Your AI Coding Assistant Now Speaks DeFi
We shipped LLM-formatted documentation for the Compass SDK. Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf can now generate working DeFi code from plain English.
AI coding tools have changed how software gets built. Engineers describe what they want, and the AI helps write the code. This works for most modern software, but crypto and DeFi has been the exception. Too complex, too fragmented, too niche for AI tools to understand.
That just changed.
What we shipped
LLM docs for the Compass SDK: documentation formatted for AI coding assistants to read and act on. Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, they now understand our full API and can generate working DeFi products from a plain English description.
What that means in practice
You can describe a complete crypto yield product flow in one prompt: find vaults, create accounts, handle approvals, deposit, withdraw, all with gas sponsorship, and get working TypeScript code back. No Solidity. No blockchain tooling.
Why product teams should care
The bottleneck for DeFi adoption in financial products is implementation. Hiring blockchain engineers is hard and slow. Building integrations across protocols and chains takes months and costs millions of dollars.
Compass already reduces that to a single SDK. LLM docs reduce it further. Your existing team can prototype DeFi features with the tools they already use.
The question stops being "can we build this" and becomes "what do we ship first."
How it works
See it in action
This prompt one shots a full crypto yield flow in TypeScript:
Using https://docs.compasslabs.ai/llms-full.txt, implement the following flow with the latest Compass SDK:
- Fetch vault with highest TVL on Base
- Create Earn Account
- Approve Permit2 for token
- Transfer tokens to Earn Account (gas-sponsored)
- Deposit into ERC-4626 vault (gas-sponsored)
- Withdraw from vault (gas-sponsored)
- Transfer tokens back to wallet (gas-sponsored)
Explore our documentation and all available endpoints to see what you can build. Then get your free API key and try it yourself.