Contracts

Every contract on your Stagenet can have its own dashboard — one place to inspect and drive it: its activity, assets, state, and functions.

They live on your Stagenet’s Contracts page.

How dashboards are created

Automatically, for contracts you deploy

1. Push your contracts to your Stagenet with contract.dev push-contracts.
2. Deploy them with your normal scripts.

When a deployment’s bytecode matches a pushed contract, its dashboard is created automatically — with the ABI, name, and storage layout already attached. A contract deployed before the push gets its name and ABI when the push lands; decoded storage needs the layout, which is attached when a deployment matches a contract pushed beforehand.

Manually, for everything else

From your Stagenet’s Contracts page you can also add:

• Mainnet contracts — third-party contracts that exist on the replicated chain (pools, tokens, oracles); the ABI is fetched automatically.
• Any other contract — supply an ABI yourself.

What a dashboard shows

• Overview — live vitals and the address’s recent transactions.
• Money — asset balances and approvals granted.
• Interact — call read and write functions directly on the fork, with your browser wallet or the gasless Platform Wallet.
• Storage — named storage variables, decoded live (contracts with a storage layout).