Solidity is a statically-typed, contract-oriented programming language designed for implementing smart contracts on blockchain platforms, particularly Ethereum.
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Enables generation of Solidity smart contracts for ERC20, ERC721, ERC1155, stablecoins, RWAs, accounts, governors, and custom implementations.
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Leverages Solidity's CREATE2 opcode for deterministic cross-chain contract addressing when deploying OFT tokens
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Enables deployment of smart contracts written in Solidity to the Base Network blockchain
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Offers smart contract compilation capabilities through the solc-mcp server, allowing LLMs to compile Solidity code for deployment.
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Supports deploying smart contracts written in Solidity, with configurable compiler versions and constructor arguments.
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Enables Solidity development capabilities including creating, editing, and deploying smart contracts, running scripts, and installing dependencies through the Foundry toolchain.
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Enables interaction with Solidity smart contracts through tools for reading, writing, and deploying contracts on the Stability blockchain
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Maps Solidity codebases to identify important files and code structures, prioritizing them based on importance
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Offers comprehensive Solidity development support including contract compilation, inspection, testing, and running a Solidity REPL (Chisel) for interactive development
Why this server?
Converts Solidity smart contracts into Python server implementations with RESTful API endpoints, enabling interaction with blockchain contracts through a standard interface