manueldezman/botchain-init-toolkit

This project is a setup tool for people who use AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Windsurf and want them to work with something called BOT Chain, which is a blockchain network. Instead of manually configuring each assistant, you run one command and it does the setup for you. Running the installer with npx copies a skill folder into the config directories of each supported assistant (for example, into Claude's skills folder or Cursor's skills folder), and it also sets up a small local server that gives the assistant 11 tools for checking your BOT Chain environment, compiling and deploying contracts, sending transfers, and looking things up on the BOT Chain explorer website. Windsurf is handled a little differently since it does not have a verified skills folder, so the installer writes rules files instead and tells you where to check manually if needed. The author says they found several real problems in BOT Chain's official documentation while building this, such as broken links and a wrong method name, and lists them separately for anyone submitting fixes. The toolkit's own reference material was written to route around those documentation gaps. After installing, you need to fill in a few blank settings yourself, like the network address and a private key, which the README is clear should only be a testnet key, never a real one. Once that is done, you can ask your assistant things like checking a wallet balance or deploying a simple contract to the BOT Chain test network. On safety, the local server only allows a fixed list of command line programs to run, and it does not use risky shell parsing. Any action that changes something, like deploying a contract or sending money, is expected to be approved by the person using the assistant first. Everything defaults to the test network, not the real one. The project is released under the MIT-0 license, meaning it can be used, changed, and shared freely with no credit required.