Neur

Neur describes itself as "The Intelligent Copilot for Solana" — an open-source, full-stack application that bridges large language models (LLMs) and Solana blockchain infrastructure to give users a conversational interface for on-chain activity. Rather than requiring users to switch between swap aggregators, NFT marketplaces, portfolio trackers, and wallet dashboards, Neur consolidates those interactions into a single chat-style interface backed by AI agents.

Problem and Motivation

Interacting with Solana at full depth — executing limit orders on Jupiter, deploying tokens via Pump.fun, managing NFT collections on Magic Eden, monitoring wallet performance — requires fluency across a range of specialized tools, each with its own UX. Neur's thesis is that natural language is a lower-friction access layer: users express intent in plain text, and the AI agent translates that into the correct on-chain operations without the user needing to navigate multiple interfaces manually.

How It Works

Neur is built on a Next.js frontend and a TypeScript backend using Prisma ORM, with Solana Web3 libraries handling on-chain calls. The core intelligence layer runs on modern LLMs — Claude 3.5 Sonnet and GPT-4 are both referenced in the project codebase — which are prompted and orchestrated to parse user intent in the context of DeFi and NFT operations.

The agent system uses advanced function-calling: when a user asks to swap a token or check a wallet's portfolio, the LLM selects and calls the appropriate tool from a structured set of blockchain integrations. A memory layer retains context across a conversation so users do not need to re-specify their wallet or preferences with every message.

The application includes an embedded wallet, allowing users to manage assets from within the Neur interface rather than relying on an external wallet tab. Chat sessions and portfolio state persist through Prisma-backed storage.

Key Integrations and Features

Neur's agent toolset spans several foundational Solana protocols:

• Jupiter: token swaps, limit orders, and DCA (dollar-cost averaging) strategies
• Pump.fun: token deployment directly from the chat interface
• Magic Eden: NFT collection management, browsing, and trending data
• DexScreener and Defined.fi: real-time market data and token analytics
• Solana Name Service (SNS): resolves .sol names to wallet addresses
• Dialect: in-app messaging and on-chain notifications
• Blinks: support for Solana Actions and Blinks-compatible blockchain interactions

On the portfolio side, users get real-time visibility into asset balances, transaction history via a built-in transaction parser, and live market trend monitoring.

The GitHub roadmap outlines planned capabilities including voice conversation, multimodal image inputs, web scraping for broader data access, and on-chain automation — scheduled or triggered actions that execute without manual input each time.

NEUR Token

Neur has a native utility and governance token (NEUR) with a total supply of approximately 999 million tokens. The token serves several roles:

• Early Access Program (EAP): Staking NEUR grants access to premium features and priority placement in the platform's early access tier. EAP access was also available to purchase for 1 SOL, with proceeds funding AI model costs and project operations.
• Governance: Token holders can vote on protocol direction, feature priorities, and platform updates.
• Community incentives: NEUR rewards developers, contributors, and community participants.

As of mid-2026, NEUR trades at a very small market capitalization — under 100,000 USD — with approximately 17,000 token holders. CoinMarketCap lists a CertiK security score of 3.3 out of 10, which is low and warrants caution for users considering holding or staking the token.

Open Source and Community

Neur's full codebase is publicly available on GitHub under the NeurProjects organization. The repository has accumulated over 440 stars and 150 forks, with 51 open issues and modest pull request activity. The project welcomes external contributions and maintains CONTRIBUTING.md and LOCAL_DEV.md documentation for developers who want to run a self-hosted instance or extend the agent's capabilities.

Open-source distribution is central to the project's design: users who do not want to rely on the hosted service can deploy their own Neur instance connected to their own LLM API keys and a Solana RPC endpoint.

Hackathon Recognition

Neur was among the 21 winners selected from more than 400 entries at the Solana AI Hackathon, organized by SendAI and concluded in January 2025. The event ran for 15 days, drew participants from 95 countries across 9 tracks, and distributed 275,000 USD in prizes. Neur's selection reflected early recognition of the natural-language copilot model for Solana at a moment when on-chain AI agents were a high-interest category in the ecosystem.

Team and Background

No named founding team members are publicly identified in available project documentation or social channels. The project operates as a community-driven, open-source effort. The official X account (@neur_sh) exists but has shown limited recent posting activity.

Current Status

The hosted application at neur.sh is returning 404 errors as of mid-2026, meaning the live web application is currently not accessible. The official documentation site also returns 404. The open-source GitHub repository remains available and the NEUR token continues to trade on secondary markets. Users seeking Neur's features would need to self-host from the open-source codebase. The project's long-term operational status as a hosted service is uncertain.

Fit Within Solana

Neur sits at the intersection of two trends that gained momentum on Solana in 2024-2025: the rise of AI agents as autonomous on-chain actors, and the expansion of DeFi tooling that made the ecosystem increasingly complex to navigate without technical fluency. By abstracting protocol-specific interfaces behind a natural language layer, Neur addresses the usability gap that typically limits deeper engagement to experienced users. Its integrations with Jupiter, Magic Eden, Pump.fun, and SNS meant it could reach meaningful on-chain functionality from launch rather than requiring users to manage each protocol in isolation.