Vibe code an NFT app with an AI coding agent

An agent writes a better integration when it receives the machine-readable contract, the task guide, and the API’s data rules. Give it these sources before asking it to generate code:

llms.txt for the documentation index.
llms-full.txt for the complete agent-readable guide set.
openapi.yaml for routes, schemas, scopes, and examples.
The use-case page closest to the product you want to build.

Fetch the agent context

curl -sS https://docs.aradia.app/llms.txt
curl -sS https://docs.aradia.app/openapi.yaml

const [index, contract] = await Promise.all([
  fetch("https://docs.aradia.app/llms.txt").then((response) => response.text()),
  fetch("https://docs.aradia.app/openapi.yaml").then((response) => response.text()),
]);
const context = `${index}\n\n${contract}`;

import requests

index = requests.get("https://docs.aradia.app/llms.txt", timeout=30).text
contract = requests.get("https://docs.aradia.app/openapi.yaml", timeout=30).text
context = f"{index}\n\n{contract}"

Prompt with the rules that matter

Build an Astar NFT wallet gallery using the Aradia Data API.
Use the attached OpenAPI contract as the source of truth.
Keep token IDs and blockchain counters as strings.
Follow pagination.next_page_params until has_more is false.
Render nft.media_url when present, otherwise fall back to nft.image_url.
Read the API token from a server-side ARADIA_API_TOKEN environment variable.
Do not put the token in browser code, URLs, logs, or committed files.
Handle 429 and 503 with bounded retry and backoff.

Let the agent test without your key

The reference console obtains a read-only demo token automatically. An agent can also call POST /v1/demo-token, use the returned bearer token for 15 minutes, and replace it with a portal key only when the integration is ready for application traffic.

Treat generated code as a first draft. Verify the requested scopes, pagination loop, error handling, and whether it keeps secrets on the server before deploying it.