> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.buildonhype.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.buildonhype.com/extensions.md). # Extensions #### **What Are Extensions?** Extensions are modules that bring advanced features to your BuildOnHype.com applications. They allow you to add specialized functionality — from game engines and AI chat to advanced blockchain integrations — without writing custom code. #### **Where to Find Extensions** In your app’s **Edit** page, select the **Configuration** tab.\ A list of all extensions compatible with your app will appear under the **Extensions** section. #### **Why Some Extensions May Not Be Available** Each extension supports specific app types. If an extension isn’t compatible with your current app’s structure or features, it won’t appear in the list. #### **Available Extensions** **Game Development** | Extension | Description | Example Prompts | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **2D Game Framework** | 2D game development with physics and sprites for platformers and arcade games. | "Create a tap-based rocket launch game where the goal is to reach the moon." / "Build a side-scroller where a miner collects HYPE tokens while avoiding falling rocks." | | **3D Game Framework** | 3D game creation with physics and lighting for adventure and simulation games. | "Design a 3D exploration game where players mine virtual HYPE and trade it for upgrades." / "Build a multiplayer racing game with customizable vehicles." | | **3D Rendering** | 3D graphics and visualizations for your apps, including interactive models and scenes. | "Embed a 3D rotating model of the Hyperliquid logo in my landing page." | **Blockchain & Data** | Extension | Description | Example Prompts | | ------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Database** | Persistent data storage and on-chain logic for your apps, such as payments, token management, and event logging. | "Store player achievements and scores on-chain for public leaderboards." / "Create a marketplace that records every sale in a smart contract." | | **HyperEVM Explorer API** | Fetch HyperEVM token and contract data, including prices, transaction history, and metadata. | "Display the real-time price of my project’s token in the app header." / "Show the last 10 transfers for a given token address." | | **HyperEVM RPC Access** | Direct HyperEVM blockchain access for transactions and data queries. | "List all wallet addresses that interacted with my smart contract in the past 24 hours." / "Retrieve and display my dApp’s daily transaction count." | | **Wallet Integration** | Enable wallet connections for authentication and transaction signing. | "Require users to connect their wallet before accessing premium features." / "Prompt a wallet signature to approve NFT minting." | **User Authentication** | Extension | Description | Example Prompts | | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Social Login** | Enable login with social accounts like X (Twitter), Google, or Discord. | "Allow players to log in with Google to save their progress." / "Fetch a Discord username and show it next to the player’s avatar." | **AI** | Extension | Description | Example Prompts | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | **AI Chat** | Add LLM-powered chatbots and content generation to your apps. | "Create a support bot that explains staking steps for new users." / "Generate random in-game missions using AI prompts." | **Livestream Tools** | Extension | Description | Example Prompts | | ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Live Price Ticker** | Display real-time HyperEVM token prices in your app or as an overlay. | "Display $HYPE price in the corner of my game UI." / "Show my NFT collection’s floor price during live auctions." | | **Livestream Overlay** | Build transparent overlays for live streams with custom data displays. | "Overlay the latest marketplace sales on my Twitch stream." / "Display game winner announcements in real time during tournaments." | | **Realtime Component** | Add multiplayer chat, live updates, and collaborative features. | "Add a live order book for token trading." / "Implement a multiplayer chatroom for tournament players." | **The BuildOnHype.com team is continually building and expanding the capabilities of extensions to power your apps — stay tuned for more.** --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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