Public today
- Open-source Solana execution engine — Rust, audited dependency tree, public repository.
- Dry-run by default — every action simulated until execution is explicitly enabled; no hidden live switches.
- Configurable listeners — subscription endpoints, SWQoS/tips fan-out and provider routing are operator-defined, no baked-in credentials.
- Encrypted local vault — provider keys and wallet material stored at rest on the operator's machine only.
- Risk controls — explicit priority-fee budgets, daily loss limits and volume caps, all set and owned by the operator.
Environment-dependent
Detection and execution latency depend on the operator’s endpoints, geographic location, fee tier, validator behaviour, network congestion and the target activity itself. A feature being present in the software does not guarantee a particular block position, fill, or execution outcome.
Benchmark everything from your own deployment before trusting any latency claim — ours included.
Experimental or evolving
Behavioural intelligence, connected-wallet analysis, automated strategy synthesis, Robinhood Chain execution and same-block optimization continue to evolve. Treat public descriptions as product direction unless a tagged release and reproducible evidence identify a capability as available.
- Behavioural scoring — live in dry-run, tuning in progress.
- Connected-wallet graph analysis — research builds, not in tagged releases.
- Robinhood Chain execution — experimental, gated behind explicit config.
Verification
Use the public repository, release history and documented dry-run methodology as the source of truth. Marketing copy — on this site or anywhere else — is not a performance guarantee.
Release artifacts will carry checksums; verify before running anything downloaded outside a managed environment.
Roadmap discipline
Capability language on this page changes only when the change is verifiable in a tagged release. If a description here contradicts the repository, the repository wins.