Tasks — the heart of minting

A task is one minting setup that holds "which contract, with which wallets, and how to mint." Create a task and Run it to start minting.

⭐ Confused by mint modes (Instant·Safe·Spam), delay, guardrail, scheduled start, or many wallets (parallel)? Read → Mint Modes explained first. This page is about where things are; that page is about when to use what.

Layout

• Group rail (left) — organize tasks into groups. Create one with + New group. (e.g. "WL mints", "Public")
• Toolbar (top-right)
  • + New task — opens the task editor (detailed below).
  • Quick Fire — fire selected tasks fast.
  • Start group / Stop group — run/stop all tasks in a group at once.
  • Bulk edit — edit settings of multiple tasks together.

⚠️ Tasks go inside a group. If you have no group yet, create one with + New group first.

⭐ Creating a task (full editor walkthrough)

Click + New task to open the editor. Let's go field by field.

🔍 Close-up: type the contract address, then click Fetch ABI to auto-fill the function.

🎯 Worked example — your first mint

Goal: mint 1 NFT at 0.05 ETH using 2 wallets. Just fill the editor by the numbers:

💡 The red "wallets look short on funds" note just means those wallets don't hold 0.05 ETH yet. Top them up first → Manage Funds.

🧩 Don't know the function or arguments? That's exactly what ② Fetch ABI is for — it shows you the contract's real functions so you don't have to guess. For most public mints it's mint(uint256) with the quantity as the argument.

Left — "what to mint"

🔧 "Fetch ABI" — no need to type the function by hand

Enter the contract address and click Fetch ABI to auto-load the contract's function list as a dropdown. Pick the mint function (mint, publicMint, etc.) and the field fills in. (Add an Etherscan API key in Settings for best results; it falls back to Sourcify without one.)

💡 Target tab differences

• Contract — mint directly with a contract address + function (most common)
• OpenSea Drop / Launchpad — just paste the mint link and it auto-detects the phase. Pick the phase, fill the rest, done. (Supported: OpenSea, Transient)

Right — "how to mint"

Execution settings (scroll down)

The editor also has gas and timing settings: Gas Limit / Max fee (gwei) / Priority (gwei) / nonce / start time / delay / Simulation / Spam mode / Flashbots bundle. Leave Gas Limit blank so the app estimates it safely. Full guide → Gas Settings Explained

Bottom — save

• Templates — save/load frequently used settings.
• Cancel / Create — Create makes the task.

📋 New-task window — every field explained

Every field in the new-task popup, in one place. For when to use what, see → Mint Modes explained.

🎯 Target — "what to mint"

🔥 Mint mode (3 choices)

⛽ Gas (fees)

⏱️ Timing & repeat

👛 Wallets & RPC

⚙️ Options

▶ Firing it: Run · Quick Fire · Stop · Boost

Once the task is created, here's how you actually send it:

• Run — fires this one task. Transactions go out at the task's start time (or immediately if start = now). Example: you set up a WL mint with start time = the phase open, hit Run, and it auto-sends the moment the window opens.
• ⚡ Quick Fire — the fastest path. Tick one or more tasks, hit Quick Fire, and they all fire at once, right now — no editor, no waiting. Example: a surprise stealth mint drops. You already have the task saved → tick it → Quick Fire → it sends instantly.
• Stop — stops a running task.
• 🚀 Boost — transaction stuck pending (gas too low)? Boost re-sends it at higher gas so it lands. → Transaction Boost
• Start group / Stop group — Run or Stop every task in a group together (great for firing many wallets/contracts at once).

💡 Best practice: 3–5 minutes before mint time, Stop and Run again — this reloads the latest on-chain data (projects sometimes change settings at the last minute).