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Review and Sign

The review-and-sign page at bitbadges.io/mint/local-builder: paste a transaction or a preview code, review it, and sign in your wallet.

The page at bitbadges.io/mint/local-builder turns a transaction built elsewhere into a signed one. It is where bb preview --open and MCP get_review_url links land. Sign in first; the page needs a session.

Step 1 of the review page, Bring your transaction, with the Paste transaction and Paste a code tabsStep 1 of the review page, Bring your transaction, with the Paste transaction and Paste a code tabs

1. Bring Your Transaction

The page opens on step 1 of 3. Three ways to load a transaction:

WayHow
Open a linkbb preview --open prints /mint/local-builder?code=prv_.... The page loads the transaction and lands on Review directly. A link with #tx= carries the JSON itself.
Paste a codeSwitch to the Paste a code tab and type the prv_ code. Codes expire one hour after creation.
Paste transactionPaste the transaction JSON into the Transaction JSON box, or click Paste from clipboard. It loads as soon as the JSON parses.

The JSON shape is the one bb build writes: { "messages": [ { "typeUrl": "/tokenization.MsgCreateCollection", "value": { ... } } ] }. Set up your AI at the right links to the harness setup page.

2. Review

Step 2 is disabled until a transaction is loaded. It shows the same sidebar as an in-site form:

  • Preview: the collection page as it will look on chain.
  • Review Items: flags to clear, such as an open permission or a missing metadata field. Each item explains itself and links to the fix.
  • Transferability: every approval in the transaction, as cards.
  • Permissions: the manager permissions as a question list.

Extra steps appear when the transaction needs them: Claim Secrets when a claim has codes or a password, Fund Mint Address when a mint escrow needs coins, and Auto Transfers when the transaction moves tokens right after creation.

Nothing on this page edits the transaction. If a review item needs a change, fix it in your tool and load the result again.

3. Sign

The last step hands the transaction to your wallet. Approve the signature there. The site broadcasts it and shows the result.

What You Can Do Here

  • Load a transaction from a link, a code, or pasted JSON.
  • See the preview, review items, transferability, and permissions before anything is signed.
  • Sign and broadcast from the wallet you connected.

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