Sui Partners with Alibaba Cloud to Launch AI Assistant for Move Developers

TheCryptoTimesPublished on 2025-08-27Last updated on 2025-08-27

Sui has teamed up with Alibaba Cloud to release an AI coding assistant for Sui Move developers. The AI assistant supports English, Chinese, and Korean languages, giving developers around the world easier access to the platform. This follows the recent trend of AI assistants being built to help developers write code and develop faster and more efficiently with the help of LLMs.

The assistant is integrated into ChainIDE, Sui’s main development platform. Developers can write Move code more easily using clear instructions. The tool helps developers finish code faster with suggestions, error checks, ready-made templates, and easy-to-use documentation.

Sui’s programming language is known for its speed and reliability. With this update, it becomes easier to use and more multilingual. “Move is already a powerhouse. With Alibaba Cloud’s AI coding assistant in ChainIDE, it’s also multilingual, secure, and lightning fast to ship,” Sui Network said in a post on X.

https://twitter.com/SuiNetwork/status/1960493564871500294

The partnership aims to lower barriers for new developers and encourage faster innovation. Analysts say the tool could attract more developers to Sui, strengthening its smart contract ecosystem. 

“Now you can generate Move code using natural language, get intelligent autocompletion and real-time security checks, and automatically generate documentation and use ready-made templates,” Sui Network said on X.

Enabling Smoother Operations

ChainIDE users can now follow a smoother workflow. The tool takes care of repetitive coding, checks for errors, and keeps best practices in place. Developers can spend more time on creative work and solving challenging problems instead of routine tasks.

The partnership shows a trend in blockchain development toward simpler and safer coding practices. The tool could help more developers use Sui Move by making coding faster and safer. 

Faster development can also help release smart contracts sooner and support the creation of new applications.

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