TokenOS dApp Builder
TokenOS v1.0.3
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Turn an idea into a buildable dApp spec: detected features (NFT mint, token page, staking, swap, DAO, marketplace, game, dashboard, AI agent…), pages, components, data model, wallet and contract integrations for Solana, Base, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum or Arbitrum, the recommended model and a credit estimate. One link opens the TokenOS Development Workspace with the prompt pre-filled — build, preview, deploy and host without leaving the browser. Tools: • plan_dapp — Turn the user's app idea into a spec (features, pages, components, data model, Web3 integrations, stack, steps, credit estimate) with a pre-filled TokenOS IDE link. Only call with the user's own description — if the request is vague (e.g. “build an app”), ask the user what the app should do and for whom first; never invent an idea. • recommend_models — Pick the best, balanced and cheapest frontier models from the live TokenOS roster for a build task, with price multipliers. • tokenos_capabilities — Reference: supported chains, deployment targets, hosting, token launch, agents, payments and credits. Targets questions like: “build a dapp with ai”; “generate solana app”; “ai web3 app builder”; “create nft minting website”; “build dao website”; “no code dapp builder”. Documentation: https://tokenos.ai/mcp/dapp-builder Outputs are informational — on-chain reads, deterministic calculators and heuristic scans — not financial, legal or security advice. TokenOS is non-custodial and never holds keys or funds; anything you launch, deploy or sign happens from your own wallet.
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Turn an idea into a buildable dApp spec: detected features (NFT mint, token page, staking, swap, DAO, marketplace, game, dashboard, AI agent…), pages, components, data model, wallet and contract integrations for Solana, Base, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum or Arbitrum, the recommended model and a credit estimate. One link opens the TokenOS Development Workspace with the prompt pre-filled — build, preview, deploy and host without leaving the browser. Tools: • plan_dapp — Turn the user's app idea into a spec (features, pages, components, data model, Web3 integrations, stack, steps, credit estimate) with a pre-filled TokenOS IDE link. Only call with the user's own description — if the request is vague (e.g. “build an app”), ask the user what the app should do and for whom first; never invent an idea. • recommend_models — Pick the best, balanced and cheapest frontier models from the live TokenOS roster for a build task, with price multipliers. • tokenos_capabilities — Reference: supported chains, deployment targets, hosting, token launch, agents, payments and credits. Targets questions like: “build a dapp with ai”; “generate solana app”; “ai web3 app builder”; “create nft minting website”; “build dao website”; “no code dapp builder”. Documentation: https://tokenos.ai/mcp/dapp-builder Outputs are informational — on-chain reads, deterministic calculators and heuristic scans — not financial, legal or security advice. TokenOS is non-custodial and never holds keys or funds; anything you launch, deploy or sign happens from your own wallet.
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build a dapp with ai generate solana app ai web3 app builder create nft minting website build dao website no code dapp builder ai smart contract generator solana app generator
Publisher description
Describe a Web3 app and get a build plan — pages, components, contracts, stack and credit estimate — then open it pre-filled in the TokenOS IDE and build it with one click.
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Publisher release notes
1.0.3: TokenOS-branded display name; widgets now implement the MCP Apps standard (_meta.ui.resourceUri + ui/* bridge) alongside the openai/* aliases; listing update — revised descriptions and capabilities, runnable inline review test cases, demo recording URL. plan_dapp returns a too-vague error on requests like “Build an app” that tells the assistant to ask the user what the app does and for whom (no example idea to copy); the server instructions say to ask before calling. Features match on whole words only (no unrelated game/social pages), integrations are chain-specific, and the credit estimate follows the IDE formula on the exact pre-filled prompt. Tools: plan_dapp, recommend_models, tokenos_capabilities.
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- TokenOS
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- Does not support commerceThis does not establish whether access is free or paid.
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- Turn an idea into a dApp spec
- Recommend AI models for a build
- Explain TokenOS build and deploy capabilities
Package observed Oct 6, 2026.
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- Oct 6, 2026 · 18:00 UTC
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- Oct 6, 2026 · 18:00 UTC
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