Weave Skill
This skill helps you scaffold and manage Initia appchains (Interwoven Rollups) by providing guidance on how to use the weave CLI.
First-Time Setup: weave init
The most important step for any user is to run weave init interactively. This command will guide you through the entire setup process, including:
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Installing necessary dependencies (minitiad , jq ).
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Setting up a Gas Station account.
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Funding the Gas Station account.
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Choosing the L1 network to connect to (e.g., Testnet (initiation-2) ).
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Launching your first rollup.
As an AI assistant, you cannot run weave init for the user. You must instruct the user to run this command in their terminal and follow the interactive prompts.
Agent Instructions
When a user asks to "prepare the environment" or "launch an appchain" for the first time, your primary instruction should be:
"Please run weave init in your terminal and follow the interactive prompts. This will guide you through the entire setup process."
After the user has completed the interactive weave init , you can then assist them with other weave commands, such as:
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weave gas-station show : To show the gas station address.
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weave rollup : Manage your appchain. Subcommands: launch , start , stop , restart , log , indexer .
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weave initia : Manage the Initia L1 node. Subcommands: init , start , stop , restart , log .
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weave opinit : Manage OPinit bots (the glue between L1 and L2). Subcommands: init , start , stop , restart , log , setup-keys , reset .
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weave relayer : Manage the IBC relayer between your rollup and L1. Subcommands: init , start , stop , restart , log .
Rollup Interaction (minitiad )
While weave manages the infrastructure, you will use minitiad to interact with the rollup's ledger. As an AI assistant, use these patterns to help the user build their application.
- Account Management
Users often need to check their addresses or create new ones for testing.
Show the address of a key (e.g., 'operator' created during weave init)
minitiad keys show operator -a --keyring-backend test
Create a new testing account
minitiad keys add alice --keyring-backend test
- MiniMove Interaction
The core loop for Move developers.
Build a Move module (run inside the project directory)
minitiad move build
Publish a compiled module
minitiad tx move publish <path_to_mv_file> --from operator --chain-id <chain_id> --gas auto --gas-adjustment 1.2 -y
Call an entry function
minitiad tx move run --module_address <addr> --module_name <name> --function_name <func> --args "<type>:<value>" --from operator --chain-id <chain_id> -y
Query a view function
minitiad query move view --module_address <addr> --module_name <name> --function_name <func> --args "<type>:<value>"
- MiniWasm Interaction
For developers building with CosmWasm (Rust).
Store a Wasm code binary
minitiad tx wasm store <path_to_wasm_file> --from operator --chain-id <chain_id> --gas auto --gas-adjustment 1.2 -y
Instantiate a contract
minitiad tx wasm instantiate <code_id> <init_msg_json> --label "my-contract" --from operator --chain-id <chain_id> --no-admin -y
Execute a contract function
minitiad tx wasm execute <contract_addr> <exec_msg_json> --from operator --chain-id <chain_id> -y
Query a contract
minitiad query wasm contract-state smart <contract_addr> <query_msg_json>
- General Queries
Check token balances
minitiad query bank balances $(minitiad keys show operator -a)
Check transaction status
minitiad query tx <tx_hash>
Core Commands
verify_appchain
Verifies that an appchain is running correctly.
Usage:
Set environment variables for your specific appchain
export CHAIN_ID="your-chain-id" export RPC_URL="http://localhost:26657" # Default for local rollups
Configure minitiad to talk to your appchain
minitiad config set client chain-id "$CHAIN_ID" minitiad config set client node "$RPC_URL"
Check if blocks are being produced
minitiad status | jq -r '.SyncInfo.latest_block_height'
Check the balance of a genesis account
(replace 'mykey' with the key name you chose during weave init)
minitiad query bank balances $(minitiad keys show mykey -a)