seiAI: AI tools tailored for Sei builders.

We are proud to be validators on the Sei Network and genuinely excited to be part of its rapidly growing and dynamic ecosystem. For us, this is not just a technical responsibility — it’s about actively contributing to the creation of a reliable, scalable, and developer-friendly infrastructure that the entire Sei community can build upon.

Regarding the recent proposal https://seistream.app/proposals/99 and https://github.com/sei-protocol/sips/blob/main/sips/sip-3.md, we understand that the Sei team is focusing more on developing the EVM layer of the network. Based on experience from other projects, we realize that many new developers might face questions about how to work with Sei’s EVM layer, how to get started, connect to the EVM RPC, and so on.

Since AI technology is rapidly evolving, we believe it can play a crucial role in optimizing operations for Sei developers and validators on the network. That’s why we started working on seiAI — an assistant designed for everything from data lookup to analyzing node status and retrieving information about network activity.

🤩 AI assistent

SeiStream is a simple and user-friendly explorer for the Sei network, designed for both developers and everyday users. We’ve worked to make the interface as clean and accessible as possible — for newcomers and experienced network participants alike.

The first version of our intelligent assistant — seiAI — is already available in the explorer. It can answer questions, help with navigation, and explain how Sei and its core components work.

This is a demo version, and we’re actively working on improving it. Our goal is to turn seiAI into a full-fledged companion that not only provides answers, but also helps you better understand the network, solve tasks faster, and stay up to date with the latest developments.

You can try it out right now — just follow the link and get started:
🔗 https://seistream.io/?lumi=true

It’s worth noting that during the development of seiAI, no third-party solutions (such as API integrations) were used — it is a fully independent system, trained on data from sources like Discord, Docs, and GitHub. Users can interact with seiAI without any token limits or usage restrictions.

Not sure what Sei is? Have a technical question about the Sei blockchain? Just ask seiAI — it will not only provide you with a clear and helpful answer, but also suggest useful resources right away.

Below, we’ll show some example queries to demonstrate how seiAI works.

Requests

🔍 Prompt: What is Sei Network? Can you give a brief overview?

Response:

Sei Network is a fast, EVM-compatible blockchain designed for trading and DeFi applications. It features a parallelized EVM that processes transactions simultaneously, improving speed and scalability. Sei also supports efficient decentralized exchange (DEX) infrastructure with orderbook-based trading.

Key benefits: high throughput, low fees, and a reliable platform for smart contracts and DeFi apps.

Useful links:

Documentations

Most developers don’t know how to work with the CLI, although it can be useful from time to time.

🔍 Prompt: How can developers execute and interact with EVM transactions on Sei using the CLI?

Response:

On Sei, developers can interact with EVM transactions using the command-line tool seid. This is especially useful for querying the blockchain or sending transactions directly from the CLI.

To get started, you first need to install the seid command-line interface (CLI). Once installed, seid allows you to:

  • Query data on the Sei network related to EVM contracts.

  • Send EVM transactions without needing a separate wallet or interface.

Additionally, developers can use Foundry’s cast command alongside seid for enhanced transaction handling and to generate transaction templates, which makes it easier to build and test EVM-based apps on Sei.

For installation and detailed instructions, check the Sei documentation: docs.sei.io.

🔗 Link: https://docs.sei.io/evm/evm-transactions

🔍 Prompt: How do I integrate Sei Global Wallet into my app with EIP-6963 support?

Response:

To integrate Sei Global Wallet into an application using the EIP-6963 standard, you just need to install the package and import it to register the wallet for discovery.

📦 Install the package:

npm install @sei-js/sei-global-wallet

or

yarn add @sei-js/sei-global-wallet

📥 Then, import the package in your project:

import '@sei-js/sei-global-wallet/eip6963';

👉 Once imported, the wallet will automatically be discoverable by any wallet libraries supporting EIP-6963 (like RainbowKit, ConnectKit, or Dynamic). Just make sure your app’s provider stack is properly configured to work with this standard.

🔗 Link: https://docs.sei.io/evm/sei-global-wallet

Discord & Telegram community chat

seiAI parses the official Sei Discord and Telegram dev chats to collect real-time discussions, questions, and team responses. This allows the assistant to stay in sync with the community context and deliver more accurate, up-to-date answers to users.

🔍 Prompt: Sporadically when getting data from mainnet I receive error "evm module does not exist on height 155260375" (or other block numbers) which seems to come from SEI code: https://github.com/sei-protocol/sei-chain/blob/main/evmrpc/utils.go#L192Could you explain me what this error means and what should I do to avoid it? I'm not running my own node, is this something I should check with my RPC provider?

Response:

Building on top of the SEI blockchain involves several steps and resources. Here are some key points and resources to help you get started:

  1. Official Documentation:

    • SEI Docs: The official documentation provides comprehensive guides on setting up a development environment, deploying smart contracts, and interacting with the SEI blockchain.

    • Smart Contracts: Detailed guides on writing and deploying smart contracts using Solidity or other supported languages.

    • APIs: Information on using SEI's APIs for interacting with the blockchain programmatically.

  2. Developer Tools:

    • SEI CLI: Command-line interface for interacting with the SEI blockchain, including deploying smart contracts and querying the blockchain.

    • SEI SDKs: Software Development Kits (SDKs) for various programming languages to facilitate development.

  3. Community and Support:

    • Discord: Join the SEI Discord server to connect with other developers and get real-time support.

    • GitHub: Explore the SEI GitHub repositories for code examples, tools, and community contributions.

    • Forums: Participate in SEI forums to ask questions and share knowledge.

  4. Tutorials and Examples:

    • Tutorials: Look for step-by-step tutorials on building dApps, smart contracts, and other blockchain applications.

    • Examples: Review existing projects and code examples to understand best practices and common patterns.

  5. Staking and Validator Services:

    • STAKEME: If you are interested in staking or validator services, STAKEME offers reliable solutions for blockchain infrastructure, including high uptime and secure staking services.

Here are some specific links and resources to get you started:

  • SEI Official Documentation: Visit the SEI documentation site for detailed guides and tutorials.

  • SEI GitHub Repositories: Explore the SEI GitHub organization for code examples and tools.

  • SEI Discord Server: Join the SEI Discord server to connect with the community.

  • STAKEME Services: For staking and validator services, visit STAKEME's website for more information.

By leveraging these resources, you can effectively build and deploy applications on the SEI blockchain. If you have specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!

🔗 Link: https://t.me/c/1839277879/11373

🔍 Prompt: I just restarted my sei process and we're getting this now:

INFO [06-30|15:10:41.735] [JOB 1] WAL file /home/ubuntu/.sei/data/pebbledb/1288594.log with log number 1288594 stopped reading at offset: 0; replayed 0 keys in 0 batches panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference

we're running latest 6.1.0
can i get some help with this asap?

Response:

The error message you're encountering suggests that there is an issue with the PebbleDB storage layer in your SEI node, specifically related to a nil pointer dereference. This can occur due to various reasons, such as corrupted data files, misconfiguration, or bugs in the software.

Here are some steps you can take to diagnose and resolve the issue:

  1. Check Data Directory:

    • Ensure that the data directory (/home/ubuntu/.sei/data) is not corrupted. You can try removing or renaming the problematic directory and restarting the node to see if it initializes correctly.

    • Example command:

      mv /home/ubuntu/.sei/data /home/ubuntu/.sei/data_backup

  2. Reinitialize the Node:

    • After moving the data directory, reinitialize the node to start fresh.

    • Example command:

      sei init --home /home/ubuntu/.sei

  3. Check Logs for More Details:

    • Look at the full logs for more detailed error messages that might provide additional context.

    • Example command:

      tail -f /home/ubuntu/.sei/logs/debug.log

  4. Update Dependencies:

    • Ensure that all dependencies and libraries are up-to-date and compatible with the SEI version you are running.

    • Example command:

      sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade

  5. Check Configuration Files:

    • Verify that your configuration files (e.g., config.toml, app.toml) are correctly set up and do not contain any misconfigurations.

    • Example command:

      cat /home/ubuntu/.sei/config/config.toml

  6. Seek Community Help:

    • If the issue persists, consider reaching out to the SEI community or support channels for further assistance.

    • Join the SEI Discord server or post on the SEI forums with detailed logs and error messages.

Here is a summary of the steps you can follow:

  1. Move the Data Directory:

    mv /home/ubuntu/.sei/data /home/ubuntu/.sei/data_backup

  2. Reinitialize the Node:

    sei init --home /home/ubuntu/.sei

  3. Check Full Logs:

    tail -f /home/ubuntu/.sei/logs/debug.log

  4. Update Dependencies:

    sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade

  5. Verify Configuration Files:

    cat /home/ubuntu/.sei/config/config.toml

By following these steps, you should be able to diagnose and potentially resolve the issue. If the problem persists, consider reaching out to the SEI community for further assistance.

🔗 Link: https://t.me/c/1839277879/11178

🔍 Prompt: What’s the difference between staking on validators and staking on DEXs?

Response:

Staking on validators and staking on DEXs are two different ways to put your tokens to work, but they serve different goals:

  • Validator staking means you’re helping to secure the blockchain network. By locking your tokens with a validator node, you support transaction validation and network consensus. In return, you earn rewards for helping keep the network safe and running smoothly.

  • DEX staking usually involves providing liquidity to a decentralized exchange. You deposit your tokens into liquidity pools so traders can swap assets easily. In exchange, you earn a share of the trading fees or other rewards offered by the DEX. This doesn’t help secure the blockchain but improves trading efficiency.

So, validator staking is about network security and consensus, while DEX staking is about supporting decentralized trading and earning fees.

🔍 Prompt: What is the best way to get updates on the mainnet node releases and upgrades? I am running a node for Sei mainnet.

Response:

To stay up-to-date with the latest Sei mainnet node releases and upgrades, here are the best sources you should follow:

  1. Official Sei Documentation:
    The docs often include upgrade guides and release notes.
    docs.sei.io

  2. Sei Network GitHub:
    The GitHub repo has the latest code releases, tags, and changelogs. Watching the repo is a good way to get notified of new versions.
    github.com/sei-protocol

  3. Sei Discord Community:
    The official Discord is very active. Node operators and the core team share announcements, upgrade schedules, and support here.
    discord.sei.io

  4. Sei Twitter:
    For high-level announcements and important news.
    twitter.com/seiprotocol

The STAKEME team is focused on building accessible and user-friendly infrastructure tools for the Sei community and developers.

Our work on AI and monitoring tools is designed to make interacting with the Sei network faster, more reliable, and developer-friendly.

We’re grateful to the Sei Foundation and community for the inspiring collaboration and the opportunity to push web3 infrastructure forward — together.

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