAgent follows a safety-first approach to Web3 development:
Mock Mode by Default
All operations start in mock mode for safe testing
Switch to real wallets only when ready for production
Built-in validation prevents costly mistakes
Transaction Simulation
Test contract functions without gas costs using simulation
Preview transaction outcomes before execution
Catch errors before they cost money
Multi-Environment Support
Develop locally with Anvil blockchain
Test on Sepolia testnet
Deploy to mainnet when ready
AI-Native Development
Prompt Interface Instead of complex API calls, use conversational prompts:
These development concepts form the foundation for building robust Web3 applications with WalletAgent. Focus on safety, testing, and clear communication with your AI agent for the best development experience.
"Load my Wagmi config from ./src/generated.ts"
"Test the mint function on MyNFT contract with recipient 0x123..."
"Deploy MyToken to Sepolia with initial supply 1000000"
"Analyze the UniswapV2Router contract to understand the swap function"
"What are the standard functions for an ERC721 contract?"
"Extract the ABI from MyToken contract for frontend integration"
"Simulate the mint function before executing it"
"Test contract deployment on Anvil first"
"Generate comprehensive test scenarios for all contract functions"
"Deploy MyContract to Sepolia with constructor args [name, symbol]"
"Verify the deployment by calling the name function"
"Estimate deployment costs for Ethereum mainnet"
"Generate TypeScript types from the deployed contract"
"Monitor contract events for Transfer activities"
"Update frontend hooks with new contract addresses"
"Deploy MyContract to Polygon"
"Switch to Arbitrum and check gas prices"
"Compare deployment costs across Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum"
"Switch to Polygon for mainnet testing"
"Switch to Sepolia testnet for testing"
"Use Anvil for local development"
"Test all functions in MyContract with edge cases"
"Generate test scenarios for boundary conditions"
"Verify error handling with invalid inputs"
"Run 50 concurrent balance queries to test system load"
"Measure gas usage optimization in contract functions"
"Test transaction throughput on different networks"
# Start local blockchain
anvil --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8545
# Connect WalletAgent
"Switch to Anvil network"
"Connect to test wallet 0xf39Fd6e51aad88F6F4ce6aB8827279cffFb92266"
"Load Wagmi configuration from ./src/generated.ts"
"List all available contracts in my project"
"Analyze MyToken contract capabilities"
"Switch to Sepolia testnet"
"Import private key from environment variable TEST_PRIVATE_KEY"
"Deploy contracts with test parameters"
"Estimate mainnet deployment costs"
"Review security checklist for production deployment"
"Generate deployment scripts for mainnet"
"Validate address format before sending transaction"
"Check balance sufficiency before token transfers"
"Verify contract addresses before interactions"
"Set up transaction monitoring for deployed contracts"
"Monitor contract events for unusual activity"
"Track gas usage and optimize performance"
"Check balances for multiple addresses simultaneously"
"Execute multiple token approvals in parallel"
"Query multiple contract functions at once"
"Use multicall for batch contract reads"
"Optimize gas usage with transaction simulation"
"Choose optimal networks for different operations"
"Batch multiple view function calls for dashboard data"
"Cache frequently accessed contract state"
"Use multicall for efficient data aggregation"
"Optimize transaction ordering for gas efficiency"
"Use transaction simulation to prevent failures"
"Implement proper nonce management for concurrent transactions"
"Deploy identical contracts across Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum"
"Maintain consistent contract addresses across networks"
"Configure network-specific parameters for each deployment"
"Plan token bridge strategies for cross-chain liquidity"
"Design contracts for multi-chain compatibility"
"Implement cross-chain communication patterns"
"Simulate transaction to identify failure reason"
"Check gas estimates and increase limit if needed"
"Verify contract state before transaction execution"
"Validate ABI matches deployed contract"
"Check network connection and RPC endpoint status"
"Verify wallet has sufficient balance for gas"
"Restart Anvil blockchain for clean state"
"Clear cached configurations and reload"
"Verify environment variables and network settings"
"Get detailed transaction receipt for hash 0x123..."
"Analyze gas usage and optimization opportunities"
"Check event logs for contract state changes"
"Test RPC endpoint connectivity"
"Compare gas prices across different networks"
"Verify chain configuration and block height"