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Set up a Sui Move smart contract project with OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui. Use when users need to: (1) install the Sui CLI and Move toolchain, (2) create a new Sui Move package, (3) discover and add OpenZeppelin Sui dependencies to Move.toml via the Move Registry (MVR), (4) learn the integration pattern from the library's examples and API docs before implementing, or (5) understand Sui Move import conventions and build/test commands for OpenZeppelin.
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Install the Sui CLI by following the Sui installation guide. The CLI bundles the Move toolchain and the Move Registry (MVR) resolver, so no separate Move install is needed.
Any time you need to investigate the library, start from its AI discovery entry point, llms.txt — it maps the library's content (the architecture doc, the contracts/ and math/ package catalogs, each package's README/examples/API reference, and audits). Follow its links rather than guessing paths.
OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui pins a specific Sui CLI version in its top-level README (this is repo metadata, not linked from llms.txt) — read the required version there and check your local install against it. The pinned version is the tested one and safest to match; a newer patch/minor generally works too, so treat a small drift as a warning, not a blocker:
sui --version
Initialize a new Move package (only if starting a new project):
sui move new my_project
cd my_project
This creates Move.toml, a .gitignore, and commented-out stub modules sources/my_project.move and tests/my_project_tests.move, using Move edition = "2024". The stubs are inert placeholders (fully wrapped in /* … */); replace or delete them when you add your own modules.
OpenZeppelin packages are published to the Move Registry (MVR) and added to Move.toml under [dependencies] with the r.mvr format, mapping the Move package name to its MVR slug:
[dependencies]
<move_package_name> = { r.mvr = "@openzeppelin-move/<slug>" }
Do not rely on a memorized package list — it drifts as the library evolves. Discover what is available from the library's own metadata, which is the single source of truth:
llms.txt.llms.txt is the authority on which catalogs exist, so read the set from there rather than assuming a fixed one (new top-level catalogs get added over time). Each catalog table lists the MVR slug, the Move package name, docs, and highlights.README.md for the exact r.mvr install snippet and its module list. Confirm the slug resolves — either by looking it up on moveregistry.com or, definitively, by running the build (below), which resolves every slug against the MVR.Catalog paths are relative to the catalog file's own directory. A catalog at
<catalog-dir>/README.mdlists each package by aPathrelative to<catalog-dir>/, so the package's raw README is.../main/<catalog-dir>/<path>/README.md— resolve<path>against the directory of the catalog that links it, not the repo root (the bare.../main/<path>/README.md404s). When in doubt, list the tree:gh api 'repos/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui/git/trees/main?recursive=1'(quote the endpoint — an unquoted?is a glob in some shells).
The Move package name (used in
usestatements) differs from the MVR slug — slug@openzeppelin-move/integer-mathis Move packageopenzeppelin_math. Only add the packages the project actually uses.
A package usually contains several modules. The catalog lists packages; the building block you want is often one module among several inside a package. Read the package README's module list and its
examples/to see what a package actually exposes — don't assume one package equals one component, and don't rely on a fixed mental catalog: the set of packages and modules grows over time.
The OpenZeppelin Sui MCP exposes this same metadata as deterministic tool calls —
sui-list-recipes(discover recipes),sui-get-recipe(a recipe's source plus the packages it uses, each with its install line), andsui-get-package(a package's install line + docs). When the MCP is available, query it instead of crawling the files by hand, then wire the returned install lines intoMove.tomland re-home the recipe source into your package. The MCP returns data, not a buildable package — that wiring and re-homing are what turn it into one.
Not every package is on the Move Registry — some are not published there at all. When a package's README.md has no r.mvr install snippet, depend on it from a GitHub release instead — a git dependency pinned to a release tag, never a moving branch:
[dependencies]
<move_package_name> = { git = "https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui.git", subdir = "<catalog-dir>/<path>", rev = "<release-tag>" }
<catalog-dir>/<path> is the package's directory in the repo (the same Path its catalog row lists); pin rev to a published GitHub release tag, not a branch. Keep every OpenZeppelin dependency on one consistent revision to avoid the diamond conflict below.
Two OZ packages can pull different revisions of a shared transitive dependency — for example, if one package embeds its own revision of a math package that you also depend on directly. When that happens the build aborts:
Package depends on multiple versions of the package with ID 0x…
Resolve it by adding override = true to the directly-declared dependency, which forces every consumer onto that revision:
[dependencies]
openzeppelin_math = { r.mvr = "@openzeppelin-move/integer-math", override = true }
openzeppelin_fp_math = { r.mvr = "@openzeppelin-move/fixed-point-math" }
Do this before writing any integration code — most users don't know the full catalog, and it grows over time, so let the library show you what it provides and how it's meant to be composed. For each package you plan to use:
Study its examples/. Every package ships compilable, CI-tested integration examples — these are the canonical composition recipes and the fastest way to see the real usage pattern (initialization, capability/witness flow, object ownership, tests). Prefer copying and adapting an example into sources/ over writing from scratch.
Read examples and metadata from
main; pin dependencies to a release. All AI metadata —llms.txt, the catalogs, package READMEs,STYLEGUIDE.md, and theexamples/— should be read from themainbranch, which carries the latest and most complete set (a package may have examples onmainthat a tagged release does not). Your build dependencies, by contrast, resolve to a pinned release — an MVR slug or a gitrev = "<release-tag>"(above) — so builds stay reproducible. The two can differ: an example copied frommainmay reference an API newer than your pinned release, in which case adapt it (or bump the pinned release) when you re-home.
Re-home a copied example. Example modules are declared under the library's own address (e.g.
module openzeppelin_access::example_reward_treasury;) — they are illustrations inside the library, not drop-in consumer code. When you copy one intosources/, rename its module to your package (module <your_package>::<module>;, where<your_package>is yourMove.toml[package]name). Keep theuse openzeppelin_*::…lines as-is — those reference the dependencies. If the example defines a one-time witness — a struct whose name is the module name upper-cased, consumed byinit— rename that struct to match your new module name too, orinitfails with "Invalid parameter … Expected a one-time witness type". You cannot define a module under a dependency's address, so a verbatim copy will not build until it is re-homed.
Read the docs. Start at the documentation site for concepts and guides, then the generated API reference — reached via the Docs link in each catalog table (it points at the correct version), path .../contracts-sui/<major>.x/api/<catalog_package> where <major> matches your contracts-sui release and <catalog_package> is the short catalog name, not the Move package name — for exact signatures, parameters, and abort conditions.
Discover the available examples from llms.txt and each package README, then browse them in the contracts-sui repo.
Import modules through the Move package name (the left side of the Move.toml entry) followed by the module name — use <move_package_name>::<module>; — then follow the usage patterns from the package's examples/ and API docs.
Some operations are exposed as method syntax (
value.op(...)) viapublic use funre-exports, so the underlying function may live in a different module than the type. If a free function you expect isn't found, check the package source for thepublic use funlines and call it as a method.
Create an AGENTS.md at the project root so any agent that later opens this project knows it is built on OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui and where the sources of truth live. Follow the same philosophy as the contracts-sui AGENTS.md: a lean pointer file that does not restate rules — it links to the authoritative sources. Also add a CLAUDE.md containing only @AGENTS.md so Claude Code picks it up (mirroring how contracts-sui itself is set up).
# AGENTS.md
This is a Sui Move project built on **OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui**.
## Sources of truth — read these first
- AI discovery entry point: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui/main/llms.txt
(points to the package catalogs, each package's `examples/`, the generated API reference, and audits)
- Docs: https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts-sui
- API reference: https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts-sui/<major>.x/api/<catalog_package> (`<major>` matches your contracts-sui release and `<catalog_package>` is the short catalog name; the catalog's `Docs` links carry the correct version)
- Code docs (local): `sui move build --doc --build-env testnet` → `build/<your_package>/docs/` (named after your own package; includes OZ dependencies)
## Conventions
- Before implementing, study each package's `examples/` (compilable, CI-tested composition recipes) and its API docs; prefer audited library components over custom logic.
- Import modules via the Move package name (`use <move_package_name>::<module>;`); a package typically exposes several modules — check its README and `examples/`.
- MVR-backed builds require a build env: `sui move build --
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description: "Set up a Sui Move smart contract project with OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui. Use when users need to: (1) install the Sui CLI and Move toolchain, (2) create a new Sui Move package, (3) discover and add OpenZeppelin Sui dependencies to Move.toml via the Move Registry (MVR), (4) learn the integration pattern from the library's examples and API docs before implementing, or (5) understand Sui Move import conventions and build/test commands for OpenZeppelin."
license: AGPL-3.0-only
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# Sui Setup
## Prerequisites
Install the Sui CLI by following the [Sui installation guide](https://docs.sui.io/getting-started/onboarding/sui-install). The CLI bundles the Move toolchain and the Move Registry (MVR) resolver, so no separate Move install is needed.
Any time you need to investigate the library, start from its AI discovery entry point, [`llms.txt`](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui/main/llms.txt) — it maps the library's content (the architecture doc, the `contracts/` and `math/` package catalogs, each package's README/examples/API reference, and audits). Follow its links rather than guessing paths.
OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui pins a specific Sui CLI version in its top-level [README](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui/main/README.md) (this is repo metadata, not linked from `llms.txt`) — read the required version there and check your local install against it. The pinned version is the tested one and safest to match; a newer patch/minor generally works too, so treat a small drift as a warning, not a blocker:
```bash
sui --version
```
## Create a Project
Initialize a new Move package (only if starting a new project):
```bash
sui move new my_project
cd my_project
```
This creates `Move.toml`, a `.gitignore`, and commented-out stub modules `sources/my_project.move` and `tests/my_project_tests.move`, using Move `edition = "2024"`. The stubs are inert placeholders (fully wrapped in `/* … */`); replace or delete them when you add your own modules.
## OpenZeppelin Dependencies
OpenZeppelin packages are published to the **Move Registry (MVR)** and added to `Move.toml` under `[dependencies]` with the `r.mvr` format, mapping the Move package name to its MVR slug:
```toml
[dependencies]
<move_package_name> = { r.mvr = "@openzeppelin-move/<slug>" }
```
Do **not** rely on a memorized package list — it drifts as the library evolves. Discover what is available from the library's own metadata, which is the single source of truth:
1. Start — as always — at the AI discovery entry point, [`llms.txt`](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui/main/llms.txt).
2. Follow its links to **every package catalog it lists** — `llms.txt` is the authority on which catalogs exist, so read the set from there rather than assuming a fixed one (new top-level catalogs get added over time). Each catalog table lists the MVR slug, the Move package name, docs, and highlights.
3. Read the individual package's `README.md` for the exact `r.mvr` install snippet and its module list. Confirm the slug resolves — either by looking it up on [moveregistry.com](https://www.moveregistry.com) or, definitively, by running the build (below), which resolves every slug against the MVR.
> **Catalog paths are relative to the catalog file's own directory.** A catalog at `<catalog-dir>/README.md` lists each package by a `Path` relative to `<catalog-dir>/`, so the package's raw README is `.../main/<catalog-dir>/<path>/README.md` — resolve `<path>` against the directory of the catalog that links it, not the repo root (the bare `.../main/<path>/README.md` 404s). When in doubt, list the tree: `gh api 'repos/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui/git/trees/main?recursive=1'` (quote the endpoint — an unquoted `?` is a glob in some shells).
> The Move package name (used in `use` statements) differs from the MVR slug — slug `@openzeppelin-move/integer-math` is Move package `openzeppelin_math`. Only add the packages the project actually uses.
> **A package usually contains several modules.** The catalog lists *packages*; the building block you want is often one module among several inside a package. Read the package README's module list and its `examples/` to see what a package actually exposes — don't assume one package equals one component, and don't rely on a fixed mental catalog: the set of packages and modules grows over time.
> The OpenZeppelin **Sui MCP** exposes this same metadata as deterministic tool calls — `sui-list-recipes` (discover recipes), `sui-get-recipe` (a recipe's source plus the packages it uses, each with its install line), and `sui-get-package` (a package's install line + docs). When the MCP is available, query it instead of crawling the files by hand, then wire the returned install lines into `Move.toml` and re-home the recipe source into your package. The MCP returns data, not a buildable package — that wiring and re-homing are what turn it into one.
### Packages not on the Move Registry
Not every package is on the Move Registry — some are not published there at all. When a package's `README.md` has no `r.mvr` install snippet, depend on it from a **GitHub release** instead — a git dependency pinned to a release tag, never a moving branch:
```toml
[dependencies]
<move_package_name> = { git = "https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui.git", subdir = "<catalog-dir>/<path>", rev = "<release-tag>" }
```
`<catalog-dir>/<path>` is the package's directory in the repo (the same `Path` its catalog row lists); pin `rev` to a published GitHub **release** tag, not a branch. Keep every OpenZeppelin dependency on one consistent revision to avoid the diamond conflict below.
### Resolving version conflicts (diamond dependencies)
Two OZ packages can pull *different revisions* of a shared transitive dependency — for example, if one package embeds its own revision of a math package that you also depend on directly. When that happens the build aborts:
```
Package depends on multiple versions of the package with ID 0x…
```
Resolve it by adding `override = true` to the directly-declared dependency, which forces every consumer onto that revision:
```toml
[dependencies]
openzeppelin_math = { r.mvr = "@openzeppelin-move/integer-math", override = true }
openzeppelin_fp_math = { r.mvr = "@openzeppelin-move/fixed-point-math" }
```
## Study the Examples and Docs Before Implementing
Do this before writing any integration code — most users don't know the full catalog, and it grows over time, so let the library show you what it provides and how it's meant to be composed. For each package you plan to use:
1. **Study its `examples/`.** Every package ships compilable, CI-tested integration examples — these are the canonical composition recipes and the fastest way to see the real usage pattern (initialization, capability/witness flow, object ownership, tests). Prefer copying and adapting an example into `sources/` over writing from scratch.
> **Read examples and metadata from `main`; pin dependencies to a release.** All AI metadata — `llms.txt`, the catalogs, package READMEs, `STYLEGUIDE.md`, and the `examples/` — should be read from the **`main` branch**, which carries the latest and most complete set (a package may have examples on `main` that a tagged release does not). Your build *dependencies*, by contrast, resolve to a pinned **release** — an MVR slug or a git `rev = "<release-tag>"` (above) — so builds stay reproducible. The two can differ: an example copied from `main` may reference an API newer than your pinned release, in which case adapt it (or bump the pinned release) when you re-home.
> **Re-home a copied example.** Example modules are declared under the *library's* own address (e.g. `module openzeppelin_access::example_reward_treasury;`) — they are illustrations inside the library, not drop-in consumer code. When you copy one into `sources/`, rename its module to your package (`module <your_package>::<module>;`, where `<your_package>` is your `Move.toml` `[package]` name). Keep the `use openzeppelin_*::…` lines as-is — those reference the dependencies. **If the example defines a one-time witness** — a struct whose name is the module name upper-cased, consumed by `init` — rename that struct to match your new module name too, or `init` fails with "Invalid parameter … Expected a one-time witness type". You cannot define a module under a dependency's address, so a verbatim copy will not build until it is re-homed.
2. **Read the docs.** Start at the [documentation site](https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts-sui) for concepts and guides, then the generated API reference — reached via the `Docs` link in each catalog table (it points at the correct version), path `.../contracts-sui/<major>.x/api/<catalog_package>` where `<major>` matches your contracts-sui release and `<catalog_package>` is the short catalog name, not the Move package name — for exact signatures, parameters, and abort conditions.
3. **Read the code docs.** The API reference is generated from the modules' doc-comments, so the installed source is the ground truth. Generate the same docs locally with `sui move build --doc --build-env testnet` (the `--build-env` is required whenever there are MVR deps) — this also emits the docs for every OZ dependency under `build/<your_package>/docs/dependencies/<move_package_name>/` — or just read the doc-comments in the installed source.
Discover the available examples from `llms.txt` and each package README, then browse them in the [contracts-sui repo](https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui).
## Import Conventions
Import modules through the Move package name (the left side of the `Move.toml` entry) followed by the module name — `use <move_package_name>::<module>;` — then follow the usage patterns from the package's `examples/` and API docs.
> Some operations are exposed as **method syntax** (`value.op(...)`) via `public use fun` re-exports, so the underlying function may live in a different module than the type. If a free function you expect isn't found, check the package source for the `public use fun` lines and call it as a method.
## Generate Agent Guidance
Create an `AGENTS.md` at the project root so any agent that later opens this project knows it is built on OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui and where the sources of truth live. Follow the same philosophy as the [contracts-sui `AGENTS.md`](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui/main/AGENTS.md): a lean pointer file that does **not** restate rules — it links to the authoritative sources. Also add a `CLAUDE.md` containing only `@AGENTS.md` so Claude Code picks it up (mirroring how contracts-sui itself is set up).
```markdown
# AGENTS.md
This is a Sui Move project built on **OpenZeppelin Contracts for Sui**.
## Sources of truth — read these first
- AI discovery entry point: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenZeppelin/contracts-sui/main/llms.txt
(points to the package catalogs, each package's `examples/`, the generated API reference, and audits)
- Docs: https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts-sui
- API reference: https://docs.openzeppelin.com/contracts-sui/<major>.x/api/<catalog_package> (`<major>` matches your contracts-sui release and `<catalog_package>` is the short catalog name; the catalog's `Docs` links carry the correct version)
- Code docs (local): `sui move build --doc --build-env testnet` → `build/<your_package>/docs/` (named after your own package; includes OZ dependencies)
## Conventions
- Before implementing, study each package's `examples/` (compilable, CI-tested composition recipes) and its API docs; prefer audited library components over custom logic.
- Import modules via the Move package name (`use <move_package_name>::<module>;`); a package typically exposes several modules — check its README and `examples/`.
- MVR-backed builds require a build env: `sui move build --Skill source recorded
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