3. Smart Contract Code Generation

With a plan in place, Nyvo then generates the smart contract code. Depending on the target blockchain, this could be Solidity code for EVM chains, Rust for Solana’s Sealevel runtime (often using the Anchor framework for safety), Move for Aptos/Sui, etc. Nyvo’s AI has been trained on a large corpus of audited smart contracts and follows best practices in code generation. It writes out the contract code to implement the required functionality. For example, for a DAO voting app, Nyvo would write a contract that defines proposals, a method to vote, perhaps a quorum check, and events for when a vote is cast or a proposal executed. As it generates code, the AI also adheres to standards (ERC-20, ERC-721, SPL Token, etc., as appropriate) so that the output is interoperable with wallets and other tools. The code is commented and structured for clarity, since one of Nyvo’s principles is to produce human-readable code that users can learn from or modify later.