Sonic Labs launches Web3 AI development platform Spawn, set to begin closed testing
Foresight News reported that Sonic Labs has announced the launch of Spawn, an AI platform designed for building full-stack Web3 applications using natural language. Users only need to describe their requirements in text, and Spawn will automatically generate, compile, deploy smart contracts, and integrate front-end wallets, all without writing any code. The entire process takes just a few minutes.
The platform features a built-in AI agent called Spawny, which supports iterative optimization of applications through conversational interaction. Spawn is deployed on the EVM-compatible Sonic chain, supporting up to 400,000 transactions per second, making it suitable for scenarios such as gaming, NFT, DeFi protocols, DAO, and payment systems. The preview version has already been released, with closed testing about to begin and public testing to follow.
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