Why bake

The problem

Cookie Chain is a fast, cheap, community-owned SVM blockchain — programs deploy for pennies with sub-second finality. But developer tooling on Cookie Chain today is almost entirely vanilla Solana CLI pointed at a different RPC endpoint.

There's:

❌ No deployment orchestration
❌ No on-chain deploy history
❌ No casual rollback
❌ No security-gated deploy flow

These gaps are listed as future work on Cookie Chain's own roadmap.

How bake closes the gap

Every command is designed around one idea: Cookie Chain's economics make things possible that are impractical anywhere else.

Rollback that costs cents — bake rollback rebuilds and redeploys a previous commit
Permanent on-chain history — every deploy registers in the Recipe Book
Cryptographic proof — bake prove verifies on-chain binary matches your record
Agent-native — bake mcp exposes capabilities to AI agents with safety-first design

What makes bake different

Feature	bake	Raw Solana CLI
On-chain deploy history	✅ Recipe Book	❌
One-command rollback	✅	❌
Cryptographic proof	✅	❌
Windows support	✅ Auto-WSL	❌
AI agent support	✅ MCP	❌
Security audit gate	✅ Radar	❌
Cross-chain tested	✅ Solana devnet	N/A

Vision

If you're deploying a program on Cookie Chain, you should be using bake.

See the README for the full roadmap.