πŸ”Ή1. ERC-20 Token Deployment

πŸ”Ή 1. ERC-20 Token Deployment

πŸ’¬ User Command

β€œDeploy an ERC20 token named MyToken with symbol MYT and total supply 1 million.”

🧠 How the Bot Interprets This

  • Intent Detected: deploy_erc20_token

  • Parameters Parsed:

    • Token Name: MyToken

    • Token Symbol: MYT

    • Total Supply: 1,000,000

βš™οΈ Execution Flow

  1. NLP Parsing

    • The bot identifies that the user wants to deploy a new ERC-20 token and extracts all necessary parameters.

  2. Contract Generation

    • A standard, non-mintable ERC-20 contract template is populated with:

      • Token name (string name)

      • Symbol (string symbol)

      • Initial supply (uint256 totalSupply, adjusted for 18 decimals)

  3. Smart Contract Compilation

    • The bot uses solc-js to compile the generated Solidity source into:

      • EVM bytecode

      • ABI (Application Binary Interface)

  4. Wallet Interaction

    • The user is prompted to:

      • Connect their Ethereum-compatible wallet (MetaMask)

      • Select a network (e.g., Mainnet, Goerli, Sepolia)

      • Confirm the deployment transaction

  5. Deployment to Blockchain

    • The compiled contract is broadcast as a signed transaction to the selected Ethereum network.

    • Upon confirmation, the bot retrieves:

      • The contract address

      • The transaction hash

  6. Response to User

    • The bot replies with:

      • β€œβœ… Your token has been successfully deployed!”

      • Contract Address: 0x...

      • Transaction Hash: 0x...

πŸ”’ Security Notes

  • The bot does not deploy on your behalf β€” you sign the transaction with your own wallet.

  • The source contract is based on audited OpenZeppelin ERC-20 templates, customized with fixed parameters only (no user-written logic).

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