Start with one command
Scaffold a clean mini app for Farcaster and Base without spending a day wiring adapters, manifests, or wallet plumbing. The base app is ready for humans and agents.
The Agent-Native Stack for Farcaster and Base
Build onchain mini apps in minutes with AI.
Lazer Mini Apps gives you a fast CLI and agent-native workflow for creating apps with platform adapters, web3 modules, and incremental feature activation built directly into your AI agent's toolkit.
What this actually gives you.
Not another generic starter. This is opinionated tooling for mini apps: create the base app fast, give agents the right source references, and let humans or agents expand the project with less setup drift and less unused code.
Build from references, not bloat
Generated apps include agent-readable source references for auth, web3, and more, so skills can implement only the code your app actually needs, tailored to your requests.
Built for humans and agents
Use the CLI directly, or open the project in your agent. Every app comes with built-in slash-commands like /auth and /farcaster so agents can build for you.
How it works.
Lazer works differently than a traditional template. Instead of starting with a bloated starter, it gives your agent the references it needs to build only the features you ask for.
Create
Scaffold a minimal app shell. It comes pre-configured with your chosen platforms and agent-readable source references for everything else.
Build
Tell your agent what to implement. It uses the built-in skills to surgically write auth, web3, or data logic directly into your source code.
Own
No black-box libraries or bloated templates. Your agent writes only the code you need, leaving you with a clean, editable, and auditable repo.
See the workflow.
Lazer transforms a basic shell into a feature-rich mini app through surgical, agent-driven implementations. Experience the workflow through this interactive simulation.
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/ to browse commands.•The demo is ready. Start with a slash command.
•Type / to browse commands, then press Enter to run one.
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Track the chart. Make your pick.
Weekly Prediction
Make the call before Friday close, then push your result back into the feed.
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Onchain reads and writes are disabled. Run /contracts to deploy the prediction contract.
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Short answers for the questions a landing page should settle quickly.
What is Lazer Mini Apps?
It is an agent-native toolkit for building mini apps for Farcaster and Base. It scaffolds the app, ships skill references for major integrations, and helps agents implement the parts your app actually needs.
Why not just start from a generic Next.js starter?
Because mini apps need more than a blank app shell. You need platform adapters, manifests, wallet flows, design tokens, and a way to keep agent workflows consistent across different projects.
Who is this for?
It is for teams and developers building for Farcaster or Base who want to move faster by using AI agents for the heavy lifting of platform wiring and feature implementation.
Do I need to use AI agents to get value from it?
Mostly, yes. Lazer is designed to be an agent's favorite toolkit. While the CLI gives you the base app, the real leverage comes from agents using the shipped skills to implement features quickly and correctly.
Can AI agents use this directly?
Yes. The CLI supports MCP, machine-readable manifests, and installable skill files so agents like Claude, Cursor, and Gemini can discover and call commands through typed interfaces.
What kinds of features can it help me add?
Auth, EVM tooling, Solana tooling, token swaps, Codex data, Postgres, Farcaster integrations, Base integrations, and smart contracts via Foundry or Anchor.