Frameworks and IDLs might be approaching obsolescence. The next generation won't need something like Anchor anymore. Advanced AI models can now directly access on-chain data structures and generate equivalent harnesses in JavaScript without any framework overhead. Tools like Kani serve a different purpose—forcing LLMs to essentially replicate the same logic twice, which helps validate implementation correctness. This shift suggests we're moving toward AI-native development workflows where traditional abstraction layers become optional rather than essential.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 01-10 05:40
ngl framework killed the framework, this cycle is a bit strange.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 01-09 00:12
AI directly reads on-chain data to generate JS, which means eliminating all the frameworks... But things like Anchor should have been optimized long ago.
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BTCWaveRider
· 01-08 20:59
Another argument that "the framework is dying"... Anchor is indeed solid, but claiming that AI can handle everything is a bit of an exaggeration.
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BanklessAtHeart
· 01-08 20:39
NGL, Anchor might really be sidelined. The idea of AI directly generating JS code sounds a bit outrageous but also quite reasonable.
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MoneyBurner
· 01-08 20:39
Damn, is Anchor going to be phased out? Now developers will have to rebuild their knowledge bases again, haha.
Frameworks and IDLs might be approaching obsolescence. The next generation won't need something like Anchor anymore. Advanced AI models can now directly access on-chain data structures and generate equivalent harnesses in JavaScript without any framework overhead. Tools like Kani serve a different purpose—forcing LLMs to essentially replicate the same logic twice, which helps validate implementation correctness. This shift suggests we're moving toward AI-native development workflows where traditional abstraction layers become optional rather than essential.