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CYNE

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GETTING STARTED

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CORE CONCEPT

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GUIDES

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Welcome to CYNE

Where Solana Meets Intelligence

CYNE AI is your gateway to intelligent, AI-driven interactions with the Solana blockchain ecosystem. From real-time market analysis to advanced portfolio management, ELYX provides everything you need to streamline and enhance your blockchain journey.

Core Capabilities

CYNE AI is designed to empower users with intelligent agents capable of:

Automated DeFi Operations

  • Execute complex trading strategies.

  • Optimize liquidity provision and yield farming.

  • Enhance automated portfolio management.

Asset Management

  • Intelligent portfolio rebalancing.

  • Risk assessment based on real-time on-chain data.

Market Analytics

  • Perform real-time data analysis using Solana's on-chain metrics.

  • Identify emerging trends and market opportunities.

Smart Contract Interactions

  • Seamlessly engage with DeFi protocols.

  • Automate governance participation and protocol interactions.


Technical Foundation

Decentralized Architecture

  • Native Solana program integration ensures maximum compatibility.

  • Operates in a trustless execution environment with verifiable state transitions.

  • Supports Cross-Program Invocation (CPI) for complex interactions.

AI Implementation

  • Powered by Advanced Large Language Models with enhanced reasoning.

  • Zero-hallucination guarantees through constrained output frameworks.

  • Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback (RLHF) ensures decision-making accuracy.

  • Integration of dynamic knowledge graphs for continuous learning.

Agent Autonomy

  • Self-improving decision frameworks for efficient operation.

  • Multi-step reasoning capabilities to handle complex tasks.

  • Fully programmable constraint systems.

  • Real-time market adaptation for dynamic strategies.


Key Differentiators

Sovereign Intelligence

Agents maintain true ownership, secured by blockchain technology, ensuring decentralized autonomy.

Verifiable Operations

All actions performed by agents are recorded on-chain with cryptographic proof, guaranteeing transparency and trust.

Protocol Integration

Deep integration with Solana's DeFi ecosystem, enabling seamless interactions across protocols.

Advanced Risk Management

Multi-layered security protocols and failsafe mechanisms provide institutional-grade reliability and protection.


Why CYNE AI?

CYNE AI represents a sophisticated fusion of DeFi automation and artificial intelligence, offering institutional-grade tools for complex on-chain operations while ensuring the security and verifiability inherent to blockchain systems.

Join us in revolutionizing the way you interact with DeFi. Let CYNE AI empower your journey in the Solana ecosystem! 🚀

Tokenomics

$CYNE is the native utility token of the CYNE AI project, designed to create a sustainable ecosystem that rewards users and aligns incentives across the platform.

Token Allocation

  • 95% Circulating Supply: Community-driven and widely distributed to ensure decentralization and active engagement.

  • 5% Developer Fund: Reserved to support development, infrastructure growth, and incentivizing contributors.


Circulating Supply (95%)

The majority of tokens will be released at launch to establish a decentralized ecosystem. This inclusive distribution strategy ensures broad participation, fostering equal opportunities for all community members to contribute to and benefit from the CYNE platform.

Key Goals:

  • Empower community ownership.

  • Drive decentralized decision-making.

  • Encourage active platform engagement.


Developer Fund (5%)

This allocation supports the continued growth and sustainability of the CYNE ecosystem. The Developer Fund will focus on:

  • Open-Source Contributions: Encouraging community developers to enhance the platform.

  • Grants and Bounties: Rewarding innovative solutions and technical achievements.

  • Ecosystem Development: Strengthening the platform’s infrastructure and tools.

  • Community Initiatives: Supporting education, engagement, and growth programs.

Vesting Schedule:

  • The Developer Fund will be released over a 12-month period.

  • Equal portions will be unlocked monthly to maintain transparency and accountability.

Transparency Measures:

  • Publicly Verifiable Transactions: All fund movements will be available for public review.

  • Recipient Details: Information on grants, bounties, and expenditures will be regularly shared with the community.


Commitment to Transparency

CYNE prioritizes trust and openness. All token-related activities, including allocation, distribution, and burning, will be fully documented and accessible via:

  • Transaction Records

  • Escrow Details

  • Community Updates

By adhering to these principles, CYNE aims to establish a fair, transparent, and inclusive token economy that supports long-term growth and decentralization.

Quickstart Guide

The CYNE AI repository will be made publicly accessible at the end of Q1. Once it's available, follow these steps to set up your development environment

Installation

Clone and Install

The Cyne AI repository will be made publicly accessible by the end of Q1. Once available, follow these steps to set up your development environment:

  1. Clone the Repository

  2. Enter the Directory

  3. Switch to the Latest Tagged Release

  4. Install Dependencies


Important Note on pnpm Lockfile Management

By default, the pnpm lockfile will not be updated during installations due to .npmrc settings (frozen-lockfile=true). To update the lockfile:

Use this command only when initializing the repository, bumping package versions, or adding new packages.


Build the Local Libraries


Configure the Environment

  1. Copy the Example Environment File

  2. Edit .env and Add Your Values Example variables to configure:


Choose Your AI Model

Cyne AI supports multiple AI model configurations:

  1. OpenAI:

    • Set the model in .env:

  2. Custom Models:


Create Your First Agent

  1. Create a Character File

    • Navigate to the characters directory.

    • Use the provided default.character.json as a template to customize your agent's personality and functionality. Example paths:


Open the Chat Interface

  1. Open your browser to:

    Begin interacting with your agent.


Platform Integration

Discord Bot Setup

  1. Create a bot in the Discord Developer Portal.

  2. Add the bot to your server using the OAuth2 URL generator.

  3. Add these values to .env:


Additional Integrations

  1. Magic Eden Integrate with the Magic Eden NFT marketplace:

  2. Jupiter DEX Aggregator For seamless token swaps and DeFi operations:


Optional: GPU Acceleration

If you have an NVIDIA GPU, follow these steps:

  1. Install CUDA Support:

  2. Ensure that CUDA Toolkit, cuDNN, and cuBLAS are installed.


Basic Usage Examples

  1. Start the Chat Interface

  2. Run Multiple Agents


Common Issues & Solutions

  1. Node.js Version

    • Ensure Node.js 23+ is installed.

    • Check your version:

  2. Sharp Installation Errors


Next Steps

  1. 🤖 Create Your First Agent

  2. 📝 Customize Agent Personalities

  3. ⚡ Add Advanced Features

For detailed guides, troubleshooting, and more, visit our Full Documentation. Join our Discord Community for support and updates!

Agent

Agents are the foundational elements of the CYNE AI framework, enabling seamless, intelligent, and autonomous interactions within the Solana ecosystem.

Example: State Methods

  • Compose Initial State:

  • Update State:

Best Practices:

Define model parameters in the agent.json file.
Start the Agent
  • Run Multiple Agents

  • Install with:

  • CUDA Setup Issues

    • Verify your GPU compatibility with the CUDA Toolkit.

  • Use composeState to initialize new states.
  • Update states dynamically during interactions with updateRecentMessageState.

  • Cache frequently accessed data to enhance performance.


  • Memory Systems in CYNE AI

    Memory systems provide agents with contextual understanding and continuity.

    Types of Memory:

    1. Message History: Tracks past interactions for conversational continuity.

    2. Factual Memory: Stores specific details like wallet activity or token preferences.

    3. Knowledge Base: Retains general knowledge about Solana, DeFi, and NFTs.

    4. Relationship Tracking: Builds rapport by storing user-agent interaction history.

    Memory Managers:

    CYNE AI provides specialized memory managers:

    • messageManager: Tracks conversation history.

    • descriptionManager: Stores user profiles and descriptions.

    • loreManager: Retains agent knowledge and backstory.

    Example: Memory Management


    Evaluation System

    The evaluate method processes input, evaluates responses, and determines actionable outcomes.

    Example: Evaluation


    Best Practices for Agent Implementation

    1. Use Randomized Memory: For more dynamic agent responses.

    2. Optimize Memory Usage: Clean old data periodically to avoid performance bottlenecks.

    3. Handle Errors Gracefully: Log errors to maintain stability.

    4. Follow Immutability Principles: For state management to ensure reliability.


    Further Reading and Resources

    • Actions Documentation: Learn how to configure and extend agent actions.

    • Evaluators Documentation: Dive into evaluation and goal-setting for agents.

    • Providers Documentation: Connect agents to external platforms and tools.

    • Full API Reference: Explore the full technical details of CYNE AI.

    Start building intelligent agents with CYNE AI today!

    pnpm start --characters="characters/whale_tracker.character.json,characters/staking_agent.character.json"
    pnpm install --include=optional sharp
    git clone https://github.com/cyne-app/cyne
    cd cyne
    git checkout $(git describe --tags --abbrev=0)
    pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile
    pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile
    pnpm build
    cp .env.example .env
    DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID=  # For Discord integration
    DISCORD_API_TOKEN=       # Bot token
    OPENAI_API_KEY=          # OpenAI API key
    SOLANA_RPC_URL=          # RPC endpoint for Solana
    MAGICEDEN_API_KEY=       # API key for NFT marketplace access
    JUPITER_API_KEY=         # Jupiter integration for DEX aggregator
    CYNE_MODEL=gpt-4o  
    OR  
    CYNE_MODEL=gpt-4  
    characters/whale_tracker.character.json
    characters/risk_manager.character.json
    http://localhost:5173/
    DISCORD_API_TOKEN=your_discord_bot_token  
    DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID=your_discord_application_id
    MAGICEDEN_API_KEY=your_api_key
    JUPITER_API_KEY=your_api_key
    npx --no node-llama-cpp source download --gpu cuda
    pnpm start
    pnpm start --characters="characters/whale_tracker.character.json,characters/liquidity_manager.character.json"
    node -v
    pnpm start --character="characters/whale_tracker.character.json"
    const state = await runtime.composeState(message, {
        additionalContext: "custom blockchain context",
    });
    const updatedState = await runtime.updateRecentMessageState(state);
    const memoryManager = runtime.getMemoryManager("messages");
    
    // Store memory
    await memoryManager.createMemory({
        id: messageId,
        content: { text: "Analyzed a 1M SOL whale transaction" },
        userId: "user123",
        roomId: "room123",
    });
    const evaluationResults = await runtime.evaluate(message, state, didRespond);

    FAQ

    What is CYNE AI?

    CYNE AI is an open-source, multi-agent framework designed to create and manage intelligent AI agents that seamlessly interact with the Solana blockchain. These agents can perform tasks across decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, staking, liquidity management, and more. CYNE empowers users to access blockchain technology through intuitive AI-driven interfaces.


    Who is behind CYNE AI?

    CYNE AI is developed by a team of passionate blockchain and AI enthusiasts committed to advancing decentralized technology. The project will be open-source in the end od Q1 with its code available on GitHub for transparency and collaboration.


    How can I get started with CYNE AI?

    To start building with CYNE AI, follow these steps:

    1. Install Prerequisites: Ensure Node.js (v23+) and pnpm (v9+) are installed.

    2. Set Up Environment: Create a .env file with API keys, Solana RPC endpoints, and platform-specific tokens.

    3. Install CYNE: Run the command:

    4. Configure Connections


    What are the key components of CYNE AI?

    CYNE AI consists of the following core components:

    • Agents: Intelligent AI entities that interact with users and execute tasks on the Solana blockchain.

    • Actions: Predefined functions for tasks like token analysis, swaps, or liquidity management.

    • Clients: Connectors for platforms like Solana wallets, Magic Eden, and Jupiter DEX.

    • Plugins: Modular extensions to add custom actions, blockchain integrations, and new functionalities.


    How can I contribute to the CYNE project?

    CYNE AI welcomes contributions from both technical and non-technical contributors:

    Technical Contributions

    • Develop new actions, plugins, and clients to enhance functionality.

    • Optimize memory management and blockchain interactions.

    • Improve Solana integration and support DeFi tools like staking and liquidity management.

    • Expand AI capabilities, such as risk evaluation and sentiment tracking.

    Non-Technical Contributions

    • Community Management: Help onboard users, moderate discussions, and promote awareness.

    • Content Creation: Write tutorials, create videos, and design visuals to showcase CYNE's capabilities.

    • Translation: Translate documentation to make CYNE globally accessible.

    • Feedback: Share insights to improve the platform and user experience.


    What are the future plans for CYNE AI?

    CYNE AI is continuously evolving, with goals to:

    • Expand Platform Support: Add integrations with more Solana dApps and DeFi protocols.

    • Enhance AI Models: Incorporate advanced capabilities for blockchain automation and analytics.

    • Strengthen Security: Develop tools for liquidity analysis, rug pull detection, and trust scoring.

    • Grow the Community: Reward contributors and foster collaboration within the ecosystem.


    CYNE Token FAQ

    What is $CYNE?

    $CYNE is the native utility token for the ELYX ecosystem, enabling governance, rewards, and incentivization. It plays a central role in staking, liquidity provisioning, and community-driven initiatives.

    How can I earn or use $CYNE tokens?

    • Stake $CYNE tokens to earn rewards.

    • Contribute to the ecosystem through development or community engagement.

    • Use $CYNE for governance votes and to access exclusive ecosystem features.


    Common Questions

    Will CYNE AI agents trade tokens?

    Yes, CYNE AI agents can analyze and execute token trades. These trades are governed by user-defined parameters and the AI’s analysis of market conditions.

    Can CYNE AI evaluate my project?

    Absolutely! CYNE AI agents can use tools like the Rug Checker, Risk Analyzer, and Sentiment Analyzer to assess projects and provide actionable insights.

    Who controls the $CYNE token?

    $CYNE is governed by the community through decentralized decision-making. All governance and token-related actions are determined via community voting.


    How can I get involved?

    • Join the Community: Engage in discussions and share your insights.

    • Contribute to Development: Help improve the framework or create new tools.

    • Spread the Word: Share CYNE AI with your network to grow the ecosystem.

    For more information, visit the GitHub Repository or join the CYNE AI Discord Community for support and updates.

    Character Files

    A character file in CYNE AI defines the behavior, configuration, and operational guidelines for AI agents.

    Example:

    postExamples

    Social media-style content reflecting the character’s persona.

    Example:

    style

    Defines the tone and communication guidelines for interactions.

    Example:

    topics

    Highlights the character’s areas of expertise.

    : Set up RPC endpoints and wallet access for Solana integration.
  • Define Your Agent: Use the provided JSON format to specify your agent’s personality, behavior, and knowledge.

  • Run Locally: Start the CYNE framework and interact with your customized AI agent.

  • Providers: External data sources for market analytics, user interactions, and wallet information.

  • Evaluators: Analyze blockchain data for informed decision-making, including tools for risk and sentiment analysis.

  • Character Files: JSON files that define an agent’s personality, skills, and operational parameters.

  • Memory System: A robust memory manager for storing contextual data on users, projects, and trends.

  • Example:

    adjectives

    Describes the character’s personality traits.

    Example:


    Best Practices for CYNE AI Character Files

    Randomization for Dynamic Responses

    • Break bios, lore, and posts into smaller sections to create variety in responses.

    Knowledge Management

    • Regularly update the knowledge field to stay aligned with evolving Solana and blockchain trends.

    Clear Style Guidelines

    • Define the character's tone and behavior for different communication contexts (e.g., chat, posts).

    Diverse Examples

    • Provide varied scenarios to showcase the character's flexibility in interactions.


    Further Resources

    • Agents Documentation: Learn how to configure and deploy agents.

    • Client Integration: Connect CYNE agents to platforms like Discord, Telegram, and Solana dApps.

    • Model Providers: Explore supported AI models for building agents.

    For additional guidance, visit the CYNE AI Documentation Hub or join the CYNE AI Community for support and collaboration.

    pnpm install @cyne_ai/core
    "messageExamples": [
      [
        { "user": "user1", "content": { "text": "What is a rug pull?" } },
        { "user": "rug_checker", "content": { "text": "A rug pull is when project developers drain liquidity, causing significant losses for investors." } }
      ]
    ]
    "postExamples": [
      "🚨 Whale Alert: 1M SOL just moved to a private wallet. Stay cautious!",
      "Market activity is heating up—watch out for major liquidity changes."
    ]
    "style": {
      "all": ["Maintain a professional tone", "Be concise and precise"],
      "chat": ["Engage with clarity", "Ask clarifying questions when needed"],
      "post": ["Focus on actionable insights", "Use impactful statements"]
    }
    "topics": [
      "DeFi",
      "Whale Tracking",
      "Liquidity Management"
    ]
    "adjectives": [
      "trustworthy",
      "analytical",
      "knowledgeable"
    ]

    Credential Security

    This guide provides best practices for managing secrets, API keys, and sensitive configurations within Cyne AI to ensure security and operational efficiency.

    Core Concepts

    Environment Variables

    Cyne AI uses a hierarchical system for environment variables:

    1. Character-specific secrets (highest priority).

    2. Environment variables defined in .env files.

    3. Default values (lowest priority).


    Secret Types

    Common secrets managed in Cyne AI:


    Implementation Guide

    Basic Setup

    1. Create a .env file from the provided template:

    2. Configure environment variable discovery in your code:


    Character-Specific Secrets

    Define secrets directly in character files for modular configuration:

    Access secrets in your code:


    Secure Storage

    Wallet Management

    Handle Solana wallet credentials securely:


    Encryption for Secrets

    Encrypt sensitive secrets before storage:


    Best Practices

    1. Environment Segregation

    Use separate .env files for different environments:

    • .env.development – Development settings

    • .env.staging – Staging environment

    • .env.production – Production environment


    2. Secret Validation

    Ensure required secrets are defined:


    3. Git Security

    Exclude sensitive files from version control by adding the following to .gitignore:


    4. Secret Rotation

    Regularly rotate secrets to enhance security:


    Troubleshooting

    Common Issues

    1. Missing Secrets Ensure required environment variables or character-specific secrets are defined:

    2. Invalid Secret Format Validate the format of critical secrets like API keys:

    3. Secret Loading Errors Handle errors gracefully during secret loading:


    Security Considerations

    1. API Keys Handling

    • Use strong validation logic for keys.

    • Rotate keys periodically to reduce risks.


    2. Access Control

    • Restrict access to sensitive secrets using a controlled list.

    • Log unauthorized access attempts for monitoring.


    3. Encryption at Rest

    • Encrypt all sensitive data stored on disk.

    • Use AES-256-GCM encryption for strong security.


    Related Resources

    • Configuration Guide: General setup instructions.

    • Local Development Guide: Best practices for local environments.

    • Infrastructure Guide: Secure deployment practices.


    By following these guidelines, you can manage secrets effectively and securely within the Cyne AI framework, ensuring robust and secure operations.

    Data Connectors

    Providers are essential components within the CYNE AI framework, enabling agents to access real-time blockchain data, contextual information, and other external data sources.

    Overview

    In CYNE AI, Providers are designed to:

    • Supply real-time data and contextual insights.

    • Integrate seamlessly with the AgentRuntime framework.

    • Format information for conversational templates, actions, and evaluations.

    • Ensure consistent access to Solana blockchain and other decentralized data.


    Core Structure

    A Provider in CYNE AI adheres to the following interface structure:

    Providers interact with the agent runtime, message memory, and optional agent state to fetch and process relevant data for users.


    Built-in Providers in CYNE AI

    1. Time Provider

    The Time Provider adds temporal context to interactions, ensuring time-sensitive blockchain operations and market trends are accurately conveyed.


    2. Market Data Provider

    The Market Data Provider retrieves real-time token prices, trading volumes, and liquidity statistics from decentralized exchanges.


    3. Wallet Insights Provider

    The Wallet Insights Provider allows users to monitor their wallet balances and transaction histories.


    4. Risk Analysis Provider

    The Risk Analysis Provider evaluates potential risks in smart contracts, liquidity pools, or token investments.


    5. Whale Tracking Provider

    The Whale Tracking Provider monitors large transactions or whale activities on the Solana blockchain, alerting users to significant market movements.

    Accessing Providers in Runtime

    Providers can be utilized during state composition:


    Comprehensive Provider Example

    This example demonstrates integrating multiple data sources into a single provider for a holistic response:


    Troubleshooting

    Stale Data

    • Implement cache invalidation for outdated data:

    Rate Limiting

    • Use exponential backoff for retries:

    API Failures

    • Fallback to secondary data sources when primary APIs fail.


    Further Reading

    • Agent Runtime Documentation

    • Memory System Documentation

    • Custom Actions Documentation

    With CYNE AI, providers bring the power of real-time data and blockchain insights to intelligent, autonomous agents. Start creating your own providers today!

    # API Keys
    OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-your-openai-key
    
    # Client Authentication
    DISCORD_API_TOKEN=your-discord-token
    TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=your-telegram-token
    
    # Solana Wallet Credentials
    SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY=example-private-key
    SOLANA_PUBLIC_KEY=example-public-key
    cp .env.example .env
    import { config } from "dotenv";
    config(); // Load environment variables
    {
      "name": "TradingAgent",
      "settings": {
        "secrets": {
          "OPENAI_API_KEY": "character-specific-key",
          "SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY": "character-specific-wallet"
        }
      }
    }
    const apiKey = runtime.getSetting("OPENAI_API_KEY");
    class WalletManager {
      private async initializeWallet(runtime: IAgentRuntime) {
        const privateKey = runtime.getSetting("SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY");
        if (!privateKey) {
          throw new Error("Wallet private key not configured");
        }
        // Validate and initialize the wallet
        const keyBuffer = Buffer.from(privateKey, "base64");
        if (keyBuffer.length !== 64) {
          throw new Error("Invalid key format");
        }
        return new Wallet(privateKey);
      }
    }
    import { createCipheriv, createDecipheriv, randomBytes } from "crypto";
    
    class SecretEncryption {
      static async encrypt(value: string, key: Buffer): Promise<string> {
        const iv = randomBytes(16);
        const cipher = createCipheriv("aes-256-gcm", key, iv);
        let encrypted = cipher.update(value, "utf8", "hex");
        encrypted += cipher.final("hex");
        return JSON.stringify({
          iv: iv.toString("hex"),
          encrypted,
          tag: cipher.getAuthTag().toString("hex")
        });
      }
    
      static async decrypt(encrypted: string, key: Buffer): Promise<string> {
        const { iv, encrypted: encryptedData, tag } = JSON.parse(encrypted);
        const decipher = createDecipheriv("aes-256-gcm", key, Buffer.from(iv, "hex"));
        decipher.setAuthTag(Buffer.from(tag, "hex"));
        let decrypted = decipher.update(encryptedData, "hex", "utf8");
        decrypted += decipher.final("utf8");
        return decrypted;
      }
    }
    async function validateSecrets(character: Character): Promise<void> {
      const required = ["OPENAI_API_KEY", "SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY"];
      const missing = required.filter((key) => !character.settings.secrets[key]);
      if (missing.length > 0) {
        throw new Error(`Missing required secrets: ${missing.join(", ")}`);
      }
    }
    .env
    characters/**/secrets.json
    class SecretRotation {
      private static readonly SECRET_LIFETIME = 90 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000; // 90 days
    
      async shouldRotateSecret(secretName: string): Promise<boolean> {
        const lastRotation = await this.getLastRotation(secretName);
        return Date.now() - lastRotation > SecretRotation.SECRET_LIFETIME;
      }
    
      async rotateSecret(secretName: string): Promise<void> {
        // Logic for secret rotation
        const newSecret = await this.generateNewSecret();
        await this.updateSecret(secretName, newSecret);
      }
    }
    if (!process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY) {
      throw new Error("OpenAI API key is missing.");
    }
    function validateApiKey(key: string): boolean {
      return key.startsWith("sk-") && key.length > 20;
    }
    try {
      await loadSecrets();
    } catch (error) {
      console.error("Error loading secrets:", error.message);
    }
    interface Provider {
        get: (
            runtime: IAgentRuntime,
            message: Memory,
            state?: State
        ) => Promise<string>;
    }
    const timeProvider: Provider = {
        get: async (_runtime: IAgentRuntime, _message: Memory) => {
            const currentDate = new Date();
            const currentTime = currentDate.toLocaleTimeString("en-US");
            const currentDateString = currentDate.toDateString();
            return `Current date and time: ${currentDateString}, ${currentTime}`;
        },
    };
    const marketDataProvider: Provider = {
        get: async (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory) => {
            const token = message.content.text; // Extract token name or symbol
            const marketData = await runtime.getMarketData(token); // Custom runtime function
            return `The current price of ${token} is ${marketData.price} SOL with a trading volume of ${marketData.volume}.`;
        },
    };
    const walletInsightsProvider: Provider = {
        get: async (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory, state?: State) => {
            const walletAddress = state?.userWalletAddress || message.content.text;
            const walletData = await runtime.getWalletData(walletAddress);
            return `Wallet ${walletAddress} has a balance of ${walletData.balance} SOL and holds ${walletData.tokenHoldings.length} tokens.`;
        },
    };
    const riskAnalysisProvider: Provider = {
        get: async (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory) => {
            const contractAddress = message.content.text;
            const riskScore = await runtime.analyzeRisk(contractAddress);
            return `The contract at ${contractAddress} has a risk score of ${riskScore}, indicating ${riskScore > 70 ? "high risk" : "low risk"}.`;
        },
    };
    runtime.registerContextProvider(marketDataProvider);
    const state = await runtime.composeState(message);
    const comprehensiveProvider: Provider = {
        get: async (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory, state?: State) => {
            try {
                const messages = await runtime.messageManager.getMemories({
                    roomId: message.roomId,
                    count: 5,
                });
    
                const walletData = await runtime.getWalletData(state?.userWalletAddress);
    
                const facts = await runtime.messageManager.getMemories({
                    roomId: message.roomId,
                    tableName: "facts",
                    count: 3,
                });
    
                return `
    # Recent Messages
    ${messages.map((m) => `- ${m.content.text}`).join("\n")}
    
    # Wallet Information
    Balance: ${walletData.balance} SOL
    Tokens: ${walletData.tokenHoldings.length}
    
    # Relevant Facts
    ${facts.map((f) => `- ${f.content.text}`).join("\n")}
                `.trim();
            } catch (error) {
                console.error("Provider error:", error);
                return "Unable to fetch context at the moment.";
            }
        },
    };
    const invalidateCache = async (pattern: string) => {
        const keys = await cache.keys(pattern);
        await Promise.all(keys.map((key) => cache.del(key)));
    };
    const backoff = async (attempt: number) => {
        const delay = Math.min(1000 * Math.pow(2, attempt), 10000);
        await new Promise((resolve) => setTimeout(resolve, delay));
    };

    Setup Handbook

    This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough on configuring Cyne AI for various use cases and environments.

    Environment Configuration

    Basic Setup

    Start by creating an environment configuration file:


    Core Environment Variables

    These are the essential environment variables required to configure Cyne AI:


    Character Configuration

    Character File Structure

    Character files define the personality, behavior, and capabilities of Cyne AI agents. These files are stored in the characters/ directory.

    Example structure:


    Loading Characters

    You can load character files during runtime:


    Action Configuration

    Adding Custom Actions

    To extend the agent's functionality, add custom actions:

    1. Create a custom_actions/ directory.

    2. Add your action files (e.g., myCustomAction.ts) to this directory.

    Example custom action configuration:


    Provider Configuration

    Solana Provider

    To configure the Solana provider, update the environment variables:

    You can register the Solana provider during runtime:


    Market Data Provider

    This provider retrieves real-time token prices and trading volumes.

    Example:


    Advanced Configuration

    Runtime Settings

    Customize runtime behavior with the following settings:


    Plugin Management

    Enable and configure plugins by defining them in the configuration file:


    Configuration Best Practices

    Environment Segregation

    • Use separate .env files for development, staging, and production.

    • Follow naming conventions: .env.development, .env.staging, .env.production.


    Secret Management

    • Never commit sensitive keys or secrets to version control.

    • Use secret management tools for production environments.

    • Rotate API keys regularly.


    Character Configuration

    • Keep character files modular for easy customization.

    • Use inheritance or shared configuration files for common traits.


    Plugin Management

    • Enable only the necessary plugins to reduce resource usage.

    • Use separate configuration files for each plugin to isolate settings.


    Database Configuration

    • Use SQLite for development environments.

    • Configure connection pooling for production databases (e.g., PostgreSQL).

    • Optimize database performance with appropriate indexes.


    Troubleshooting

    Common Issues

    1. Environment Variables Not Loading Verify the location and syntax of the .env file:

    2. Character Loading Failures Validate the structure of the character file:

    3. Database Connection Issues Test the database connection with the following script:


    Configuration Validation

    Use the built-in configuration validator:

    This will validate:

    • Environment variables

    • Character files

    • Database configuration

    • Plugin settings


    Further Resources

    • Quickstart Guide: Learn how to set up your first Cyne AI agent.

    • Secrets Management: Securely manage API keys and sensitive information.

    • Plugin Development: Build custom plugins to extend Cyne AI.

    • Local Development: Optimize your local environment for Cyne AI development.


    By following this guide, you can configure Cyne AI to operate effectively in any environment, ensuring seamless interactions with the Solana blockchain ecosystem.

    cp .env.example .env
    # Core API Keys
    OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-your-openai-key       # For AI functionality
    CYNE_SERVER_URL=                        # Optional custom AI endpoint
    
    # Solana Configuration
    SOLANA_NETWORK=mainnet-beta             # Solana network (e.g., devnet, mainnet-beta)
    SOLANA_RPC_URL=https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com  # Solana RPC endpoint
    {
        "name": "AgentName",
        "clients": ["telegram", "discord"],
        "modelProvider": "openai",
        "settings": {
            "secrets": {
                "OPENAI_API_KEY": "character-specific-key"
            }
        }
    }
    # Load the default character
    pnpm start
    
    # Load a specific character
    pnpm start --characters="characters/agent-name.json"
    
    # Load multiple characters
    pnpm start --characters="characters/agent1.json,characters/agent2.json"
    export const myCustomAction: Action = {
        name: "CUSTOM_ACTION",
        similes: ["ACTION_TRIGGER", "ALTERNATIVE_TRIGGER"],
        validate: async (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory) => {
            // Custom validation logic
            return true;
        },
        description: "Description of the action's purpose.",
        handler: async (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory) => {
            // Action implementation logic
        },
    };
    SOLANA_RPC_URL=https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com
    SOLANA_NETWORK=mainnet-beta
    runtime.registerContextProvider(solanaProvider);
    const marketDataProvider: Provider = {
        get: async (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory) => {
            const token = message.content.text; // Extract token name
            const marketData = await runtime.getMarketData(token); // Fetch market data
            return `The current price of ${token} is ${marketData.price} SOL.`;
        },
    };
    const settings = {
        // Logging
        DEBUG: "cyne:*",
        LOG_LEVEL: "info",
    
        // Performance
        MAX_CONCURRENT_REQUESTS: 5,
        REQUEST_TIMEOUT: 30000,
    
        // Memory
        MEMORY_TTL: 3600,           // Time-to-live for memory entries (seconds)
        MAX_MEMORY_ITEMS: 1000,     // Maximum number of memory entries
    };
    plugins:
        - name: solana
          enabled: true
          settings:
              network: mainnet-beta
              endpoint: https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com
    node -e "console.log(require('path').resolve('.env'))"
    npx ajv validate -s character-schema.json -d characters/agent-name.json
    npx ts-node scripts/test-db-connection.ts
    pnpm run validate-config

    Dynamic Tasks

    Dynamic Tasks are the core building blocks of the Cyne AI framework, enabling agents to perform specific tasks such as whale tracking, liquidity management, token swapping, and more.

    Overview

    Each task in Cyne AI consists of the following key components:

    • name: A unique identifier for the action.

    • similes: Alternative names or triggers for the action.

    • description: A detailed explanation of the action's purpose.

    • validate: Logic to check whether the action can be executed based on the current context.

    • handler: The implementation of the action's behavior.

    • examples: Demonstrates how the action works in practice.


    Action Structure

    The structure of an action in Cyne AI follows the format below:


    Key Components

    1. name: Unique name for the action.

    2. similes: Triggers or alternative names that activate the action.

    3. description: A clear and concise explanation of the action's functionality.

    4. validate: Ensures the action can be executed under the current conditions.


    Built-In Actions in Cyne AI

    1. CONTINUE

    Continues the conversation by gathering more context or expanding on a topic.


    2. IGNORE

    Disengages gracefully from conversations when the discussion is finished or irrelevant.


    3. TRACK_WHALE

    Monitors large transactions on Solana and alerts users to potential market impacts.


    4. EXECUTE_SWAP

    Facilitates token swaps using the DEX aggregator for optimal rates.


    5. ANALYZE_RISK

    Performs risk analysis on a smart contract or liquidity pool.


    6. GENERATE_REPORT

    Creates detailed performance or trend reports.


    Creating Custom Actions

    Basic Template


    Best Practices for Actions

    • Clear Purpose: Define a single, well-focused purpose for each action.

    • Robust Validation: Check prerequisites and validate inputs.

    • Error Handling: Handle errors gracefully and provide meaningful feedback.

    • Comprehensive Documentation: Provide examples and explain expected inputs, outputs, and scenarios.

    Expert Features Manual

    This guide explores the advanced features and capabilities of Cyne AI, including blockchain integrations, custom services, and performance optimization.

    Service Integration

    Blockchain Integration: Solana

    The Solana plugin enables comprehensive blockchain functionality:

    handler: Defines the logic and operations executed by the action.

  • examples: Provides real-world usage examples.

  • suppressInitialMessage: Suppresses automatic responses if the action generates its own output.


  • Token Operations

    Perform token swaps or transactions:


    Custom Services

    PDF Processing

    Handle PDF document analysis and text extraction:


    Advanced Memory Management

    Retrievable Memory System

    Manage agent memory efficiently for contextual understanding:


    Plugin Development

    Creating Custom Plugins

    Custom plugins can extend Cyne AI’s functionality:


    Advanced Action Development

    Complex Action Implementation

    Actions can execute advanced workflows and interactions:


    Advanced Configuration

    Custom Runtime Configuration

    Configure runtime behavior to meet specific requirements:


    Model Configuration

    Optimize AI model parameters for better performance:


    Performance Optimization

    Caching Strategy

    Implement caching to improve system performance:


    Queue Management

    Manage task execution efficiently using a queue system:


    Best Practices

    Error Handling

    Ensure robust error handling and logging:


    Resource Management

    Implement resource acquisition and cleanup:


    Troubleshooting

    Common Issues

    1. Memory Leaks

      • Monitor memory usage.

      • Clean up unused memory allocations.

    2. Performance Bottlenecks

      • Profile slow operations.

      • Use batching and caching.

    3. Integration Issues

      • Verify API credentials and network connectivity.

      • Validate request formatting.


    Debugging

    Enable debug logs for detailed traceability:


    Further Resources

    • Infrastructure Guide: Deployment best practices for Cyne AI.

    • Advanced Actions: Detailed documentation for creating custom actions.

    • Plugin Development: Guide to building custom plugins for Cyne AI.

    • Model Optimization: Fine-tuning AI models for specific use cases.


    This guide equips you to leverage the full capabilities of Cyne AI to create powerful, customized, and efficient blockchain agents. Let me know if additional details are required!

    interface Action {
        name: string;
        similes: string[];
        description: string;
        validate: (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory) => Promise<boolean>;
        handler: (
            runtime: IAgentRuntime,
            message: Memory,
            state?: State
        ) => Promise<void>;
        examples: ActionExample[][];
        suppressInitialMessage?: boolean;
    }
    const continueAction: Action = {
        name: "CONTINUE",
        similes: ["ELABORATE", "KEEP_TALKING"],
        description: "Expands on a topic or gathers additional context.",
        validate: async () => true,
        handler: async (runtime, message, state) => {
            // Logic to continue the conversation
        },
    };
    const ignoreAction: Action = {
        name: "IGNORE",
        similes: ["STOP_TALKING", "END_CONVERSATION"],
        description: "Stops responding when the conversation is no longer relevant.",
        handler: async () => true,
    };
    const trackWhaleAction: Action = {
        name: "TRACK_WHALE",
        similes: ["MONITOR_WHALE", "DETECT_WHALE"],
        description: "Tracks large token transactions in real time.",
        validate: async (runtime, message) => {
            const content = (message.content as Content).text;
            return /track whale/i.test(content);
        },
        handler: async (runtime, message, state) => {
            const whaleData = await runtime.getWhaleActivity();
            return `Whale Alert: ${whaleData.amount} SOL moved to Pool ${whaleData.pool}.`;
        },
    };
    const executeSwapAction: Action = {
        name: "EXECUTE_SWAP",
        similes: ["SWAP_TOKENS", "TRADE"],
        description: "Performs token swaps with the best available rates on the DEX aggregator.",
        validate: async (runtime, message) => {
            const content = (message.content as Content).text;
            return /\bswap\b/i.test(content) && content.includes("to");
        },
        handler: async (runtime, message, state) => {
            const [fromToken, toToken] = message.content.text.split("to").map((t) => t.trim());
            const swapResult = await runtime.dexAggregator.swap(fromToken, toToken);
            return `Swapped ${swapResult.amount} ${fromToken} to ${swapResult.amount} ${toToken} at the best rate.`;
        },
    };
    const analyzeRiskAction: Action = {
        name: "ANALYZE_RISK",
        similes: ["RISK_ANALYSIS", "CHECK_RISK"],
        description: "Evaluates the risk level of a given contract or liquidity pool.",
        validate: async (runtime, message) => {
            const address = (message.content as Content).text;
            return /0x[a-fA-F0-9]{40}/.test(address); // Validates Ethereum-style contract address
        },
        handler: async (runtime, message) => {
            const riskScore = await runtime.riskAnalyzer.analyze(message.content.text);
            return `Risk Analysis: The contract has a risk score of ${riskScore}. ${riskScore > 70 ? "High Risk!" : "Low Risk."}`;
        },
    };
    const generateReportAction: Action = {
        name: "GENERATE_REPORT",
        similes: ["CREATE_REPORT", "PORTFOLIO_REPORT"],
        description: "Generates a comprehensive report of portfolio performance or market trends.",
        validate: async (runtime, message) => {
            const text = (message.content as Content).text;
            return /generate report/i.test(text);
        },
        handler: async (runtime, message) => {
            const reportData = await runtime.generatePortfolioReport();
            return `Portfolio Report: ${reportData.summary}`;
        },
    };
    const customAction: Action = {
        name: "CUSTOM_ACTION",
        similes: ["ALTERNATIVE_TRIGGER"],
        description: "Defines the purpose of this action.",
        validate: async (runtime, message) => {
            // Custom validation logic
            return true;
        },
        handler: async (runtime, message, state) => {
            // Custom action logic
        },
        examples: [
            [
                {
                    user: "{{user1}}",
                    content: { text: "Trigger message" },
                },
                {
                    user: "{{user2}}",
                    content: { text: "Response", action: "CUSTOM_ACTION" },
                },
            ],
        ],
    };
    import { solanaPlugin } from "@cyneai/core/plugin-solana";
    // Register Solana plugin
    runtime.registerPlugin(solanaPlugin);
    // Swap tokens
    const swapResult = await swapToken(
        connection,
        walletPublicKey,
        inputTokenCA,
        outputTokenCA,
        amount,
    );
    
    // Sell tokens
    const sellResult = await sellToken({
        sdk,
        seller: walletKeypair,
        mint: tokenMint,
        amount: sellAmount,
        slippage: "1",
        connection,
    });
    class PdfService extends Service {
        async convertPdfToText(pdfBuffer: Buffer): Promise<string> {
            const pdf = await getDocument({ data: pdfBuffer }).promise;
            const numPages = pdf.numPages;
            const textPages = [];
            for (let pageNum = 1; pageNum <= numPages; pageNum++) {
                const page = await pdf.getPage(pageNum);
                const textContent = await page.getTextContent();
                const pageText = textContent.items
                    .map((item) => item.str)
                    .join(" ");
                textPages.push(pageText);
            }
            return textPages.join("\n");
        }
    }
    class MemoryManager {
        async getMemories({
            agentId,
            roomId,
            count,
        }: {
            agentId: string;
            roomId: string;
            count: number;
        }): Promise<Memory[]> {
            // Implement memory retrieval logic
        }
    
        async createMemory(memory: Memory): Promise<void> {
            // Store memory data
        }
    }
    const customPlugin: Plugin = {
        name: "custom-plugin",
        description: "A custom plugin for Cyne AI",
        actions: [
            // Define custom actions here
        ],
        providers: [
            // Add custom providers here
        ],
    };
    export const complexAction: Action = {
        name: "COMPLEX_ACTION",
        similes: ["ALTERNATIVE_NAME", "OTHER_NAME"],
        validate: async (runtime: IAgentRuntime, message: Memory) => {
            // Validate action execution conditions
            return true;
        },
        handler: async (runtime, message, state, options) => {
            // Define complex action logic
            return true;
        },
    };
    const customRuntime = new AgentRuntime({
        databaseAdapter: new PostgresDatabaseAdapter(config),
        modelProvider: new OpenAIProvider(apiKey),
        plugins: [solanaPlugin],
    });
    const modelConfig = {
        modelClass: ModelClass.LARGE,
        temperature: 0.7,
        maxTokens: 2000,
        topP: 0.9,
        frequencyPenalty: 0.5,
        presencePenalty: 0.5,
    };
    
    const response = await generateText({
        runtime,
        context: prompt,
        ...modelConfig,
    });
    class CacheManager {
        private cache: NodeCache;
        constructor() {
            this.cache = new NodeCache({ stdTTL: 300 });
        }
        async getCachedData<T>(key: string): Promise<T | null> {
            // Implement caching logic
        }
    }
    class QueueManager {
        private queue: string[] = [];
        private processing: boolean = false;
    
        async processQueue(): Promise<void> {
            if (this.processing || this.queue.length === 0) return;
    
            this.processing = true;
            while (this.queue.length > 0) {
                const item = this.queue.shift();
                await this.processItem(item);
            }
            this.processing = false;
        }
    }
    try {
        const result = await performOperation();
        if (!result) throw new Error("Operation failed");
    } catch (error) {
        console.error("Error during operation:", error);
    }
    class ResourceManager {
        private resources: Map<string, Resource> = new Map();
    
        async acquire(id: string): Promise<Resource> {
            // Acquire resource logic
        }
    
        async release(id: string): Promise<void> {
            // Release resource logic
        }
    }
    const debug = require("debug")("cyne:advanced");
    
    debug("Operation details: %O", {
        operation: "complexOperation",
        parameters: params,
        result: result,
    });

    Development Environment

    This guide provides detailed instructions for setting up and working with Cyne AI in a local development environment.

    Prerequisites

    Ensure the following are installed:

    Required

  • Node.js 23+

  • pnpm

  • Git

  • Optional (Recommended)

    • VS Code for development

    • Docker for database management

    • CUDA Toolkit for GPU acceleration


    Initial Setup

    1. Repository Setup

    Clone the Cyne AI repository and install dependencies:


    2. Environment Configuration

    Set up your development environment:

    Update essential variables in .env:


    3. Local Model Setup

    For local inference without external APIs:


    Development Workflow

    Running the Development Server

    Start the development server with specific characters or configurations:


    Useful Development Commands

    • pnpm run build: Build the project.

    • pnpm run clean: Clean build artifacts.

    • pnpm run dev: Start the development server.

    • pnpm run test: Run all tests.

    • pnpm run lint: Lint the codebase.


    Database Development

    SQLite (Recommended for Development)

    For development, use SQLite:


    In-Memory Database (For Testing)

    Use an in-memory database for testing:


    Testing

    Running Tests


    Writing Tests

    Use the provided utilities for testing:


    Plugin Development

    Creating a New Plugin

    Plugins can extend Cyne AI’s capabilities:


    Debugging

    VS Code Configuration

    Set up a debug configuration for Cyne AI:


    This guide ensures that your Cyne AI development environment is set up efficiently and provides the tools needed for productive local development. Let me know if you need additional sections or customization!

    # Clone the repository
    git clone https://github.com/cyne-ai/cyne
    cd cyne
    
    # Install dependencies
    pnpm install
    cp .env.example .env
    OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-your-openai-key       # Optional for OpenAI integration
    SOLANA_RPC_URL=https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com  # Solana RPC endpoint
    SOLANA_NETWORK=mainnet-beta             # Solana network
    # Install CUDA support for NVIDIA GPUs
    npx --no node-llama-cpp source download --gpu cuda
    
    # Models will download automatically from Hugging Face on the first run
    # Start with the default character
    pnpm run dev
    
    # Start with a specific character
    pnpm run dev --characters="characters/my-character.json"
    
    # Start with multiple characters
    pnpm run dev --characters="characters/char1.json,characters/char2.json"
    import { SqliteDatabaseAdapter } from "@cyneai/core/adapters";
    import Database from "better-sqlite3";
    
    const db = new SqliteDatabaseAdapter(new Database("./dev.db"));
    import { SqlJsDatabaseAdapter } from "@cyneai/core/adapters";
    
    const db = new SqlJsDatabaseAdapter(new Database(":memory:"));
    # Run all tests
    pnpm run test
    
    # Run tests with coverage
    pnpm run test:coverage
    import { runAiTest } from "@cyneai/core/test_resources";
    
    describe("Feature Test", () => {
        it("should respond correctly", async () => {
            const result = await runAiTest({
                messages: [{ user: "user1", content: { text: "test input" } }],
                expected: "expected output",
            });
            expect(result.success).toBe(true);
        });
    });
    // plugins/my-plugin/src/index.ts
    import { Plugin } from "@cyneai/core/types";
    
    export const myPlugin: Plugin = {
        name: "my-plugin",
        description: "Custom plugin for Cyne AI",
        actions: [],
        providers: [],
    };
    {
        "version": "0.2.0",
        "configurations": [
            {
                "type": "node",
                "request": "launch",
                "name": "Debug Cyne AI",
                "skipFiles": ["<node_internals>/**"],
                "program": "${workspaceFolder}/src/index.ts",
                "runtimeArgs": ["-r", "ts-node/register"],
                "env": {
                    "DEBUG": "cyne:*"
                }
            }
        ]
    }

    Purpose & Goals

    CYNE AI is an open-source project that integrates advanced AI models with blockchain technology, creating an intelligent interface for the Solana ecosystem.

    Core Mission

    At CYNE AI, our mission is to revolutionize blockchain interactions by building cutting-edge, open-source infrastructure powered by AI. We are committed to making blockchain technology more accessible, transparent, and user-friendly. Our key objectives include:

    • Developing Transparent Solutions: Delivering community-driven tools and solutions to foster trust and collaboration in the blockchain ecosystem.

    • Creating Intuitive Interfaces: Leveraging advanced AI models to simplify interactions with the Solana blockchain.

    • Fostering an Inclusive Ecosystem: Building a vibrant developer community where innovation thrives.

    • Driving Innovation: Pioneering the integration of AI and blockchain technology to unlock new possibilities.


    Technical Vision

    Infrastructure

    • Full-Stack Architecture: CYNE AI is built on a modern, scalable tech stack to ensure optimal performance and reliability.

    • Advanced AI Integration: Incorporating state-of-the-art language models like GPT-4 for unparalleled capabilities in blockchain interactions.

    • Robust Security: Prioritizing top-tier protection for user data and blockchain transactions, ensuring a safe and trusted environment.

    • Optimized Blockchain Operations

    Interface

    • Natural Language Understanding: Empowering users to interact with the blockchain effortlessly through intuitive commands.

    • Real-Time Responses: Minimizing latency for a smooth and seamless user experience.

    • Cross-Platform Compatibility: Ensuring that CYNE AI is accessible on a variety of devices and platforms for maximum reach.

    • Comprehensive Error Handling: Delivering a reliable and user-friendly experience with clear feedback and guidance.

    Community

    • Open-Source Development: Maintaining transparency and inviting collaboration by keeping CYNE AI’s core open source.

    • Community-Driven Roadmap: Incorporating user feedback and insights to guide the development of new features and improvements.

    • Transparent Documentation: Providing clear, accessible, and regularly updated resources to support developers and users.

    • Active Contributions


    At CYNE AI, we are building the future of blockchain interactions by combining the power of AI with the performance of Solana. Join us on this journey to redefine how users and developers interact with blockchain technology.

    : Designed to leverage Solana’s high-performance infrastructure for seamless interactions.
    : Celebrating and supporting the efforts of contributors within the CYNE AI ecosystem to drive innovation forward.

    Roadmap

    Welcome to CYNE AI! Our platform is packed with powerful tools and intelligent agents designed to simplify and enhance your experience within the Solana ecosystem.

    • Description: Explore tokens with the highest trading volume on Solana.

    • Key Features:

      • Highlights actively traded tokens.

      • Provides insights into liquidity and market interest.

    • Use Case: Find tokens with high demand for strategic trading.

    🌐 What’s Trending on Solana?

    • Description: Stay updated on the latest market trends and insights.

    • Key Features:

      • Tracks tokens, projects, and social media activity.

      • Summarizes key market trends.


    Q2: Advanced Trading Tools

    Building on the foundation, this phase introduces tools to empower your trading strategies.

    🐋 Whale Tracker

    • Monitor large transactions in real-time to understand market movements.

    ⚠️ Rug Checker

    • Evaluate risks of potential rug pulls or malicious contracts to safeguard investments.

    💭 Sentiment Analyzer

    • Analyze public sentiment around specific tokens and projects.

    🔒 Risk Analyzer

    • Assess risks in liquidity pools, tokens, or DeFi protocols.

    📊 Performance Reporter

    • Generate detailed reports on token performance and market trends.

    📂 Portfolio Manager

    • Monitor and manage your wallet, track assets, and optimize your portfolio.

    🌱 Staking Agent

    • Discover high-yield staking opportunities and manage strategies.


    Open-Source Code Release (End of Q1)

    We believe in transparency and collaboration. At the end of Q1, we’ll make the CYNE AI source code public on GitHub!

    GitHub Repository:

    • Explore CYNE AI’s inner workings.

    • Contribute to its growth through feedback, pull requests, and feature suggestions.

    • Join a collaborative blockchain intelligence ecosystem.


    Why a Phased Rollout?

    • Enhanced User Experience: Gradual unlocks prevent feature overload and allow for focused exploration.

    • Platform Stability: Staggered releases ensure smooth performance and scalability.

    • Community Engagement: Keeps excitement alive as new features are introduced.


    What’s Next for CYNE AI?

    Looking ahead, we’re working on:

    • NFT Analytics: Comprehensive tools for analyzing NFT collections.

    • Customizable Agents: Tailor agents to meet specific user needs.

    • Advanced Integrations: Seamless connectivity with emerging Solana protocols.


    Thank you for being part of the ELYX AI community! Together, we’re transforming blockchain intelligence. 🌟

    Use Case: Discover what’s buzzing in the Solana ecosystem.