docs: proof of concept for real onchain demos via native AA on Vibenet - #1878
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Demonstrates that a Mintlify page can run genuine onchain interactions instead of a scripted mock. The demo creates a native EIP-8130 smart account in the browser, funds it from the Vibenet faucet, and sends a real ERC-20 transfer in a transaction that also deploys the account. No wallet, no extension, no connect prompt. The page is deliberately left out of docs.json navigation and carries a callout that it will not ship to the published docs. Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Mintlify's hosted build only serves a whitelist of static extensions. `.mjs` works under `mint dev` but 404s in production, which broke the demo on the deploy preview. `.txt` is served in both. The modules now ship as .txt and are converted into real ES modules client-side via blob URLs, which carry their own MIME type. The payments module's relative "./aa.mjs" specifier is rewritten to the bundle's blob URL before evaluation. Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Demonstrates that a Mintlify page can run genuine onchain interactions instead of a scripted mock. The demo creates a native EIP-8130 smart account in the browser, funds it from the Vibenet faucet, and sends a real ERC-20 transfer in a transaction that also deploys the account.
No wallet, no extension, no connect prompt.
The page is deliberately left out of docs.json navigation and carries a callout that it will not ship to the published docs.
Generated with Claude Code
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