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SIGIL Language

SIGIL Language

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SIGIL smart contract language support for JAELIS blockchain - syntax highlighting, autocomplete, diagnostics, hover docs, and 30+ code snippets
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SIGIL Language for Visual Studio Code

The official VS Code extension for SIGIL — the universal smart contract language for the JAELIS blockchain.

SIGIL is designed to write once and deploy everywhere. One language that compiles natively to EVM, SVM, WASM, Move, TVM, and the JAELIS runtime — no bridges, no translation layers.

Features

Syntax Highlighting

Full TextMate grammar for .sigil files with support for:

  • Contracts, functions, guards, events, structs, enums
  • ENE cryptographic operations (ene.sign, ene.verify, ene.attest)
  • Cross-VM calls (~evm::, ~svm::, ~move::, ~tvm::)
  • Whale guard definitions
  • AI agent functions
  • Numeric literals with units (.hours, .percent, .lode, .jaelis)

Intelligent Autocomplete

Context-aware completions powered by a built-in Language Server:

  • All SIGIL keywords, types, and built-in functions
  • ENE method completions after ene.
  • Oracle, AI, shard, block, and caller property completions
  • Cross-VM target suggestions after ~
  • Sigil-prefix completions (@, #, ^, &)
  • 140+ completion items

Diagnostics

Real-time error detection:

  • Missing function parameters
  • Whale guard configuration validation
  • Deprecated pattern warnings (selfdestruct)
  • ENE usage suggestions for signature operations

Hover Documentation

Hover over any keyword for inline documentation. JAELIS-specific features like ene, whale_guard, agent, and shard include detailed explanations with code examples.

Go-to-Definition

Jump to the definition of contracts, functions, structs, events, guards, and variables within the current file. Supports all SIGIL declaration types.

Document Symbols

Navigate your contracts with the Outline view — automatically detects contracts, functions, events, and guards.

30+ Code Snippets

Prefix Description
sigil-contract Full contract template with header, state, events, deploy block
sigil-erc20 Complete ERC20 token with whale protection
contract Contract definition
function Function definition
view View (read-only) function
agent AI agent function
guard Function guard/modifier
whale_guard JAELIS whale guard for market protection
event / emit Event definition and emission
struct / enum Type definitions
resource Move-style resource definition
match Pattern matching expression
ene.generate Generate ENE-protected random value
ene.sign Sign with ENE cryptography
ene.verify Verify ENE signature
ene.attest Cross-chain ENE attestation
~evm / ~svm / ~move Cross-VM calls
deploy Deployment configuration block
oracle.getPrice Oracle price query
ai.query AI agent query
shard.query Cross-shard query

Commands

Command Description
Sigil: Compile Contract Directs to JAELIS CLI for contract compilation
Sigil: Deploy Contract Directs to JAELIS CLI for contract deployment
Sigil: Verify ENE Signature Directs to JAELIS CLI for on-chain ENE verification

Quick Start

  1. Install this extension
  2. Open or create a .sigil file
  3. Start writing — autocomplete and highlighting activate automatically
sigil 1.0
chain jaelis.mainnet
license MIT

use sigil.token

contract MyToken {
    name: text = "My Token"
    symbol: text = "MTK"
    totalSupply: num = 0
    balances: mapping(address => num)

    whale_guard antiWhale {
        max_percent: 2.percent,
        cooldown: 1.hours,
        exempt: [owner]
    }

    event Transfer(indexed from: address, indexed to: address, amount: num)

    constructor(initialSupply: num) {
        totalSupply = initialSupply
        balances[caller.address] = initialSupply
    }

    function transfer(to: address, amount: num) -> bool with antiWhale {
        require(balances[caller.address] >= amount, "Insufficient balance")
        balances[caller.address] -= amount
        balances[to] += amount
        emit Transfer(caller.address, to, amount)
        return true
    }

    view function balanceOf(account: address) -> num {
        return balances[account]
    }
}

deploy {
    args: { initialSupply: 1000000 * 10^18 }
    shard: auto
}

What is SIGIL?

SIGIL is the native smart contract language for the JAELIS blockchain. It combines the best ideas from Solidity, Rust, Move, and FunC into one unified language with features no other chain offers:

  • Zero gas fees — powered by the JAELIS SIGIL compute system
  • ENE Cryptography — patented Ephemeral Network Entropy for manipulation-proof signing
  • Whale Guards — native market manipulation protection built into the language
  • Cross-VM Calls — call EVM, Solana, Move, and TON contracts natively with ~vm:: syntax
  • AI Agent Functions — first-class AI integration in smart contracts
  • Formal Verification — built-in prove module with Z3/Lean4 backends
  • Zero-Knowledge Proofs — native ZK circuit support (Groth16, PLONK, STARK)

Extension Settings

Setting Default Description
sigil.maxNumberOfProblems 100 Maximum diagnostics to report per file
sigil.trace.server off Language server trace level
sigil.ene.showHints true Show hints for ENE cryptographic operations
sigil.whaleGuard.validate true Validate whale_guard configurations

Links

  • JAELIS Website
  • SIGIL Documentation
  • GitHub

License

MIT - JAELIS Foundation

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