Audit of Custom SuperchainERC20 Tokens #1600
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe tutorial for creating a custom Superchain ERC20 token was restructured to replace explicit Solidity code snippets and fragmented stepwise instructions with a modular, prose-driven format. It introduced an expandable "About this tutorial" section summarizing objectives, prerequisites, and environment requirements, consolidating "What you'll do" and "What you'll learn" sections. Deployment instructions were reorganized into clearly labeled, numbered steps covering setup, contract creation, deployment, and verification. A new tabbed interface separates instructions for Supersim and Devnets environments, including specific RPC configurations and commands. Verification steps were updated to reference environment variables and private key sourcing. No changes were made to exported or public entities. Possibly related PRs
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54-56: Insert blank line after</details>.
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21-21: Imports for Nextra components look good.
Pulling inCallout,Steps, andTabsat the top ensures the MDX components render correctly throughout the tutorial.
37-38: Usage of<details>block is appropriate.
Encapsulating auxiliary information in a collapsible section improves readability by letting readers expand only what they need.
50-53: Development environment section is clear.
The “Development environment” heading and its bullet list correctly outline the required OS and tooling.
60-63: Step-by-step section is well structured.
The “## Step by step” header followed by the<Steps>component aligns with the tutorial’s flow and Nextra conventions.
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25-25: Terminology consistency
The term “crosschain messaging” should be hyphenated as “cross-chain messaging” to match other references:- required for crosschain messaging + required for cross-chain messaging
80-85: Remove extraneous empty column in table
The 4th blank column in the table under the[token]section will render as an empty column. Trim it down to three columns:-| Parameter | Meaning | Example | | -| -------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------ | - | -| owner_address | Owner of the token | Your address<sup>1</sup> | | -| name | Token name | Quick Transfer Token | | -| symbol | Token symbol | QTT | | -| decimals | Number of decimal places | 18 | | +| Parameter | Meaning | Example | +| -------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------ | +| owner_address | Owner of the token | Your address<sup>1</sup> | +| name | Token name | Quick Transfer Token | +| symbol | Token symbol | QTT | +| decimals | Number of decimal places | 18 |
98-98: Hyphenate compound modifier in header
Change the H3 from “Blockchain specific setup” to “Blockchain-specific setup” for correct hyphenation:- ### Blockchain specific setup + ### Blockchain-specific setup🧰 Tools
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Context: ...ivate key goes here>>> ``` ### Blockchain specific setup <Tabs items={['Supersim', 'Dev...(SPECIFIC_HYPHEN)
102-107: Use imperative for instructions
Replace the conversational sentence with an imperative:- All you need to do is start it. + Run:
110-113: Clarify Devnets tab introduction
Rephrase for brevity and clarity:- The SuperchainERC20 Starter Kit is already set up for Supersim. - If you want to use it with a different set of blockchains, for example the Devnets, follow these steps. + By default, the Starter Kit is configured for Supersim. To deploy on Devnets, follow these steps:
220-223: Consistent naming
Tab title is “Devnets” but the text says “For Devnet,”. Align it:- For Devnet, specify in `PRIVATE_KEY` the private key you used for the setup script and then these parameters. + For Devnets, specify in `PRIVATE_KEY` the private key you used for the setup script and then these parameters.
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1-19: Frontmatter verification
All required metadata fields (title,lang,description,topic,personas,categories,content_type) are present and non-empty. Good to go.
21-21: Imported components usage
TheCallout,Steps, andTabsimports fromnextra/componentsare used correctly for the callout box, step layout, and environment tabs.
37-53: ‘About this tutorial’ details block
The collapsible<details>section is clear, and headings inside use sentence case. No issues found.
56-56: Heading style check
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58-58: Action phrasing
Good use of the imperative “Use the SuperchainERC20 Starter Kit…” to instruct the reader.
60-60: Heading style check
“## Step by step” adheres to sentence-case rules for H2 headings.
62-63: Component usage
The<Steps>wrapper and nested### General setupcorrectly structure the sequence of tutorial steps.
192-192: Heading consistency
“### Verify the installation” follows sentence-case conventions for H3 headings and aligns with the tutorial’s structure.
Co-authored-by: Blessing Krofegha <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Blessing Krofegha <[email protected]>
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80-81: Remove extra empty column in table
An extra trailing column with no content remains in the parameter table. A previous reviewer flagged this; please remove the blank column for clarity.
Apply this diff:-| Parameter | Meaning | Example | | -| -------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------ | - | -| owner_address | Owner of the token | Your address<sup>1</sup> | | -| name | Token name | Quick Transfer Token | | -| symbol | Token symbol | QTT | | -| decimals | Number of decimal places | 18 | | +| Parameter | Meaning | Example | +| -------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------ | +| owner_address | Owner of the token | Your address<sup>1</sup> | +| name | Token name | Quick Transfer Token | +| symbol | Token symbol | QTT | +| decimals | Number of decimal places | 18 |
195-195: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionAvoid first-person pronoun
Replace the first-person “I created” with neutral phrasing. For example:- You can also play with the token I created, which is at address [`0xF3Ce…`](…). + You can also interact with the deployed token at address [`0xF3Ce…`](…).
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98-98: Hyphenate compound modifier
When used as a modifier, “Blockchain specific” should be hyphenated.- ### Blockchain specific setup + ### Blockchain-specific setup🧰 Tools
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21-21: Import statement correctness
ImportingCallout,Steps, andTabsfromnextra/componentsis appropriate for rendering the new UI components.
37-38: Details block and summary
The<details>wrapper with a<summary>provides a clean, collapsible section for introductory content. The summary text “About this tutorial” follows sentence-case conventions.
40-40: Subheading formatting
The bold subheading**What you'll learn**is clear and correctly uses sentence case for emphasis within the details block.
42-42: Bullet list clarity
The learning objectives bullet is concise and technically accurate.
44-44: Prerequisite section heading
The bolded heading**Prerequisite technical knowledge**is clear and properly capitalized in sentence case.
46-48: Prerequisite knowledge list
The listed prerequisites are complete and correctly formatted as fragments without terminal punctuation.
50-50: Development environment heading
The bolded**Development environment**heading is clear and follows sentence-case rules.
52-53: Environment requirements list
The OS and Git bullets are accurate and formatted consistently with other lists.
56-56: “What you’ll do” heading
The H3### What you'll douses sentence case correctly and aligns with the tutorial’s style.🧰 Tools
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58-58: Actionable first step
The instruction to use the starter kit is clear and uses the imperative form.
62-62: Steps component usage
Wrapping the step-by-step content in<Steps>improves readability and enables consistent styling.
63-63: General setup heading
The H3### General setupis properly capitalized and succinct.
67-67: Installation instruction
The numbered step to install Foundry is in imperative voice and properly formatted.
192-192: Installation verification heading
The H3### Verify the installationcorrectly uses sentence case and clearly delineates the verification steps.
255-255: “Next steps” heading
The H2## Next stepsuses sentence case correctly and aligns with the tutorial flow.
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37-52: Consider using proper heading levels instead of bold for section labels
Inside the<details>block, the labels What you'll learn, Prerequisite technical knowledge, and Development environment are formatted in bold. To improve accessibility and maintain consistency with markdown semantics, you could use heading levels (e.g.,####) rather than bold styling.Proposed diff:
<details> <summary>About this tutorial</summary> - **What you'll learn** + #### What you'll learn * How to deploy custom ERC20 tokens across multiple chains ... - **Prerequisite technical knowledge** + #### Prerequisite technical knowledge * Understanding of smart contract development * Familiarity with blockchain concepts * Familiarity with [standard SuperchainERC20 deployments](/interop/tutorials/deploy-superchain-erc20). - **Development environment** + #### Development environment * Unix-like operating system (Linux, macOS, or WSL for Windows) * Git for version control </details>
56-57: Title case for the starter kit link should match official name
The link text uses lowercase in “[SuperchainERC20 starter kit]” but elsewhere (e.g., in Next steps) it’s capitalized “Starter Kit.” To align with title case for page names and link text, update to “SuperchainERC20 Starter Kit.”- * Use the [SuperchainERC20 starter kit](/app-developers/starter-kit) to deploy tokens with your custom code. + * Use the [SuperchainERC20 Starter Kit](/app-developers/starter-kit) to deploy tokens with your custom code.🧰 Tools
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98-98: Hyphenate compound modifier
The heading “### Blockchain specific setup” should hyphenate the compound modifier:- ### Blockchain specific setup + ### Blockchain-specific setup🧰 Tools
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192-238: Unify environment naming and capitalization in verification steps
Within the “Verify the installation” section:
- The tab title and earlier references use “Devnets,” but the descriptive text reads “For Devnet.”
- The bullet “Repeat the same steps on chain B” should capitalize the technical term
Chain B.Please apply these adjustments for consistency:
- For Devnet, specify in `PRIVATE_KEY` the private key you used for the setup script and then these parameters. + For Devnets, specify in `PRIVATE_KEY` the private key you used for the setup script and then these parameters. - 6. Repeat the same steps on chain B. + 6. Repeat the same steps on Chain B.
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- Apply the Oxford comma.
- Use proper title case for buttons, tab names, page names, and links. Sentence case should be used for body content and short phrases, even in links.
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- For H1, H2, and H3 headers:
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21-21: New interactive components import looks good
All three imported components (Callout,Steps,Tabs) are used appropriately throughout the tutorial.
62-62: Good use of theStepscomponent for structure
The<Steps>wrapper clearly delineates each major phase of the tutorial, improving readability and navigation.
255-255: Next steps link capitalization is correct
The callout “Use the SuperchainERC20 Starter Kit to deploy your token across the Superchain” correctly applies title case to the link text.
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🔇 Additional comments (5)
pages/interop/tutorials/custom-superchain-erc20.mdx (5)
21-21: Imported UI components correctly
TheCallout,Steps, andTabsimports match their usage in this tutorial.
37-52: Well-structured collapsible "About this tutorial" section
The new<details>block cleanly groups learning objectives, prerequisites, and environment requirements, improving readability and scannability.
56-56: Consistent sentence-case heading
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100-103: Supersim tab content is accurate
The Supersim-specific instructions correctly reference the starter kit setup and launch command.
192-193: Approve updated token reference phrasing
The phrasing "a previously created token" is clearer and resolves the earlier ambiguity.
Description
The main change is making sure the tutorial supports both Supersim and the Devnets.
Tests
None (I did run everything)
Additional context
N/A
Metadata
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