Solana Development

Wallets, RPC, MCPs, token launches, transaction debugging, readiness checks, and protocol integrations live in one Solana workspace.

Solana Tool Map#

DAEMON exposes Solana as a set of focused tools instead of one oversized panel. Use this map when you need to find the right surface for a project task.

ToolWhereWhat it covers
Solana WorkspaceCommand menu -> SolanaReadiness, providers, MCPs, validator controls, protocol packs, and runtime status.
Project ReadinessCommand menu -> Project ReadinessProject, wallet, RPC, MCP, and first-action checklist for the active repository.
WalletSidebar or command menuPhantom-first wallet route, dev wallets, signer state, balances, and transaction history.
Token LaunchCommand menu -> Token LaunchUnified Pump.fun, Raydium, and Meteora launch workflow with shared wallet and RPC paths.
IntegrationsCommand menu -> IntegrationsGuided setup for Solana SDKs, infra providers, wallets, protocol SDKs, agents, and testing tools.
Block ScannerCommand menu -> Block ScannerSolana explorer powered by Orb for block, account, and transaction inspection.
ReplayCommand menu -> ReplayReplay any Solana transaction with on-chain context and AI handoff.
DashboardSidebar or command menuMarket data, token watchlist, prices, volume, holders, and sparkline monitoring.
ActivityCommand menu -> ActivityFlight recorder for Solana development sessions, commands, tool calls, and project events.
Agent StationCommand menu -> Agent StationScaffold and run Solana AI agents powered by SendAI Solana Agent Kit.

Solana Workspace#

The Solana Workspace groups the most common project decisions into five views. It is the place to check whether DAEMON sees the project, which transport is active, and which execution paths are ready.

ViewUse it for
StartProject readiness, active runtime, and the next safe Solana move.
ConnectRPC providers, MCP servers, wallet routes, and connected service health.
TransactQuotes, execution coverage, wallet sends, swap paths, and agent transaction capabilities.
LaunchProtocol launch flows, Pump.fun, Raydium, Meteora, and launch-oriented adapters.
DebugSolana CLI, Anchor, validator status, AVM, Surfpool, LiteSVM, and environment checks.

Project Readiness#

Project Readiness turns the active repository into a concrete checklist. It is useful when a Solana app is present but the wallet, RPC, MCP, or first agent action is not fully wired.

Quick Setup

Create a dev wallet, assign a project wallet, enable Solana MCPs, and write RPC_URL.

Readiness Checks

Project open, Solana project detected, wallet route, signer ready, provider path, MCP tools, and first agent.

First Safe Actions

Wire SendAI Agent Kit, Helius, Phantom, Jupiter, Metaplex, Light Protocol, and KausaLayer before mainnet flows.

Wallet And RPC Runtime#

The wallet route is shared by launch, swap, replay, dashboard, and agent actions. DAEMON tracks whether the project has a usable signer, assigned wallet, and provider path before it sends transactions.

  • Use Phantom-first flows for browser wallet UX and Wallet Standard compatibility for broader wallet support.
  • Prefer Helius, QuickNode, or a configured RPC_URL for project execution instead of implicit public endpoints.
  • Keep signer readiness separate from watch-only wallet reads so DAEMON does not guess which wallet should sign.
  • Check SOL, SPL holdings, and recent transaction history from the Wallet and Dashboard tools before launch or swap actions.

MCPs And Agent Skills#

The Solana Workspace also tracks MCP servers and installed skills so agents can read chain data, scaffold code, and act through the same wallet and RPC assumptions as the UI.

CategoryTools
MCPsHelius, Solana MCP, Phantom Docs, KausaLayer, PayAI, and x402.
Core Skillssolana-architect, solana-wallet-tx-pipeline, solana-kit.
Infra Skillshelius, quicknode, pyth, switchboard, light-protocol.
Trading Skillsintegrating-jupiter, raydium, meteora, drift, orca.
Protocol Skillskamino, sanctum, metaplex, pumpfun, squads.
Security Skillshelios-solana-forensics and vulnhunter.

Transactions And Swaps#

Jupiter swaps, wallet sends, recovery flows, and launch transactions run through the shared execution pipeline. DAEMON keeps these paths tied to the active wallet, RPC provider, and session history.

Before mainnet writes, verify signer state, destination accounts, ATA creation, slippage, blockhash freshness, priority fees, compute limits, and transaction size.

Token Launch And Protocols#

Token Launch uses the same runtime as the rest of the Solana tools. Pump.fun, Raydium, and Meteora are native launch surfaces, while the integrations catalog guides setup for broader protocol work.

Native Launch Adapters

Pump.fun, Raydium, and Meteora launch workflows use the shared wallet, RPC, and session model.

Protocol Packs

Jupiter, Metaplex, Raydium, Meteora, Drift, and Kamino are tracked as launch or integration packs.

Guided Integrations

Orca, Sanctum, Pyth, Switchboard, Squads, Light Protocol, KausaLayer, and x402/PayAI live in the integration catalog.

Import Tokens

Import an existing token mint to add it to the dashboard, session history, and watchlist.

  • Paste a mint address and resolve token metadata.
  • Add the token to the local dashboard.
  • Track price, volume, market cap, holders, and short-window activity when provider data is available.

Debugging And Testing#

The Debug view keeps local Solana tooling visible so project setup issues are caught before an agent or launch flow reaches a wallet prompt.

ToolWhy it matters
Solana CLIChecks local chain tooling and cluster access.
AnchorDetects Anchor projects and validates program build/test readiness.
AVMManages Anchor versions for project compatibility.
SurfpoolMainnet-forked development and richer local testing flows.
solana-test-validatorBaseline local validator for program and client tests.
LiteSVM and MolluskFast program-level testing paths for transaction and instruction behavior.

Block Scanner And Replay#

Block Scanner and Replay are the investigation tools. Use them to inspect accounts, review signatures, replay transactions with context, and hand the result to an agent when debugging needs code changes.


Dashboard#

The Dashboard gives fast market context for tokens connected to the project.

MetricMeaning
PriceLatest available token price.
HoldersHolder count when available from the provider.
Market CapComputed or provider-reported market cap.
SparklineSmall trend chart for fast scanning.
VolumeShort-window trading activity.

Activity And Session Registry#

What's Recorded

Launch attempts, token imports, swap signatures, replay notes, agent actions, and dashboard additions.

Why It Matters

The registry lets you return to project context without rebuilding state from memory.