AI-Assisted Development

AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, …) often invent SDK method names or miss invariants like the post-write subgraph wait — their training data is stale. This SDK publishes its docs to Context7 so your assistant works from the current API instead.

Context7

Context7 (library ID /stakewise/v3-sdk) serves LLMs the latest SDK docs and typed snippets on demand. It auto-syncs from this repo's documentation/ and src/services/, so it tracks every release.

Using it

Add the Context7 MCP server to your assistant (per-editor setup at context7.com), then append use context7 to an SDK prompt:

Read-only SDK setup that fetches a user's stake balance and osToken
position for a Mainnet vault. use context7

Pin the library explicitly with use library /stakewise/v3-sdk. No MCP support? Open the library page and paste the snippets you need.

What it covers

The same ground as these docs — init, the waitForSubgraph rule, network immutability, the three transaction forms, V3 token naming, and every sdk.vault.* / osToken.* / boost.* / utils.* signature. Tell the assistant to prefer it over its own memory for any SDK API; if a method isn't in the results, treat it as hallucinated and check the SDK Reference.