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Getting started

Create and review a browser-local token configuration without mistaking it for a deployment.

Before you begin

You need a token name, ticker, supply, and at least one behavior. You do not need a wallet because wallet connection and real launch are disabled. The result of the current flow is a local profile available in this browser.

If you clear browser storage or change devices, JUSTYPE has no account or server copy from which to restore that profile.

Create a configuration

  1. 01
    Describe the token

    Add its identity and write one or more supported instructions in ordinary language.

  2. 02
    Read what JUSTYPE recognized

    Structured behaviors appear as you type. Unsupported phrases stay visible instead of being guessed.

  3. 03
    Edit the rules

    Use the manual behavior catalog or edit normalized values. The structured rules, not the original sentence, drive the preview.

  4. 04
    Resolve issues

    Errors block review. Incomplete rules must be completed before the local profile can be created.

  5. 05
    Review the Behavior Score

    Confirm the fee sources, routes, time changes, limits, and milestones shown in the visual score.

  6. 06
    Save locally

    Create saves the profile to localStorage in this browser. There is no wallet transaction.

Write an instruction the parser can inspect

Prefer short declarative sentences with explicit numbers, sides, destinations, and time units. “Take 2% on sells. Send half of sell fees to stakers.” is easier to inspect than a paragraph full of pronouns.

Take 2% on sells.
Use half of sell fees to buy back MOG.
Send the rest to stakers.

Accepted examples describe known patterns; they are not an exhaustive grammar. Review every normalized rule even when the instruction was recognized.

Know what the review proves

Review proves that the current frontend can represent the configuration and found none of its implemented blocking issues. It does not prove economic quality, future deployability, onchain enforcement, or safety.

Use Normalization and validation to see the exact checks, then use Behavior Score to inspect the visual representation.