Uzo Deploy is on mainnet

The developer path for BOT Chain

Deploy a verified contract from your browser, or add BOT Chain to your viem app with one install. Mainnet is chain 677.

npm i @uzolabs/sdk viem

Verified on BOTScan automaticallyVerify · Step 4 of 4
BOT Chain mainnetchain 677

One install for BOT Chain. Chains, addresses and ABIs for viem.

@uzolabs/sdk v0.3.0 defines BOT Chain once so you stop copying chain IDs and RPC URLs. It never touches private keys.

  • @uzolabs/sdk/chainsAvailable

    botChain and botChainTestnet for viem

  • @uzolabs/sdk/contractsAvailable

    Addresses and typed ABIs

  • @uzolabs/sdk/explorerAvailable

    A BOTScan client with no API key

  • @uzolabs/sdk/bdexAvailable

    Quotes and swaps on BDEX

  • @uzolabs/sdk/bridgePlanned in 0.4.0

    Bridge helpers

  • @uzolabs/sdk/paymasterPlanned in 0.5.0

    Gasless transactions

client.ts
import { createPublicClient, http } from 'viem'
import { botChain } from '@uzolabs/sdk/chains'

const client = createPublicClient({
  chain: botChain,
  transport: http(),
})

// Reads the latest block from BOT Chain mainnet.
const block = await client.getBlockNumber()

npm i @uzolabs/sdk viem

From template to verified contract. Four steps, one signature.

On mainnet a deploy costs gas plus a 0.1 BOT fee, shown before you sign. Practice first on testnet with free tBOT.

  1. Configure

    Pick Token, NFT Collection or Tip Jar and fill in the form.

  2. Review

    See the contract, the network and the cost before anything is sent.

  3. Sign

    Approve one transaction in your own wallet. Uzo never holds your keys.

  4. Verify

    The source is verified on BOTScan for you, with a link to the contract.

Uzo Deploy with the Token template open: the form on the left and the deploy summary on the right

Two networks. Test on one, ship on the other.

Get test tBOT

BOT Chain mainnet

Mainnet
  • Chain ID677
  • TokenBOT
  • RPCrpc.botchain.ai
  • Explorerscan.botchain.ai

BOT Chain testnet

Testnet
  • Chain ID968
  • TokentBOT
  • RPCrpc.bohr.life
  • Explorerscan.bohr.life

Four phases. Lit squares have shipped.

See the roadmap

Phase 1

Fix the path

Get the basics right so every common tool knows BOT Chain exists.

  • SDK chain configs
  • Network reference
  • viem and Chainlist contributions

Phase 2

Build the path

Guides and starters that take a project from an empty folder to a deployed contract.

  • Hardhat and Foundry quickstarts
  • Contract verification guide
  • Starter templates
  • Uzo Deploy: browser deploys with automatic verification

Phase 3

Hackathon ready

Templates for the builds people reach for when the clock is running.

  • AI agent template
  • Paymaster tutorial
  • Indexer starter
  • Agent Vault in Uzo Deploy

Phase 4

Run the rails

Hosted infrastructure for the gaps public endpoints leave open, like event queries.

  • Uzo RPC as a hosted service
  • Uzo Index as a hosted service

Questions

Straight answers about cost, keys and what is ready today.

What is Uzo Labs?

An independent project from Lagos that builds developer tools for BOT Chain: an SDK, starter templates, a browser deploy tool and a testnet faucet.

What does a deploy with Uzo Deploy cost?

On mainnet you pay network gas plus a fixed 0.1 BOT fee, both shown before you sign. On testnet you pay in tBOT, which is free from the faucet and has no value.

Does Uzo hold my keys or my contracts?

No. You sign in your own wallet, and Uzo holds no admin keys over anything you deploy.

Are the templates ready for real value?

They are tested, not audited. Read the code and test on testnet before you put real value behind a contract.

Why use the SDK instead of defining the chain myself?

You stop copying chain IDs, RPC URLs and contract addresses between projects, and you get typed ABIs and a BOTScan client in the same install.

Where do I get test tBOT?

From the Uzo Labs faucet or the BOT Chain faucet. Test tokens are for chain 968 only and have no value.

Deploy your first contract on BOT Chain

Practice on testnet with free tBOT. On mainnet a deploy costs gas plus a 0.1 BOT fee.