This page is the starting point if you plan to build on Whitechain with an AI coding assistant or an autonomous agent instead of a manual toolchain. It routes you to the right integration method and lists a few prompts to try immediately.
All AI-generated code, prompt templates, and autonomous agent skills (including whitechain-dev) are provided strictly “AS IS” without warranties of code integrity, security, or fitness for purpose. Developers and operators of autonomous agents assume sole legal, financial, and operational liability for transaction signing, automated calldata execution, smart contract auditing, and local regulatory compliance. Whitechain protocol maintainers hold zero control over or liability for transactions signed by automated agents.
Quick setup
Pick the method that fits your tool.
Static docs files
Every page is also available as plain Markdown: append .md to any URL. See Feed Whitechain docs to AI tools.
Skills
See Agent Skills for what the whitechain-dev skill covers. Verify the underlying open-source licenses and security of any third-party skill package before execution.
Recommended starting points
Example prompts
Copy one of these into your assistant to test that the integration is working:
- “Check the WBT balance of 0xYourAddress on Whitechain Sepolia.”
- “Check whether Whitechain Sepolia is up and report the latest block number.”
- “Guide me through claiming test WBT from the Whitechain Sepolia faucet for 0xYourAddress.”
- “Deploy a minimal ERC-20 to Whitechain Sepolia and verify it on Blockscout.” Ensure any prospective token deployment complies with local financial and virtual asset regulations.
- “Trace transaction 0xYourTxHash on Whitechain Sepolia and tell me whether it succeeded.”
Never paste a private key into an AI chat prompt. Keep it in a local .env file and let the assistant read the environment variable instead. Always inspect and manually confirm any transaction payload before signing.
