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Execute a CVM transaction on the Convex network. Use when the user wants to modify on-chain state, call actor functions, or define values.
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| name | transact |
| description | Execute a CVM transaction on the Convex network. Use when the user wants to modify on-chain state, call actor functions, or define values. |
| argument-hint | <cvx-source> |
Transactions modify global state atomically. They cost juice (gas) and require a funded, signed account.
Source: $ARGUMENTS
mcp__convex-testnet__signingTransact with their address and passphrase.mcp__convex-testnet__transact with address and seed.mcp__convex-testnet__prepare to prepare the transaction, then guide the user through signing.import — it mutates the account environment and costs extra juice(@convex.fungible/transfer #128 #13 100)(let [f @convex.fungible] (f/transfer ...) (f/balance ...))| Task | Source |
|---|---|
| Transfer coins | (transfer #DEST AMOUNT) |
| Define a value | (def my-var 42) |
| Call an actor | (call #ACTOR (function-name arg1 arg2)) |
| Set controller | (set-controller #ADDR) |
Always confirm the transaction source and destination with the user before executing.