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Running Scripts

There are three ways to run an EVML script. They all execute the same language — pick the surface that fits how you work.

Web Terminal

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next.evmcrispr.com is the primary way to use EVMcrispr: a browser editor with syntax highlighting, completions, inline diagnostics, and hover documentation. Connect your wallet, write a script, and click Execute — every transaction is shown to you for review and signed by your own wallet.

The terminal can also share scripts as links and simulate them on a forked chain before you commit to anything.

CLI

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The evmcrispr npm package runs scripts from your shell — useful for CI, cron jobs, and keeping scripts in a repository:

Terminal window
# Validate a script offline (no RPC)
npx evmcrispr validate my-script.evml


# Simulate it on a forked chain
npx evmcrispr simulate my-script.evml


# Pin it to IPFS and print a link that opens it in the terminal
npx evmcrispr create-link "My proposal" my-script.evml

Configuration is via environment variables — set VITE_DRPC_API_KEY for RPC access, VITE_PINATA_JWT for IPFS pinning, and EVMCRISPR_DEFAULT_CHAIN_ID / EVMCRISPR_RPC_URL to control which chain scripts run against. Run npx evmcrispr with no arguments for the full list.

The CLI validates and simulates; it does not hold keys or execute transactions. Execution always happens in the terminal with your wallet.

AI Assistants (MCP)

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EVMcrispr ships a hosted MCP server so assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor can write, validate, and simulate EVML for you — and hand you a link that opens the finished script in the terminal for review and execution.

Next Steps

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