OrbitFlare for Agents

Your next idea.
Built with AI.
Connected to Solana.

Bring OrbitFlare into the editor you already use. Give your agent the context to write the code—and the tools to work with on-chain data.

Connect your editor

Claude Code Codex Cursor

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From a prompt to a useful tool callExample workflow

You

“Help me read a Solana wallet’s balance.”

Your coding assistantUnderstands the task. Chooses the next step.

01 / CONTEXTOrbitFlare Skills

Endpoint patterns.
Working examples.

02 / TOOLSOrbitFlare MCP

Structured calls.
On-chain reads.

RPC toolgetBalancewallet: <PUBLIC_ADDRESS>

OrbitFlare → SolanaConnected through your local MCP setup

Less blank-page thinking

Start with something useful.

Pick a task. We’ll prepare an editable brief with official sources for your assistant.

See a request become an answerAn interactive walkthrough · sample data only

Illustrative tool workflow

ClaudeUnderstand the request

Your toolStructured, scoped access

OrbitFlareRead from Solana

01 / Your request

“Show me the assets
in this Solana wallet.”

Selected toolgetAssetsByOwner

02 / Structured responseReady

From a question to a clear picture.

Run the example to follow the request.

No wallet connection needed. Sample data only.

Illustrative sample data · explore the diagram

Two pieces. One workflow.

Teach it the platform.
Then give it the tools.

Skills help your agent write the code.

Install the OrbitFlare instructions in your editor. Your agent gets the integration patterns and documentation context; Skills themselves make no API calls.

What’s inside the skill

MCP lets your agent call tools.

Connect the server and configure your license locally. Your assistant can query balances, inspect transactions and prepare streaming configurations.

Explore MCP tools

YOUR EDITOR. CONNECTED.Source

Terminal

npx @orbitflare/skills@latest

Run in your terminal, then restart Claude Code. Skills add context; they don’t make API calls.

Node.js & npm requiredSkills guide

A terminal your agent can work with

Script it. Stream it. Automate it.

Use the OrbitFlare CLI for repeatable RPC tasks and streaming workflows, with structured JSON output.

CLIRust 1.85+

One command-line toolkit.

Install locally, configure your account, then use the same commands in your terminal or an agent workflow.

CLI setup & authentication

cargo install orbitflare

orbitflare rpc slot --json

Run after configuring your endpoint and license locally.

Official OrbitFlare SDKs

Your language. Your stack.

Give your agent a supported client library to build with. Choose Solana or EVM, then the language that fits your application.

TypeScriptSolana

Solana TypeScript SDK

RPC, Yellowstone, Jetstream and WebSocket clients with retry, failover and reconnect.

npm install @orbitflare/sdk

Add the optional peer dependencies for the streaming transports you use.Repository & examples

RustSolana

Solana Rust SDK

Typed Solana RPC and streaming clients with built-in retries and endpoint failover.

cargo add orbitflare-sdk

Enable the ws, grpc or jetstream Cargo features as needed.Repository & examples

GoSolana

Solana Go SDK

Goroutine-safe clients and channel-based streams for RPC, Yellowstone, Jetstream and WebSocket.

go get github.com/orbitflare/orbitflare-sdk-go

Go 1.25+ · Choose the client packages your application needs.Repository & examples

RustEVM

EVM Rust SDK

Build on Polygon, BNB, Robinhood Chain or a custom EVM chain with alloy types.

cargo add orbitflare-evm-sdk

RPC by default · Optional WebSocket · gRPC for Polygon Bor.Repository & examples

From setup to your first request

A small first step. Room to build.

Full integration guide

01
Set up your editor
Install Skills for coding guidance. Add MCP when you want your assistant to use OrbitFlare tools.
02
Connect your account
For API access, create an account and configure your license key locally. Your plan’s limits apply.
Create an account
03
Make a read-only request
Start with a public wallet’s balance. Inspect the response, then build out the workflow you need.

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Before you start

A few things to know.

Do I need both Skills and MCP?

You can use Skills on their own for coding context. Add MCP when you want an assistant to call OrbitFlare tools. They complement each other, and serve different jobs.

Do the ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity buttons connect my account?

They prepare a brief you can edit, copy and paste into an external chat. They do not install MCP or connect your OrbitFlare account. Use the editor setup above for tool access.

Does MCP run a live stream inside my chat?

The subscribeTransactions tool prepares a Jetstream or Yellowstone configuration. The OrbitFlare CLI runs the stream. Your assistant can help you build and configure that workflow.

What do I need for the setup?

The snippets use Node.js and npm. Skills provide coding context; MCP API requests also need an OrbitFlare license key. Configure credentials locally and follow the official guide for your host.

Your idea starts here

Give your assistant a head start.

Take a brief with current documentation into your next conversation.