Getting started
Ask zkCodex
Chat with zkCodex about your XP, ranks, tasks and clears, GM streaks, contracts, wallet health and the docs, and get GM, Counter, Memorial NFT, deploy and check-in transactions ready to sign.
Updated 2026-10-10
Open Ask
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From the search
Press Search in the header, or Ctrl K (⌘K on a Mac), and pick the Ask zkCodex tab. In the Search tab, free text also offers Ask zkCodex with what you typed.
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From a wallet analysis
Ask zkCodex sits above the tabs of a wallet analysis with questions about that wallet on that network ready to send: its last 7 days, its score, its Journey and who is behind it. Ask AI about these on the Transactions tab asks about the period and type its filters show; with Any time it asks about the last 30 days, and never more than the last 90.
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Connect a wallet
Ask answers for the connected wallet. Chatting needs no signature; only the daily check-in claim asks for a free sign-in signature.
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Ask in English or Turkish
The answer comes in the language you write in, with cards and buttons for the details.
What it can do
| Ask about | What you get |
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| Your XP, level and rank | An XP card with your rank and XP per network |
| Your wallet on a network | The wallet analysis: score and tier, transactions, volume, fees, active days, streaks and DeFi actions, read in up to 30 seconds and explained in a few lines. Without a network, Ask asks which one and shows network buttons, the networks you earned XP on first. A very long history on a slow network gets a button to its analysis page instead |
| Today's tasks | Every task with what is done, claimable or open |
| GM streaks | Current and best streak and total GMs per network |
| The leaderboard | The top 10, overall or on one network, all time or for this or last week or month, with your own rank on that board |
| Your daily and weekly clear | Which parts of today's daily clear are done and how many days of this week are cleared |
| A contract | The summary of its contract page: what it is, source verification, whether the code can be replaced and by whom, owner, creation date and notes worth attention, with a button to the page. Give the address and the network, or ask on the network you are on. A contract read counts as that answer's one scan, like a wallet analysis; if the network does not answer, Ask says so and links the page |
| Is this token risky | The token scan of its contract page: the verdict from 0 to 100 and its findings, holders without pools, snipers and insiders, liquidity, the buy and sell simulation, GoPlus and what its owner can still do. Give the token address and the network. It is not a security audit |
| Who is behind a wallet | What the Identity tab reads from public sources: ENS and Basename names, Farcaster, linked accounts with how strongly each is tied, Ethos and Coinbase Verifications. A link is what a source says, not proof of ownership |
| Whose address is this | The address's Blockscout Metadata name tag (an exchange, a bridge, a protocol) and the networks zkCodex covers where it holds coins or contract code, from one search across networks. A name tag says who owns an address, not that it is safe |
| Your wallet's health | The Wallet Health card: risky approvals, EIP-7702 account code, delegations and spam tokens, checked in your browser on one network |
| Your journey on a network | The milestones of the Journey tab with their dates and what is still ahead, from the same wallet scan as the analysis (that answer's one scan); the first funding is on the wallet page only |
| What your wallet did recently | Your transactions on the network you name over the last days, up to 90: swaps, buys and sells, transfers, mints, approvals and deploys with their dates, counted by kind, as the wallet page's transaction list describes them, from the same wallet scan. The Transactions on <network> button opens the wallet's analysis on that network, which starts on Wallet Stats; the full list is in its Transactions tab |
| Your portfolio or token approvals | Cards that load in your browser; each approval has its own Revoke button |
| How something works | Matching docs pages and FAQ answers |
| Apps on a network | Apps from the zkCodex catalog with their links |
| Any wallet's profile, activity or analysis | Its public XP profile or onchain analysis, from an address or ENS/base.eth name you type |
Transactions
Ask can prepare a GM, a Counter increment, a Memorial NFT mint (1 to 10, only a quantity you wrote), a contract deploy (simple, token or NFT, with the name and symbol filled in on the card) and the daily check-in claim. Each one comes as a card with the network, the contract and the live fee. If your wallet is on another network the card offers the switch first; then the same transaction as the feature's own page is sent from your wallet, after you confirm it there.
Ask never signs
The network, contract and wallet on a card come from zkCodex's registries, never from the AI's text, and nothing is sent until you confirm it in your own wallet. The faucet, multisender, bridge, swaps, B20 launches, score mints and games are not prepared by Ask; it links their pages instead.
Limits
What is sent and stored
Your questions are answered by a third-party AI provider (DeepSeek). Addresses and ENS or base.eth names reach it only as references such as wallet_self or addr_1; zkCodex resolves them itself. A message that looks like a seed phrase is not sent at all, and values that look like private keys are removed first. zkCodex stores no chat text: the conversation lives in your browser tab until you close it or start a new chat. Only counts are kept: messages per wallet and per day, and for each answer the tools used, the token cost and how long it took.
Check every card
AI can make mistakes. Read the card and the request in your wallet before you sign. Ask gives no financial advice, and a contract summary is not a security audit.
Pauses and limits
zkCodex admins can pause Ask, change the model and set the limits and the daily and monthly budgets. A change applies from the next message, and every change is signed by the admin's wallet and kept in the audit log. When a budget is reached, Ask rests until the next UTC day or month.