Getting Started
DevStation documentation
DevStation is the developer platform for QIE. Deploy audited contracts, write and compile Solidity in the browser, build and publish apps with an AI coding agent, sell your work on the Marketplace, and inspect everything on chain, without installing a toolchain. When you want the same agent on your own machine, the DevStation CLI brings it to your terminal.
Quickstart
Connect a wallet and deploy your first contract in about a minute.
Start hereInstall the CLI
The coding agent in your terminal. One command, no runtime to install first.
Set it upWhere everything lives
DevStation is one product served from three addresses:
| Address | What is there |
|---|---|
| devstation.online | The home page: what DevStation is, and the CLI installer. |
| console.devstation.online | The console: every tool, your dashboard and the Marketplace. |
| docs.devstation.online | This documentation. |
| <name>.devstation.online | Apps that builders have published from the Coding Agent. |
Old links keep working: a console page opened on the home address, such as devstation.online/overview, forwards to the same page on the console.
The console
Everything in the console works against the network you pick in the sidebar.
Pick a built-in template, fill in its constructor, and deploy it through your wallet.
Write Solidity with a real in-browser compiler, then deploy and interact with it.
Draft and audit contracts in chat, or let the agent generate, compile, fix and deploy.
Build a working app from a description, or point the agent at a GitHub repository.
Buy and sell templates, apps, agent skills and UI kits for QIE or QUSDC.
Your contracts, apps, earnings, achievements and QIE ID, read from chain.
Decode any transaction into calls, arguments, token movements and events.
A block explorer for every supported network, with contract read, write and verify.
How DevStation is built
What matters is kept on chain, so it cannot be edited behind your back. Deployments are recorded in the ProjectRegistry, contract names in the ContractLabelRegistry, and every listing, purchase, tip and payout in the Marketplace contract. Your dashboard, the leaderboard and the ecosystem numbers are all computed from those records, so a figure shown in DevStation is one anyone can check. See Contracts & Registries for the addresses.
Where networks genuinely differ, these docs say so. Networks lists what each one supports.