I’ve Been Writing the Same Smart Contract Logic Over and Over for Three Years and It’s Mind-Numbing
Every DeFi project needs basically the same functions. Check token price, execute trade if conditions are met, rebalance portfolio when ratios shift. Same logic, different parameters, endlessly repeated.
Writing these manually is tedious. One tiny bug and millions can get drained. We’ve all seen the exploit headlines where some edge case in the code gets discovered and everything’s gone.
Vanar’s upcoming Axon and Flows products are supposed to handle this through intelligent contracts and automated workflows. Instead of coding every conditional statement manually, you describe what you want in natural language and the system generates the smart contract logic.
Think about what that means for development speed. Right now building a simple automated trading strategy requires writing contracts, testing extensively, auditing for security holes. That’s weeks of work minimum. If AI can generate secure contract code from descriptions, that timeline collapses dramatically.
The Flows automation is interesting for repetitive blockchain tasks too. Moving funds between protocols for optimal yield, executing trades based on market conditions, rebalancing portfolios automatically. Stuff that currently requires constant manual intervention or complex bot infrastructure.
They’re running this through Kayon’s reasoning layer so the AI understands blockchain-specific logic instead of just generic programming. That specialization matters because blockchain development has unique security considerations regular software doesn’t.
Curious whether AI-generated smart contracts become trusted enough for serious money or if security concerns keep everything manually coded forever.
Would you deploy AI-generated smart contracts handling real funds or does that sound like asking for exploits?