Services
BuildersLabs gives engineering support in four areas. Each area includes architecture, implementation, and review.
Smart contract engineering
- Design of protocols and architecture for smart contracts and Web3 systems
- Smart contract development for tokens, NFTs, smart accounts, and custom protocol logic
- Code review and support for security audits
- Test strategy: unit, integration, mainnet fork, fuzz, and invariant tests
DeFi systems
- Design of liquid staking and staking infrastructure
- Yield strategies, adapters, and vault integrations
- AMM hooks, fee logic, and protocol automation for DeFi products
- Cross-chain bridge integrations with message and token flows
AI engineering
- AI support for engineering workflows in developer teams
- Agent tools and product prototypes for coding and research
- Retrieval systems that use verified technical data
- AI product architecture for contract analysis and coding assistants
Developer enablement
- Whitepapers that explain your idea and your vision to investors
- Technical documentation, developer education, and workshops
- Review feedback and example code that help teams to learn during an audit
- CI/CD pipelines, repository standards, and developer tools
AI engineering
BuildersLabs also does AI engineering for developer tools. The current work includes contract analysis with verified data, AI support for coding, agent systems, and product prototypes such as Soly.
- AI support for engineering workflows in technical teams
- Agent systems and assistants that use tools for research, coding, and execution
- Contract analysis that uses verified onchain data
- Early product work on Soly, an AI assistant for smart contract code and analysis
Focus on emerging technologies
BuildersLabs works on new technologies before they become standard. Early research gives you an advantage when a technology becomes mature. These are the current areas of work.
Onchain AI agents
Agents that hold keys, sign transactions, and act inside onchain policy limits.
Smart accounts
Programmable accounts with permissions, session keys, and gasless transactions.
Zero-knowledge proofs
Proof systems for privacy, verifiable computation, and cheaper onchain validation.
Decentralized data layers
Queryable storage with time limits that applications use in place of a central database.
Intents and cross-chain messaging
Solver networks and message protocols that move value and data between chains.
Onchain identity
Universal Profiles, verifiable credentials, and reputation data that the user owns.
Start with a specific conversation
You can build a protocol, a developer tool, a staking product, or a smart contract system. BuildersLabs helps you to change the first idea into a clear plan.