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ARBuilder

Blockchain developers who build on Arbitrum and want a starting point for contracts and dApp code.

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claude mcp add arbbuilder -- npx -y mcp-remote https://arbuilder.app/mcp --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'
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What it does

An AI development assistant for the Arbitrum ecosystem that turns plain-language prompts into Stylus smart contracts written in Rust. It also helps with cross-chain SDK code for asset bridging and messaging, full-stack dApp scaffolding and Orbit chain deployment. Its answers draw on retrieval over Arbitrum documentation.

Use cases

  1. 01Draft a Stylus smart contract in Rust from a description
  2. 02Write cross-chain bridging code with the Arbitrum SDK
  3. 03Scaffold the parts of a dApp before custom work begins

Questions about
ARBuilder.

What is ARBuilder used for?

Blockchain developers who build on Arbitrum and want a starting point for contracts and dApp code. An AI development assistant for the Arbitrum ecosystem that turns plain-language prompts into Stylus smart contracts written in Rust. It also helps with cross-chain SDK code for asset bridging and messaging, full-stack dApp scaffolding and Orbit chain deployment. Its answers draw on retrieval over Arbitrum documentation.

How do I install ARBuilder?

Run this in your terminal: claude mcp add arbbuilder -- npx -y mcp-remote https://arbuilder.app/mcp --header 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY'

Is ARBuilder open source?

Yes. The code is on GitHub (Quantum3-Labs/ARBuilder) under the MIT licence.

Is ARBuilder safe to use?

It passed our automatic scan for credential theft, hidden instructions and risky install commands. Third party open source software. Sabemos AI does not maintain it. Check the code and permissions before you connect it to company data.