Run tools
It runs commands and shows the real result in a card.
Product
blockchain software developer tools
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Atelier Coin helps the blockchain software developer manage repositories, run tests, and build smart contracts on your own Windows PC.
Edit files
It writes code and shows diffs for review.
Ask first
It pauses before changing your files or data.
Features
- FilesIt reads, writes, edits, and deletes files in your folder.
- ShellIt runs your build and test commands in the terminal.
- WebIt searches the web and reads official documentation pages.
- Screenshots and imagesIt reads text from screenshots and saves images.
- OrchestrationIt splits tasks across sub-agents or uses bigger models.
- Approval modesIt runs automatically, asks first, or writes a plan.
- CronIt runs scheduled prompts at specific times for you.
- ModelsIt uses cloud, local, or built-in models for tasks.
How it works
The agent maps your repository, reads code, and runs your commands to verify changes.
Run the test suite for the new contract function.
- glob
*.sol3 matches - read_file
Contract.solread ok - Shell
your test commandexit 0 - grep
error0 matches - edit_file
Test.soledited file
waiting for your OK before the next stepRejectAccept
Walkthroughs
Build a blockchain
A blockchain software developer uses list_dir to map the folder and glob to find files, so the agent locates the correct context for the task. Write the file. Use write_file to create block-format.txt with the design note and review the content in the chat card. The agent uses Shell to run your build command and verify the structure, checking the exit code. Nodes agree on the next block through a rule such as proof of work. Some people imagine a proof of work blockchain as social network for community governance. A blockchain app developer uses Ask first to pause before changes, ensuring you control every action. The interface supports 13 languages, and no account is needed to run the autonomous agent.
Code for blockchain
The agent uses read_file to load the code and grep to find usage points, so it knows where changes are needed and prepares the next step. It edits. You review the diff in the card and approve it. The agent uses edit_file to change the logic and shows the diff. You check the output for failures after the Shell runs your test command. The agent uses Plan only to list steps without changing anything. You review the plan and decide whether to run it or stop. This workflow helps the blockchain app developer understand where did blockchain go.
What Atelier Coin does not do
Atelier Coin is not a hosted service or plugin; it is meant only for your own files, PC and servers you are authorised to use. You keep the work within them, though the agent does not enforce scope and Shell, web and SSH are not folder-bound. There is no guarantee that code, scans or analysis are correct. Deployed contracts usually cannot be changed unless they were designed to be upgradable, so review, test and get an independent security audit before real money is involved. This app is not an audit and cannot prove a contract is free of flaws. You can even try building a blockchain in rust as a learning exercise.
