Developers
About Developers
What this workspace reads, from which source, under which contract — and exactly what the kit refuses to do. The SDK and MCP tool layer is registered as RYN-SOL-A6; publishing it to a public repository is a founder decision, not a build step.
Registry entry
ShippedWhy an adapter registers
Agent Control artifacts name their adapter and action by versioned, hash-pinned reference, so a verifier that has never heard of Solana still reads that the action commits value. The adapter entered the shipped registry through a neutral manifest — the central sources never name a provider, and a test fails if one appears.
Published contracts
In the source treeWhere these live
Four JSON Schemas generated from the zod sources into docs/solana/schemas/, with a parity test that regenerates and compares — drift fails the suite. They ship to the public repository with the RYN-SOL-A6 kit, behind its founder gate.
RPC sources
Config factHow an endpoint is chosen
An explicit endpoint wins over the environment; the environment wins over the public default. Every read carries a timeout and one bounded retry — retries are for the transport, never for the answer, because “not found” is a fact and re-asking does not change facts.
What this kit refuses
By constructionWhy refusals are listed
A boundary that is not written down gets renegotiated by accident. These are structural: there is no code path that signs, holds a key, or submits a transaction from this workspace.