BCH-1 Alumni Update ๐ก: NexOps ๐งต
@nexopsbch is building a tool that turns plain-language descriptions into working smart contracts on Bitcoin Cash.
You describe what you want to build. The system figures out what contracts you need, writes them, checks them for security issues, and tells you the order to deploy them.
Work in progress. 310 commits, five sprints, one developer. Last code shipped July 15.
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What's being built
The big leap is multi-contract support. Most AI code tools generate one file at a time. Real applications need multiple contracts that talk to each other. A marketplace needs a listing contract, an escrow contract, and a payout contract. If the interfaces between them are wrong, funds can lock permanently.
NexOps solves this with a layer called the ProtocolArchitect. A developer types a rough description of what they want. The system generates ranked interpretations of what they probably meant, each with a confidence score. The developer picks the right one. From there it decomposes the system into individual contracts, compiles each one, validates that they connect correctly, and produces a deployment sequence.
So far the team has proven this with a two-contract marketplace plus NFT auction. It compiles, links, and produces valid transactions. 126 tests passing. Five sprints complete.
The security layer is already production-grade. 15 automated rules check for common BCH smart contract vulnerabilities before code ever reaches compilation. A scoring system rates each contract on a 100-point scale. Anything below 75 cannot deploy to mainnet. An automated repair agent fixes violations without breaking existing safety checks.
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Why this matters
Smart contract development on Bitcoin Cash requires specialized knowledge. CashScript is a small language with few developers. Every team building on BCH faces the same bottleneck: they know what they want to build, they cannot find anyone to write the contracts.
NexOps is building the tool that collapses that gap. Plain language in. Compiled, security-checked, linked contracts out.
If it works at scale, it lowers the barrier to building on $BCH from "hire a CashScript specialist" to "describe your idea."
