StacksAgent CLI - help you build on stacks better with AI

[khoanguyen.id.blocks]

Problem

AI coding assistants like ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot are amazing - but they don’t know Stacks.

Ask them about Clarity or Stacks.js, and you’ll get outdated examples, wrong contract addresses, or generic Web3 code that doesn’t work on Stacks. Every developer building on Stacks has wasted hours fixing AI-generated code that looked right but failed on deployment.

Why I built this:

I’ve been building on Stacks for years, from stxcity and bsnmarket to winning multiple hackathons. Every project taught me the same lesson: there’s a specific way things work on Stacks, and generic AI tools don’t know it.

So I packaged all that hard-earned knowledge into stacksagent: 170+ production-tested patterns, security checks, and real contract addresses that actually work.

Before stacksagent:

“How do I connect a wallet?” → Generic Web3 answer, wrong library
“Create a token contract” → Missing security checks, wrong network
“Integrate Alex swap” → Outdated contract addresses

After stacksagent:

One prompt → Production-ready code
Proper error handling and security patterns
Up-to-date mainnet contract addresses
Network-aware deployments

Live demo - Wallet integration:

Single prompt: “Add Connect Wallet button with balance display”
→ Returns complete React component using @stacks/connect with proper TS types

What’s inside:

• 61 Clarity functions with examples
• 14 contract templates (SIP-010, SIP-009, DAO, Vault, etc.)
• 15 security patterns
• 15 DeFi integrations (Alex, Velar, Bitflow, Zest)
• 30 Stacks.js snippets
• 15 Stacking/PoX guides

Get started:

cd your-project
stacksagent init --ai claude # Works with Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, and more

Package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/stacksagent
GitHub: GitHub - kai-builder/stacksagent

[jwiley]

@adamhaun take a look at this!

@khoanguyen.id.blocks - pretty interesting on first read through. will have to take a closer look at the repo. thanks for sharing

cc @BowTiedRadone

[BowTiedRadone]

@khoanguyen.id.blocks Congrats on the initiative! The repo looks great, and in my opinion it addresses a real need with strong potential. I’d be happy to join a live demo if you plan to host one.

For the broader community, video tutorials would be very helpful.

As the co-creator of Rendezvous (the first fuzzer for Clarity smart contracts) I know that onboarding can be challenging, both because fuzzing isn’t familiar to everyone and because this kind of tool is still new in the Clarity ecosystem. I’d also be interested in contributing to the project’s knowledge base to help users get started fuzzing their Clarity smart contracts using Rendezvous and increase the security of their smart contracts.

Thanks to @jwiley for the CC.

[adamhaun]

Super cool to see this. Well done @khoanguyen.id.blocks Would love to see a demo at some point when available

[grimaldo0630]

This addresses a real pain point, generic AI tools often break down when it comes to Clarity, correct contract addresses, and Stacks specific patterns. Having a CLI that’s network aware and production focused could save builders like me a lot of time.

Nice work, interested to see how this evolves.

[khoanguyen.id.blocks]

Exactly right @grimaldo0630 - that’s the core problem we’re solving.

Generic AI tools hallucinate contract addresses, use outdated Clarity syntax, and miss Stacks-specific patterns. stacksagent fixes that with curated, production-tested knowledge.

Will keep shipping updates. Follow along on Twitter @stxcity or GitHub for the latest.

Thanks for the feedback!

[khoanguyen.id.blocks]

Thanks @BowTiedRadone! Really appreciate the kind words.

Would love to collaborate on adding Rendezvous integration to the knowledge base - security testing is exactly the kind of workflow stacksagent should help developers with. Having the first Clarity fuzzer creator contribute would be huge for the community.