2. Configuration & Module Selection

Once the prompt is processed, Nyvo will present a generated dApp blueprint. As a developer, you can configure the specifics at this stage. This includes selecting the dApp type/module (Nyvo might auto-select one based on the prompt, which you can confirm or adjust), and setting parameters for that module.

For instance, if you’re building a staking platform, you might configure the reward rate or staking token; for a marketplace, you could set whether it’s an NFT marketplace or fungible token exchange. Nyvo’s interface will list the modules (staking, marketplace, launchpad, governance, etc.) relevant to your prompt.

You may also choose the Solana cluster for deployment (devnet for testing or mainnet-beta for production). This step is crucial for tailoring the dApp’s logic – essentially, you are providing inputs to Nyvo’s internal API so it can instantiate the smart contracts with your desired settings.