dStorage Add AI Integration Guides for Midnight Developers

dStorage don introduce ready-to-use instructions for AI coding agents for October 28 post for Midnight forum. The prompts go help developers integrate im software development kit wey combine encryption, decentralized storage, and blockchain records inside one application.

AI Prompts Dey Turn Documentation Into Development Tasks

The Build with AI guide dey provide tasks wey developers fit give coding agent wey dey work inside their project. Dem cover how to install the SDK, configure im components, and create one example wey go encrypt, store, and retrieve data.

According to dStorage documentation, the SDK programming interface fit change between versions. Because of that, the prompts dey instruct agents to check the current documentation, confirm the installed version, and find any conflicts with the existing project before dem make changes.

Documentation dey also available for text formats wey coding agents fit read directly. Implementation prompts include one verification step, like to run example and confirm say the content wey dem retrieve match the original input.

How dStorage Take Connect Encrypted Files With Midnight

For im private storage configuration, dStorage dey encrypt data before e upload am go storage network. Each upload dey receive separate encryption key, and that key self dey protected through configured access method, like password or passkey. The encrypted file no dey inside the blockchain.

Midnight DataRegistry smart contract dey hold encrypted storage reference, the protected encryption key, and associated metadata. When person wan retrieve, the SDK dey use that record to locate the file, download im encrypted contents, and decrypt am with the correct key.

Storage, blockchain, and encryption components fit dey configured independently. Developers fit move between simulated and network-connected environments while dem still use the same basic application calls to store and retrieve data.

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Preprod Integration and Sponsored DUST Fees

The guides dey progress from simulations and local development reach Midnight Preprod test network. The network example dey use compatible wallet and proof server to generate the zero-knowledge proofs wey transactions need. E still keep local Arweave-compatible environment for file storage while e dey write the corresponding references go Preprod.

Separate guide introduce dStorage Pro, one hosted signing and payment service wey fit cover DUST network fees on top application behalf. Charges dey assign to the application service account, so end user connected wallet no need im own DUST or NIGHT balance. The service dey handle transaction balancing and signing, while the wallet still dey involved to supply public keys and submit the completed transaction.

Developers fit also start from one prepared application template and apply the prompts to that codebase. Wallet approvals, passkey interactions, and other steps wey need user input still remain manual: the instructions dey tell the coding agent to pause and explain the action wey the developer need to complete.