Another week of building brings us another Cartesi Weekly 🐧
Rollups Contracts v3.0.0-alpha.6 is out. This release adds an event that helps the node track onchain state more precisely, cutting down the work needed to verify which transactions are relevant. Contributor
@guidanoli is bringing all this news to our Discord if you have questions. Explore the release:
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Dave v3.0.0-alpha.3 is live alongside it, bumping the Rollups Contracts dependency to v3.0.0-alpha.6 to carry the above forward.
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More shipping this time from dev advocate
@ChinonsoIdogwu: meet an MCP server for Cartesi development, giving AI tools like
@claudeai and
@cursor_ai direct access to Cartesi-specific workflows, CLI commands, documentation, repos, and guides, locally, without external fetches, stale docs, or guessing at commands. Get it here:
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The release pairs naturally with cartesi-skills, specialized capabilities for AI agents building on Cartesi. 10 skills plus a workflow skill covering scaffolding, backend (JS/TS and Python), local development, debugging, frontend, contracts, the Rollups Node API, and self-hosted deployment. ICYMI:
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Contributor
@riseandshaheen put the tools to work: a bonding curve running inside the Cartesi Machine with a Python backend, built with one prompt. A working building block for anyone exploring DeFi pricing mechanics or token economics on Cartesi. Bookmark it:
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That's a wrap for this week. Keep building, keep shipping, and remember: DeFi is the floor, not the ceiling. See you next week.