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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request updates the documentation for the Superchain ecosystem by changing the title and content of the existing "Interop" section to "Superchain interop." The documentation now emphasizes Superchain interoperability, with various card titles modified to include "Superchain." A new card titled "Superchain interop compatible tokens" has been added, linking to a new Markdown file that provides guidance on cross-chain token interoperability. The corresponding JSON file has also been updated with new key-value pairs reflecting these changes. Additionally, the Possibly related PRs
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59-61: Adjust language for an impersonal tone.
In the sentence “We recommend SuperchainERC20 for L2-native tokens…”, consider revising to remove the personal pronoun. For example, change it to “It is recommended to use SuperchainERC20 for L2-native tokens…” to maintain a neutral, instructive tone.
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5-5: New metadata key for token compatibility.
The key"token-compatible": "Superchain interop compatible token"is clearly added and provides a concise description that supports the new token interoperability guide.pages/stack/interop.mdx (1)
20-20: New token compatibility card added.
The card<Card title="Make your token Superchain interop compatible" href="/stack/interop/token-compatible" icon={<img src="/img/icons/shapes.svg" />} />is correctly added and links to the new guide. Ensure that its styling and format remain consistent with the other cards in this section.
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29-34: Header capitalization consistency.
The header "SuperchainERC20 – The Recommended Option" is currently in title case. According to our guidelines for H1–H3 headers, sentence case should be used (i.e. only the first word capitalized, except for proper nouns). Consider revising it to something like "SuperchainERC20 – the recommended option", unless the capitalization is intentionally dictated by project-specific nomenclature.
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1-5: Incomplete frontmatter metadata.
The frontmatter section is missing the required keys:topic,personas,categories, andcontent_type. These fields are essential to fully comply with the documentation standards. Please add them with non-empty values. You can use the command below to help automate the process:pnpm metadata-batch-cli:dry "pages/stack/interop/token-compatible.mdx"
7-10: Appropriate use of imported components.
The imports ofCalloutandInteropCalloutand the subsequent use of<InteropCallout />are correct and help enhance the document’s clarity.
12-79: Thorough and well-organized content.
The document provides a detailed and structured guide on enabling Superchain interoperability for tokens. It clearly explains the cross-chain composability features, compares different standards (SuperchainERC20, xERC20, OFT, and NTT), and discusses critical factors such as security, latency, and external dependencies.
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1-5:⚠️ Potential issueCritical: Incomplete frontmatter metadata.
The frontmatter is missing the required fields:topic,personas,categories, andcontent_type. Please update this section so that all necessary metadata fields are provided with non-empty values, as per our documentation standards.
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4-4: Nitpick: Redundant wording in description.
The description repeats the term “benefit” ("...benefit from Superchain interop and benefit from secure, low-latency, cross-chain composability"). Consider rephrasing it for clarity and conciseness, for example:
Learn how different tokens can gain secure, low-latency, cross-chain composability with Superchain interop.
21-21: Typographical Correction: Comma after "For example".
Insert a comma after “For example” to improve readability. For instance, change:
For example when transferring a SuperchainERC20...
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37-37: Stylistic Improvement: Refine description in the "Best for" bullet.
Consider removing the article “a” before “trust-minimized” for improved clarity. For example, modify:
that need a trust-minimized, simple, and seamless integration within the Superchain
to:
that need trust-minimized, simple, and seamless integration within the Superchain
76-76: Grammatical Correction: Use Correct Indefinite Article.
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84-84: Clarification on Trailing Content.
Line 84 appears to contain only the number “84”. Please confirm whether this is intentional or if it should be removed as an extraneous artifact.
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[typographical] ~21-~21: After the expression ‘for example’ a comma is usually used.
Context: ...n one chain and minted on another. For example when transferring a SuperchainERC20 bet...
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[misspelling] ~76-~76: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
Context: ...hainERC20, token issuers should include a ERC-7802 interface to simplify develope...
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14-15: Clarification on "gas-only" terminology.
The phrase “gas-only” might be unclear or unintuitive regarding fee structures. Please verify whether this is the intended description or consider revising it to a term that more clearly communicates the absence of additional fees (e.g., “no-fee” or “fees limited to gas costs”).
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90-90:⚠️ Potential issueRemove extraneous content.
The trailing "90" appears to be an inadvertent artifact and should be removed to maintain document cleanliness.Suggested change:
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17-20: Refine technical descriptions and punctuation.
- Change "traditional ERC-20 tokens deployments" to "traditional ERC-20 token deployments" for grammatical correctness.
- Add a comma after "For example" in line 20 for improved readability.
Please consider applying a diff similar to the following:
-Compared to traditional ERC-20 tokens deployments on a single blockchain, +Compared to traditional ERC-20 token deployments on a single blockchain, ... -For example when transferring a SuperchainERC20 between chains... +For example, when transferring a SuperchainERC20 between chains...
78-84: Minor typographical correction in key takeaways.
In the third bullet point, update “a ERC-7802 interface” to “an ERC-7802 interface” to correct the article usage.Suggested diff:
-Token issuers should include a ERC-7802 interface to simplify developer experience. +Token issuers should include an ERC-7802 interface to simplify developer experience.🧰 Tools
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[typographical] ~21-~21: After the expression ‘for example’ a comma is usually used.
Context: ...n one chain and minted on another. For example when transferring a SuperchainERC20 bet...
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[misspelling] ~82-~82: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
Context: ...hainERC20, token issuers should include a ERC-7802 interface to simplify develope...
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1-5: Incomplete frontmatter metadata.
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7-10: Component imports and usage are appropriate.
The file correctly imports the necessary components (CalloutandInteropCallout) and utilizes<InteropCallout />to enhance clarity.
12-12: Header formatting verified.
The H1 header uses proper sentence case and correctly reflects the document title.
14-16: Introduction section is clear and informative.
The introductory content concisely presents the guide’s purpose and highlights key attributes such as "secure, gas-only, 1-block latency cross-chain composability."
21-21: Security consideration statement is clear.
The sentence emphasizing the need to evaluate the security, cost, and latency of the verification mechanism is well-articulated.🧰 Tools
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[typographical] ~21-~21: After the expression ‘for example’ a comma is usually used.
Context: ...n one chain and minted on another. For example when transferring a SuperchainERC20 bet...(COMMA_FOR_EXAMPLE)
26-32: Clarity in outlining token interoperability benefits.
The section "Why give your token cross-chain functionality with Superchain interop?" and its accompanying bullet list effectively communicate the advantages of cross-chain transfers.
33-42: Detailed overview of SuperchainERC20 is well-structured.
This section clearly presents the features of SuperchainERC20, highlighting its security, latency, cost, and other benefits.
44-50: Alternative implementation options described effectively.
The explanation of weakest link risks is clear, outlining the caution needed when allowlisting multiple verification mechanisms.
51-55: Bridge options comparison is clear.
The section comparingSuperchainTokenBridgewith Superchain interop messaging is concise and informative.
56-65: xERC20 section is informative.
The bullet points provide a clear summary of xERC20’s security, latency, cost, and deployment specifics.
66-70: OFT section is clear and concise.
The details for OFT effectively describe its security considerations and latency characteristics within and outside the Superchain.
72-77: NTT section is well-outlined.
The explanation includes important details along with caveats regarding its current integration status.
85-89: Next steps section provides clear call-to-action.
The links direct users effectively to further resources, enhancing the overall guide utility.
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19-21: Nitpick: Add comma after "For example".
On line 21, insert a comma after "For example" to improve clarity. Consider the following change:-For example when transferring a SuperchainERC20 between chains ... +For example, when transferring a SuperchainERC20 between chains ...🧰 Tools
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51-57: Nitpick: Clarify and correct the messenger section.
On line 56, please correct the spelling of "faclitate" to "facilitate" and rephrase the sentence for better clarity. For example:-Alternatively, you can use the `L2ToL2CrossDomainMessenger` to faclitate cross-chain mint/burns **does not** require a deterministic address across chains but requires the token issuer to manage a token registry per chain. +Alternatively, you can use the `L2ToL2CrossDomainMessenger` to facilitate cross-chain mint/burns. This option does not require a deterministic address across chains, but it does require the token issuer to manage a token registry per chain.
91-94: Nitpick: Correct the article usage in the ERC-7802 recommendation.
On line 93, change "a ERC-7802 interface" to "an ERC-7802 interface" for proper grammar. For example:-... should include a ERC-7802 interface ... +... should include an ERC-7802 interface ...🧰 Tools
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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.
- Use correct spelling and grammar at all times (IMPORTANT).
- For H1, H2, and H3 headers:
- Use sentence case, capitalizing only the first word.
- Preserve the capitalization of proper nouns, technical terms, and acronyms as defined in the 'nouns.txt' file located in the root directory of the project.
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[typographical] ~21-~21: After the expression ‘for example’ a comma is usually used.
Context: ...n one chain and minted on another. For example when transferring a SuperchainERC20 bet...
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[misspelling] ~93-~93: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
Context: ...hainERC20, token issuers should include a ERC-7802 interface to simplify develope...
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7-9: Approved: Import statements are correct.
The import statements are properly structured.
10-10: Approved: Component usage.
The<InteropCallout />component is correctly invoked for highlighting relevant information.
12-12: Approved: Title header.
The H1 header clearly states the document title.
14-16: Approved: Introduction section.
The introduction effectively outlines the benefits of Superchain interop and notes alternative token interoperability options.
26-32: Approved: Benefits list.
The bullet points under "Why give your token cross-chain functionality with Superchain interop?" clearly outline the advantages offered.
33-42: Approved: SuperchainERC20 section.
This section effectively communicates the security, latency, cost, and address benefits of using SuperchainERC20.
59-62: Approved: Weakest link scenario explanation.
The description clearly explains that the token’s security is only as robust as its weakest verification mechanism when multiple systems are allowlisted.
72-87: Approved: OFT & NTT sections.
Both sections clearly outline the security, latency, cost, and cross-chain address considerations; they are clear and concise.
96-101: Approved: Next steps.
The call-to-action links are clearly presented, guiding users on how to deploy tokens and learn more about Superchain interop.
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21-21: Punctuation Improvement: Add a comma after "For example".
Consider revising the sentence to read:-For example when transferring a `SuperchainERC20` between chains in the Superchain interop cluster, ... +For example, when transferring a `SuperchainERC20` between chains in the Superchain interop cluster, ...🧰 Tools
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86-86: Clarity Suggestion: Revise ambiguous phrase.
The sentence
"NTT is a token standard used to send, receive, and compose tokens chains Wormhole supports."
is unclear. Consider rephrasing it to:-NTT is a token standard used to send, receive, and compose tokens chains Wormhole supports. +NTT is a token standard used to send, receive, and compose tokens on chains that Wormhole supports.pages/stack/interop.mdx (1)
9-9: Header Consistency: Update document header.
The H1 header currently reads# Interopwhich is inconsistent with the new branding. Consider updating it to reflect the change (e.g.,# Superchain interop). A suggested diff:-# Interop +# Superchain interop
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21-21: Grammar improvement: Add comma after “For example”.
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26-31: Overview of benefits for cross-chain interoperability.
The text effectively explains the advantages of Superchain interop.
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1-5: Incomplete frontmatter metadata.
The required metadata fieldstopic,personas,categories, andcontent_typeare missing. Please add these keys with non-empty values to comply with our documentation standards. You can fix this by running:pnpm metadata-batch-cli:dry "pages/stack/interop/token-compatible.mdx"
7-11: Component imports and usage.
The import statements and the use of<InteropCallout />look correct and align with the intended functionality.
12-16: Header and introductory description.
The document header and introductory paragraph clearly introduce the guide and its focus on Superchain interop compatible tokens.
17-24: How to enable cross-chain token interoperability section.
The section provides a solid explanation of how tokens can achieve cross-chain interoperability. Consider reviewing the phrasing to ensure clarity.🧰 Tools
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32-41: SuperchainERC20 section.
This section clearly outlines the features ofSuperchainERC20via concise bullet points.
42-56: Considerations for alternative token implementations.
The content provides useful context for tokens not usingSuperchainERC20.
On line 55, the word “faclitate” is a typo and should be corrected to “facilitate”.
57-60: Weakest link scenario clarification.
The explanation regarding the security being as strong as the weakest verification mechanism is clear and informative.
61-72: xERC20 token implementation details.
The discussion about xERC20 clearly communicates its characteristics and trade-offs.
73-82: OFT token implementation details.
The section on OFT tokens is well written and sets the expectation that more details may follow later.
83-92: NTT token implementation details.
The NTT section is clearly presented and uses a consistent format compared to the previous sections.
94-99: Key takeaways.
The summarized bullet points effectively capture the main messages for token issuers and users.
100-105: Next steps action items.
The list of next steps is clear and directs users with actionable links. Consider adding a brief note on where to find additional support if needed.
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19-21: Improve punctuation after introductory phrases.Insert a comma after "For example" to enhance readability. For instance, change
For example when transferring aSuperchainERC20...
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28-28: Review compound modifier formatting.Consider removing the hyphen in "capitally-efficient" since adverbs ending in “ly” do not require hyphenation. You might prefer “capitally efficient.”
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45-45: Clarify the sentence structure for improved clarity.The sentence on line 45 reads:
“While theSuperchainERC20is a trust-minimized way to enable for giving your token Superchain interop capabilities, other token implementations can also benefit from Superchain interop.”
Consider revising it to:
“WhileSuperchainERC20provides a trust-minimized way to enable Superchain interop capabilities for your token, other token implementations can also benefit from Superchain interop.”
29-30: Consider formalizing numeric expressions.Replace “3rd party” with “third-party” to maintain a formal tone and consistency in documentation.
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1-120: Overall structure and content review.The document is well-organized and offers a comprehensive guide on enabling Superchain interop for token compatibility. Please address the minor issues noted above regarding metadata, punctuation, and phrasing to ensure it meets our documentation standards.
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Description
This PR adds a new guide on making tokens Superchain interop compatible.
Explains implementation options for different token standards, including SuperchainERC20, xERC20, OFT, and NTT.
Provides insights on latency, security, and costs for each option.
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