AI & Code Generation
Overview
At the heart of SynthFi is a purpose-built AI engine that turns plain-language prompts into real, deployable smart contracts on Solana, using the Anchor framework.
This section explains how SynthFi's AI layer works, what it produces, and how we ensure the code is accurate, readable, and safe to use.
How It Works
You enter a natural language prompt (e.g., “create a staking contract with 30-day lock and 10% APR”)
The prompt is parsed and interpreted by a large language model (LLM), customized for DeFi + Solana logic
The AI generates:
A complete smart contract (
lib.rs
) written in Rust + AnchorSupporting files like
Cargo.toml
, instruction definitions, and account layoutsOptional program constraints (PDAs, access control, time locks)
A matching React frontend with wallet connect + contract interaction UI
You can then send the generated code to the Launchpad to prepare for deployment and review
What the AI Produces
Smart Contract
Anchor program including instructions, accounts, events, constraints
IDL (optional)
JSON interface used to connect frontend to contract
Frontend DApp
Next.js + Tailwind React app wired to Phantom Wallet
Launchpad Draft
Bundled metadata, ready to preview, configure, and deploy
Supported Logic (Current)
Token staking (APR or fixed)
Time-locked vaults (with penalties or unlock schedules)
Vesting contracts (linear, cliff)
Admin-controlled reward pools
Custom access roles (via
has_one
, signer, or PDA authorities)Reward claiming or airdrop contracts (in progress)
AI Design Goals
✅ Readable, modifiable Anchor code
✅ Predictable structure (init/stake/withdraw patterns)
✅ Compatibility with Phantom and Solana Devnet
✅ Generation transparency — you see and own your code
Limitations
While SynthFi generates high-quality starter contracts, it's not a replacement for:
Full audits
Complex composability (multi-program CPIs, DAO logic)
Mainnet-ready production code without developer review
You should always review the generated logic before deploy.
Risk Flagging
After generation, SynthFi performs a risk scan on the contract to flag common dangers like:
Withdrawals only callable by admin
Locked funds with no release function
Improper signer checks on
close_account
Hardcoded authorities
These warnings are shown in the Launchpad UI before allowing deployment (or in simulated flow).
Coming Soon
GPT-powered function-by-function audit notes
Prompt templates with guided examples (staking, vesting, airdrop, DAO)
Contract explanations ("Explain what this contract does in plain English")
Prompt feedback scoring (clarity, risk, precision)
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