TESERA
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For developers

If you build on Elysium in Cursor, Claude Code or VS Code, Tesera puts the chain inside your editor. The AI next to your code can scaffold, simulate, deploy and verify contracts, trace a failed call to the line that caused it, and check the docs before it answers. Every transaction is signed in your own wallet.

01

Where Tesera fits in a project

A small Elysium project and the tool behind each step

vault-on-elysium/
├contracts/Vault.sol

Your contract, started from an audited template if you like. Ask the AI to compile it, simulate the deployment and tell you the cost in HYPE.

elysium_scaffold
├deployments/elysium.json

The address the AI reports back once you sign the deployment in your wallet and it confirms.

elysium_deploy
├abi/Vault.json

The ABI from the verified source, which lets the AI call view functions and decode events by name.

elysium_verify
├test/Vault.t.sol

Your tests run as usual. When a call fails on chain, the AI traces it to the exact internal call and revert reason.

elysium_trace_call
└README.md

Questions about Elysium while you write are answered from the docs, so the AI has less reason to guess.

elysium_search_docs

All 22 tools, with every input and output, are in the tool reference.

02

What you get

01

Ship and verify

Scaffold, compile, simulate, deploy and verify from the same chat you write code in.

You askDeploy Vault to Elysium and verify it.
Tesera doesCompiles the source, simulates the deployment, prepares it for you to sign, waits for confirmation and verifies it on the explorer.
02

Debug against the chain

Read contract state and events while you work out what went wrong.

You askWhy did my last deposit revert?
Tesera doesFetches the receipt, traces the internal calls to the one that reverted, reads the contract state it depended on and explains it in plain words.
03

Search the docs

Ask about Elysium while you build and get answers drawn from the docs.

You askHow is gas paid on Elysium?
Tesera doesSearches Elysium and ecosystem docs and answers from what it finds.
03

Example workflows

Each one starts with a plain request in your editor

Workflow 1

First mainnet deploy

Ask the AI to compile your contract and tell you the cost in HYPE. It simulates the deployment, you sign in your wallet, and it waits for confirmation and verifies the source.

Workflow 2

A failed transaction

Paste the transaction hash. The AI traces the call tree, finds the call that reverted and explains in plain words why, then simulates a fixed version before you send it again.

Workflow 3

Event history

Ask for the Deposit events on your contract over the last thousand blocks. The AI fetches the logs and sums them up for you.

Workflow 4

A contract you plan to use

Ask whether it is verified, whether it is a proxy and who deployed it, then read its token details before you write the integration.

04

Giving feedback

Report a problem

Tell us which client you used, what you asked and what came back. A transaction hash or contract address helps.

Ask for a tool

If you keep leaving the chat to do something by hand, that is a tool we should consider building.

Share a workflow

Describe how you build on Elysium today, so we can shape the next tools around real work.

Tesera is live on Elysium mainnet. Tell us what you find.

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