Bonadocs is building the future of smart contract development and distribution. It's a collaborative tool for documentation, organization, facilitating contract interactions for simple & complex workflows. This also includes an Al co-pilot for crafting gas-efficient and secure contract flows.

For background information on Bonadocs and its suite of products, please refer to the product memo (https://bonadocs.notion.site/Bonadocs-Memo-dc026d04c13f4cc885168174081a63d3).

This proposal enables Bonadocs to help distribute the Uniswap v4 protocol through third party dapp/protocol integrations and developer engagements. The goal is to grow Uniswap’s TVL.

Our implementation is based on two things: 


1. Uniswap v4 playground environment: This is a playground for external teams and devs to document, collaborate, interact with contracts, perform dApp actions , run automated tests, and simulate complex workflows for the Uniswap v4 protocol.
2. Adding interactivity to Uniswap's official docs: 
    For context, when reading Uniswap’s documentation, you have the explanation of the protocol contracts, but in order to interact with the verified contracts, you’d have to go to etherscan. The goal of the widget is to enable developers to interact with the contract methods as a widget directly within the docs. This allows developers to seamlessly interact with the protocol contracts without switching to etherscan, tenderly, or other tools.


    We're looking to integrate our widget in the documentation pages through OS contributions. The idea is that the widget will replace the function code sections where the function names are usually written. By using the widget rather than just text function names and signatures, developers can actually interact with those functions directly from the page. 
    
    In some of the guides, there's usually a more workflow-like usage that requires more than one contract method to complete the action. Adding the widget to the page would help developers understand the docs better by letting them simulate interactions with the contracts and see the results and emitted logs.

This is very important to help developers interact with the v4 contracts and particularly understand the concept of hooks.