> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://aiachain.gitbook.io/aia-chain-pos-ai-and-financial-payments/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://aiachain.gitbook.io/aia-chain-pos-ai-and-financial-payments/how-aia-chain-works/aia-chain-development-suite.md).

# AIA Chain Development Suite

The AIA Chain platform is designed independently and is creating a suite of tools and reference implementations to facilitate use by developers and end-users who prefer them. These tools include:<br>

* **AIA SDK**: AIA Chain supports the Solidity language for writing smart contracts. To provide developers with a rich experience, AIA Chain offers a comprehensive SDK that includes standard data structures, examples, and testing tools for Solidity.

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* **Zero-Knowledge Proof Creation with Existing Technology**: Gitpod provides an online integrated development environment (IDE) that, through AIA Chain customization, allows developers to easily write, test, and deploy smart contract software directly from a web browser. Example templates available on the site can be deployed with a single click, simplifying the building process on AIA Chain for both new and experienced developers.

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* **AIA Chain Wallet**: AIA Pay is the fundamental place for developers and end-users to store assets needed for using the network. It is a reference implementation designed to work seamlessly with an incremental security model, allowing application developers to design more effective user experiences. It will eventually include built-in features to facilitate staking and governance processes for holders.

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* **AIA Browser**: Helps with contract signing and understanding network performance by representing data in an easy-to-understand format.

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* **AIA Command Line Tools**: The AIA team provides a set of simple command-line tools that allow developers to easily create, test, and deploy applications from their local environment.

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All these tools are created by the community in an open-source manner, allowing anyone to modify or deploy them.