solgent

your agent in the trenches. a solana memecoin terminal and MCP connector for claude and codex. reads the chain, never signs.

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solgent is live now

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it's a solana memecoin terminal, plus an MCP connector that lets claude or codex read the same market you do.

the terminal screens hundreds of pairs from public, keyless data: trending lists, new pairs as they land, and a token screen with candles, holders, the trade tape and rug checks. press a on any coin and your own claude or codex login reads that screen and answers in plain words, with the age of every number it used.

the connector gives your agent the same reads: dossiers, holder and rug checks, candles, trades. it has no tool that can build, sign or send a transaction.

trading is paper by default and still experimental. a live trade is signed in your own wallet, and it's devnet unless you start with --mainnet. there's no account and no telemetry.

one install line for mac, linux and windows is on the site.

https://t.co/kQZ0vQpzHZ

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a coin's name is data. solgent never reads it as an instruction.

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run solgent doctor right after you install. it checks node, your terminal and every data source, and tells you what to fix.

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solgent can talk. on mac and linux, solgent voice setup installs a neural british voice that runs offline with no key. it asks first, then becomes the default speaking voice.

numbers come out the way a trader says them, and < and > change how fast it talks.

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the signer is its own process. it checks per-trade and daily USD caps, price impact and slippage on every transaction and refuses anything out of policy. that holds even if the screen or the model asking is compromised.

every run starts on paper. live is devnet unless you start with --mainnet.

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themes in solgent are files you can share. a shared theme can't hide a warning or swap the buy and sell colours, because a contrast and hue check runs on every one.

solgent theme init starts your own.

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a quick scan with claude, start to finish.

ask what's trending with liquidity over 50K. it calls screener_query and shows the rows. pick one and ask for a dossier: get_dossier and rugcheck come back with mint and freeze authority, the LP, top holders and the age of each read.

every number in the reply came from a tool call.

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press t for a new theme. press c for rain.

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solgent has no telemetry and no account. the only request it makes on its own is a once-a-day version check: two anonymous GETs to npm and github.

solgent update --off turns that off too.

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setting up the connector takes one command:

solgent mcp install claude-code

it shows the exact change to your config, asks before writing and backs the file up. codex, cursor and claude desktop work the same way. solgent mcp doctor then lists every tool it can see.

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press C on a coin for its chart. it's tradingview's lightweight charts, served from a loopback-only server on your machine.

on a mac with rust installed it docks in a small window beside the terminal. everywhere else it opens in your browser.

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ask claude how bonding curves migrate with solgent connected. kb_search answers from solgent's knowledge base on the hosted connector, no login needed.

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keyless means the screener, new pairs, the token screen, the rug checks and the claude connector all work with no API key.

a free helius key adds holder data and a faster chain lane. until you add one, those fields say needs key instead of showing a guess.

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copy trading in solgent starts as a proposal. solgent follow turns a tracked wallet's swap into a one-key mirror ticket. nothing arms or fires on its own, and it's paper by default.

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the CA on our site shows only once the chain proves it's ours.

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one key turns a result into a PnL card, 16:9 or 1:1, stamped PAPER, LIVE or TRACKED so nobody has to guess what kind of number they're looking at.

share opens the draft post in your own browser. solgent never posts for you.

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alerts in solgent are proposals. a rule can tell you something happened, with a cooldown so it can't spam you. acting on it takes your keypress.

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you can watch an agent work in the terminal. start solgent with --spectate-mcp and it follows your connected agent: the tool calls, the screens it opens, the paper tickets it books.

ctrl+p pauses, ctrl+k stops following, and any key takes control back. a refused action never moves the screen.

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trending lists are mostly noise. the screener in solgent is built to cut that down fast.

it pulls hundreds of solana pairs from dexscreener, jupiter and geckoterminal, with no key and no account. type a filter the way you'd say it:

/ vol24 > 250K liq > 50K

and the list is only what you'd actually open. sort by any column, save presets, and flip between trending, runners and organic.

new pairs is a live feed of launches and migrations, with launch forensics on each one. press w to watch a coin and set alerts. the watchlist and alerts live in a SQLite file on your machine.

it all runs from the keyboard. j and k move, enter opens a coin, and ? shows every key on the screen you're on.

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open a coin and solgent shows the creator's record from your own history: prior launches, how many were labelled rugs, how fast the dev sold, linked wallets.

add devrugs to a rule and a new coin from a wallet that rugged before raises an alert when one shows up.

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press E on any screen and solgent saves what you're looking at as a PNG and a plain-text report, in a local exports folder. nothing leaves your machine until you share it.