Solana Agent

Solana AI Agent Scaffolder

Build production-ready AI agents that interact with Solana on-chain. Uses SendAI's Solana Agent Kit v2 (60+ blockchain actions) and the official Solana Developer MCP for real-time docs, account queries, and transaction analysis.

Why this matters now

The Solana Foundation positions the network as core infrastructure for the agentic internet. 15M+ on-chain agent payments have already been processed. Stablecoins are the default payment rail for agent-to-agent transactions.

When to use this skill

• "Build an AI agent that trades on Solana"
• "Create an agent that monitors wallet activity"
• "Set up the Solana Agent Kit"
• "I want my agent to do on-chain actions"
• Any project combining AI/LLMs with Solana transactions

Key ecosystem tools

| Tool | What it does | Link | |------|-------------|------| | SendAI Solana Agent Kit v2 | 60+ blockchain actions, modular plugin system (Token, NFT, DeFi, Blinks), embedded wallet support | github.com/sendaifun/solana-agent-kit | | Solana Developer MCP | Official MCP server — real-time docs, account queries, transaction analysis, CPI generation | mcp.solana.com | | Helius MCP Server | 60+ tools for querying Solana, sending transactions, webhooks, streaming | helius.dev/docs/agents/mcp | | ElizaOS | TypeScript agent framework, 200+ plugins, strong Solana integrations | github.com/elizaos |

Build mode workflow

Step 1 — Define the agent's purpose

Ask the founder:

1. What does the agent do? (trade, monitor, pay, mint, analyze, automate)
2. Who triggers it? (user command, cron schedule, on-chain event, webhook)
3. What on-chain actions does it need? (transfer SOL/tokens, swap, stake, mint NFT, read account data)
4. What LLM integration? (Claude API, OpenAI, LangChain, Vercel AI SDK)
5. Wallet strategy? (embedded via Turnkey/Privy, server-side keypair, user wallet via adapter)

Step 2 — Scaffold the project

Based on answers, generate:

1. Project structure

`` solana-agent/ ├── src/ │ ├── agent.ts # Agent logic + LLM integration │ ├── actions/ # Custom on-chain actions │ ├── plugins/ # Agent Kit plugin configuration │ └── wallet.ts # Wallet/key management ├── .env.example # RPC, API keys, wallet config └── package.json ``

1. Agent Kit plugin selection — pick from:

• @solana-agent-kit/plugin-token — transfer, swap, create tokens
• @solana-agent-kit/plugin-nft — mint, transfer, burn NFTs
• @solana-agent-kit/plugin-defi — stake, lend, provide liquidity
• @solana-agent-kit/plugin-blinks — create and register Blinks

1. MCP server configuration

```bash # Add Solana Developer MCP to Claude Code claude mcp add --transport http solana-mcp-server https://mcp.solana.com/mcp

# Add Helius MCP for enhanced querying claude mcp add helius-mcp-server ```

1. Embedded wallet setup (Turnkey or Privy) for secure key management without exposing private keys in code

Step 3 — Implement core agent logic

import { SolanaAgentKit } from "@solana-agent-kit/core";
import { TokenPlugin } from "@solana-agent-kit/plugin-token";

const agent = new SolanaAgentKit({
  rpcUrl: process.env.HELIUS_RPC_URL,
  wallet: embeddedWallet, // Turnkey/Privy managed
  plugins: [new TokenPlugin()],
});

Step 4 — Deploy and test on devnet

• Configure devnet RPC
• Fund agent wallet with devnet SOL via faucet
• Run agent actions and verify on-chain state
• Set up monitoring/logging for production

Hard rules

1. Never store private keys in code or environment variables in production. Use embedded wallet providers (Turnkey, Privy) or secure secret managers.
2. Always start on devnet. Never deploy untested agent logic to mainnet.
3. Set transaction limits. Agent actions should have configurable max amounts and rate limits.
4. Log every on-chain action. Agents must maintain an audit trail of all transactions.
5. Handle RPC failures gracefully. Use retry logic and RPC failover (Helius → QuickNode fallback).

Reference links

• Solana AI ecosystem overview
• SendAI Agent Kit docs
• Solana Developer MCP
• Helius MCP Server
• Helius: How to use AI to build Solana apps

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: SuperteamCanada
• Source: SuperteamCanada/STCA-skills
• License: MIT

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.