Ran a live demo — npx solguard-cli, picked an agent, asked a question, got a full risk breakdown back in seconds
npx solguard-cli → select agent → query → risk score + full breakdown
See it working👇
Caught something weird in the logs today — a wallet that got flagged HIGH risk by 4 agents and LOW by 1.
Turned out the 1 was right, still figuring out why.
This is the part of building $SolGuard nobody sees.
x402 is live on devnet right now, across every single agent on SolGuard
Mainnet is next, the day SolGuard stops being a demo running on test funds and starts being real infra that real USDC moves through, call by call
we're not rushing it, we'd rather ship mainnet once it's actually solid than ship it early and have the first real payment fail
SolGuard CLI isn't closed-source theater
Repo: https://t.co/wnKqkn3vHQ
Auth is wallet-based via nacl signatures — no email, no password, nothing stored server-side that doesn't need
Run it locally with your own API key, or hit our agents directly through the CLI. either way, the code's right there — go read it instead of taking my word for it.
Tested the Encrypted Data Vault agent end to end today
Wallet connect → x402 payment confirm → encrypted response, all in one flow
Paid 0.00001 SOL via x402 on devnet, got AES-256-GCM encrypted storage back with a full JSON report
Most tools make payment an afterthought bolted onto a website
we built x402 into $SolGuard from the start — agents that transact for themselves, per call, no middleman UI
Pair that with npx solguard-cli and the entire product lives outside a browser
Ran a live demo — npx solguard-cli, picked an agent, asked a question, got a full risk breakdown back in seconds
npx solguard-cli → select agent → query → risk score + full breakdown
See it working👇
Something's been running in the background for weeks — agents, a cli, a payment layer that pays itself.
Solana tokens are about to get a lot harder to hide behind
https://t.co/BzcPIZJbHw