Vibe coding is making lots of noise in software development, but perhaps nowhere will its presence be felt more keenly than in the Web3 coding space.
Of course, not every AI code generator is cut out for Web3 development. That’s because it’s a niche area that requires deep expertise in blockchain languages and smart contract frameworks. So the most popular vibe coding platforms, like Cursor, Devin, and GitHub’s CoPilot are out of the question when it comes to automating smart contract creation. But fortunately, there are a number of Web3-specific coding tools emerging that promise to turbocharge blockchain automation.
The beauty of Web3 vibe coding tools is that they can abstract away much of the complexity of blockchain and smart contracts, opening the doors for many more developers to participate in building decentralised applications.
Top Web3 vibe coding platforms
1: Dreamspace
The Dreamspace platform, currently available in beta, is a collaboration between Space and Time and MakeInfinite Labs that aims to transform smart contract development through a combination of text-based prompts and zero-knowledge proofs.
Using Dreamspace, Web3 developers can transform natural language prompts into Solidity code and essentially create smart contracts simply by describing how they should work. Space and Time plays a key role in this, with its proof-of-SQL consensus mechanism using ZK-proofs to make every off-chain data call cryptographically verifiable, ensuring every query is accurate.
Developers will be able to use Dreamspace to reduce development cycles from sprints to coffee breaks, with GPT-style developer copilots that can generate bytecode and provable data pipelines.
2: Thirdweb AI
Using Thirdweb AI, developers can build powerful AI agents that can interact with any EVM-compatible blockchain. Through its chat-style wizard, developers can create audited ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-4337 smart contracts in seconds and deploy them instantly, paving the way for highly automated decentralised applications.
The AI agents could, for example, manage users’ blockchain wallets, perform transactions on their behalf, analyse on-chain data and so on. Examples include AI-powered cryptocurrency trading agents, blockchain explorers and intelligent, non-playable characters in blockchain-based games.
The secret sauce is Thirdweb’s powerful reasoning model, t1, which has been trained on thousands of smart contracts and blockchain transactions in dozens of EVM chains and Layer-2 networks, enabling unrivaled accuracy when responding to blockchain queries. It eliminates up to 90% of the grunt work involved in blockchain, NFT, and GameFi development.
3: ChainGPT
Sitting at the interaction of AI and blockchain, ChainGPT provides tools for both regular Web3 users and developers. It’s centred on an AI chatbot that delivers real-time analysis and insights on cryptocurrency markets, with intelligent coding capabilities for smart contract development.
ChatGPT’s coding tool makes it simple to create a customised smart contract without any real coding expertise at all. It comes complete with an auditing tool that can be used to check for vulnerabilities in the generated code, rewriting it to fix any bugs it finds, and then test it again to ensure no more problems.
There’s a nice little bonus with its integrated gas cost assessment tool that estimates the likely gas fee for each transaction, so users know how much it’s going to cost them each time they deposit or swap funds using the smart contract. It’s a powerful tool that transforms late-night “ship it” code into something bullet-proof that can stand up to the most heavily scrutinized audits, with users inputting nothing more than natural language commands.
4: AutonomyAI
AutonomyAI is a front-end AI coding tool that is optimised for scale. Its suite of autonomous AI agents operate at an organisational level by mapping, modelling and accelerating front-end workflows. Its Agentic Context Engine, ACE, enables the agents to integrate into a company’s codebase and fully comprehend the developmental complexities, design style and coding nuances that are unique to every business, generating results that drive real business impact.
Thanks to this deep level of understanding, AutonomyAI’s agents can work in almost any coding language, including Ethereum’s Solidity smart contract language. Users simply enter a Figma-style prompt and its agents will output a full-stack dApp template, complete with a slick user interface and ready-made tests. The company claims an industry-leading 95% code acceptance rate, making it simple for non-Solidity teams to jump straight into Web3 coding, without any blockchain expertise.
5. BuildBear AI Playgrounds
BuildBear gives developers a way to quickly spin up a customised private testnet fork of any EVM-based blockchain, allowing them to test and debug dApps and smart contracts in an isolated sandbox environment prior to mainnet deployment.
It lets dApps be battle-tested in the closest thing there is to real-world conditions, and debug any problems or vulnerabilities that come up without disrupting your development workflows. Its isolated sandbox environments come with comprehensive services, including account abstraction and price feeds
The key feature here is BuildBear’s Solidity scanning tool, which begins by reading your plaintext dApp specifications before spinning up a private fork of the target chain with faucet funded wallets and mock tokens, ready to put its full capabilities to the test. It can be paired with any of the above coding tools to verify AI-generated Solidity code in a disposable playground, and produce a detailed audit report in seconds.
Why does the list matter?
The fast-growing platforms give us a window into the future of Web3 development, where natural language pipelines become the norm, transforming development cycles from exhausting marathons into 100-meter sprints. The kind of speed will be crucial in a world where market windows are no longer measured in quarters, but days.
The auditing capabilities showcased by Dreamspace and ChainGPT also highlight the urgent need for verification. By shipping AI-generated code with cryptographic proofs and formal verification baked in, they’re setting new standards for the reliability of vibe coding tools. Meanwhile, AutonomyAI and Thirdweb AI are dramatically collapsing the learning curve for Web3 programming, opening the floodgates for millions of Web2 developers to start experimenting with blockchain and decentralised applications, alleviating a drastic shortage of much-needed programming talent.
Together, these vibe coding platforms are setting the stage for a world where Web3 developers will be able to spin up smart contracts in seconds, with built-in verification to ensure the reliability of automated, vulnerability-free decentralised applications.