AgentiPy

AgentiPy is an open-source Python framework that lets AI agents act on Solana. You install it with pip install agentipy, then give it a wallet key and an RPC address. Your agent can then swap tokens, stake, lend, mint NFTs or launch a coin from Python code. It is free to use under the MIT licence and first shipped in December 2024.

The code still installs, but work on it has slowed sharply. The last release on PyPI, the Python package index, came out on 23 October 2025. AgentiPy also has a community token, APY, and a server that connects Claude to Solana.

How AgentiPy connects Python AI agents to Solana

AgentiPy is a library of ready-made Python functions, one for each onchain action. Your agent decides what to do. AgentiPy then builds the transaction, signs it with your key and sends it to the network.

You start by creating a SolanaAgentKit object with two things: a wallet private key and an RPC URL, which is the address of the server that relays your transactions. The project README shows this in a few lines. From there you call the tool you need, such as a trade or a transfer.

The functions are asynchronous, so an agent can run several requests at once instead of waiting for each to finish. Signing happens on your own machine. AgentiPy has no smart contracts of its own on Solana and never holds your funds.

AgentiPy supported protocols: Jupiter, Raydium, Meteora and more

AgentiPy supports 41 protocols and 218 actions across Solana and Base, according to its website. The README names more than 30 of them.

For trading, the list includes Jupiter JUP$0.315+2.7%, Raydium RAY$1.84+1.7%, PumpFun, Drift Protocol DRIFT$0.016+4.2%, Adrena and Flash. For liquidity pools, AgentiPy covers Meteora MET$0.383+2.8% and Orca ORCA$1.97+3.4%. NFT minting runs through Metaplex MPLX$0.049+6.5%, and lending through Lulo. Price data comes from Pyth Network PYTH$0.094+10.8%, Stork, DexScreener and Helius hSOL$125.35+2.2%. The README also lists Jito, Light Protocol, RugCheck and the Solana Name Service.

Treat the Base claim with care. The website says Base works now, while the AgentiPy docs call Base a planned next step. Almost every action in the docs is on Solana.

AgentiPy MCP server for Claude, and LangChain tools

AgentiPy ships an MCP server that lets the Claude Desktop app use a Solana wallet. MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is a standard way to hand tools to an AI model. The agentipy-mcp code lets Claude check balances, send tokens, launch a token and trade on Jupiter. It can also bridge funds with deBridge, read Pyth prices and fetch price forecasts from Allora.

LangChain is the main agent library that AgentiPy supports. Each AgentiPy action comes wrapped as a LangChain tool, so an agent that thinks in plain language can call it. The docs also cover OpenAI function calling. The docs mark CrewAI support as coming soon, so do not plan around it.

Burrow and Medusa: AgentiPy's no-code product

Burrow is AgentiPy's planned no-code product. The website pitches Burrow as a Zapier-like tool for blockchain. Zapier is a well-known service for linking apps without code. Burrow comes with an AI helper called Medusa, which runs on the AgentiPy MCP server.

We could not confirm that Burrow is live. The website has a "Try Medusa Now" button. But as of 12 October 2026 we found no launch post, no docs for Burrow, and no outside report of anyone using it.

Is AgentiPy still maintained? GitHub and PyPI activity

AgentiPy has not shipped new code in almost a year. The newest version, 2.1.3.post4, went up on 23 October 2025, according to the PyPI release feed. The last change merged on GitHub is from the week before.

That is a sharp change of pace. AgentiPy put out dozens of releases between December 2024 and April 2025, then only a handful through the rest of 2025.

Other signs point the same way. The issue list on GitHub still shows install failures that users first reported in January 2025. We found no posts from the official X account in the two months before 12 October 2026. The www version of the site showed an expired security certificate that day, though agentipy.fun itself loaded.

The GitHub project is not archived, and nobody has announced a shutdown. It had about 250 stars when we checked. The fairest reading is that AgentiPy still works but has stalled.

Who AgentiPy is for

AgentiPy suits Python developers who want to build a test version of a Solana agent fast. You should be happy to read the source code when something breaks. If your agent already runs on LangChain and needs only common actions like swaps, transfers and price checks, AgentiPy can save you days of work.

AgentiPy is a weaker fit for live systems that move real money. Solana apps change their programs and APIs often. A library with no release since October 2025 may call addresses that have since moved. You would need to test every action you rely on, and be ready to patch the code yourself.

AgentiPy is not a tool for non-coders. Until Burrow ships, using it means writing Python.

AgentiPy risks: private keys, no audit and stalled releases

The main risk with AgentiPy is that an AI agent holds a live private key. AgentiPy signs with whatever key you give it. A bug, a bad prompt or a hostile instruction can drain that wallet. The README warns you never to paste a key into your code. It says to load the key from an environment variable or a key vault instead. The MCP code's own notes advise a separate wallet for agent use, and testing on devnet first.

We found no security audit of AgentiPy. The website and the docs do not mention one. AgentiPy is a library with no onchain program, so there is no upgrade key to check. You are still trusting the package and every other package it pulls in.

Stale code is the second risk. Open issues include an import error and failed installs on Apple Silicon Macs, and no release has fixed them. We also found no spending limits or allowlists in the docs, so any guard rails are yours to build.

AgentiPy vs Solana Agent Kit and other alternatives

Solana Agent Kit from SendAI SEND$0.00002836+2.5% is the closest rival to AgentiPy, and the busier of the two. Solana Agent Kit is written in TypeScript and released under the Apache-2.0 licence. It lists 60+ Solana actions and plugs into LangChain, the Vercel AI SDK and OpenAI.

AgentiPy's edge is language. It is built for Python, where most AI code lives. SendAI also has a smaller Python version, solana-agent-kit-py, so check both before you pick one.

If you would rather not write code, a command-line tool is another route. Solana Compass, which publishes this page, builds and maintains Sol CLI. Sol CLI is an MIT-licensed tool that lets any agent with shell access trade, stake and lend on Solana. It adds permission flags and spending limits. We are not neutral on that one.

AgentiPy coin: the APY token, supply and vesting

APY is AgentiPy's community token on Solana, with a supply of one billion. It launched on Pump.fun. The AgentiPy website says the team bought 40% of the supply at launch. Of that, 30% is a treasury for grants and future work, and 10% is for the team.

Those tokens sit in two wallets and unlock bit by bit over two years through Streamflow STREAM$0.00974+1.0%. The unlock began on 4 January 2025, per the project site and a Gate Learn explainer. On that schedule the last tokens unlock in early 2027.

APY exists to fund grants for people who build on the toolkit. The website describes no voting rights and no share of fees. It lists Gate.io and MEXC among the places APY trades. Trading was thin when we checked in October 2026.

AgentiPy team and history

AgentiPy's code sits under the niceberginc account on GitHub. The website lists nine team members. Bertug leads product, Eren runs community and Talha is tech lead. We found no public funding round.

The first package went up on PyPI in December 2024. A 2.0 rewrite came in February 2025. The 2.1 series ran from April to October 2025.