Architecture
Vector: Short Summary of Use-Cases and Architecture
Key Use-Cases
Smart Contract Insight: Instantly analyze contract types, functions, and metadata.
Wallet Management: Check token/NFT balances and inventories for any address, in real time.
Transaction Prep: Prepare & simulate transfers, mints, burns, swaps, bridges, approvals, and deploy contracts.
Event & Transaction Search: Trace activity, fetch logs, and explore recent high-value or custom events.
Deployment & Integration: Deploy ERC20, ERC721, ERC1155 contracts, and get up-to-date SDK code and docs.
Security & Verification: Detect contracts vs wallets, check source verification and interface compliance.
Architecture Highlights
Layered Design: User chat flows to an intent engine, which picks purpose-built blockchain tools.
Real-Time Blockchain: Every query checks live state (balances, prices, blocks, events) without guessing.
SDK/Docs Integration: Implementation help always comes from latest docs, never memory.
Safe by Design: Only prepares transactions—no auto-send. Users review and execute.
Stateful & Transparent: Remembers chain/wallet context, persists variables for multi-step workflows.
Extensible: Supports all EVM chains and adapts as new features/tools are added.
In essence, Vector is a real-time, developer-grade web3 chatbot: it prepares, inspects, explains, and guides—all securely, with current data.
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