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Mint tasks & execution

Configure a mint and fire it from your wallets.

A task group targets one contract on one chain. Inside it you add mint tasks — each binds a wallet, the method to call, gas strategy, and how many times to fire.

Configuring a task

  • Method + ABI — the function to call (e.g. mint) and its ABI. An ABI is required whenever you set a method; otherwise nothing would be encoded.
  • Method args — a JSON array, e.g. [2] to mint quantity 2. Or provide raw calldata instead.
  • Gas — auto-gas bumps the network estimate by your multiplier, or set fees manually.
  • Spam count — fire N transactions with incrementing nonces.

Run vs. simulate

Toggle Simulate to run an eth_call that checks the mint would succeed without broadcasting or spending gas. When you’re ready, Run signs and broadcasts, then the console watches the receipts and marks each task confirmed or failed.

If a mint broadcasts but the record fails to save, you’ll see a warning telling you it’s already on chain — refresh rather than re-running, so you never double-mint.