Solaris AI

What Is Solaris AI?

Solaris AI is a visual workflow automation platform built natively on Solana. Its primary product, Solaris AI Flow, gives users a drag-and-drop canvas to chain together AI models, on-chain data sources, DeFi protocol actions, and messaging outputs — without writing backend code. The platform positions itself as "the complete protocol for autonomous AI agents," targeting traders, developers, and on-chain power users who want to automate recurring decisions and tasks across the Solana ecosystem.

The SOLARIS token is the native asset of the platform, deployed on Solana Mainnet via the Pump.fun launchpad. The contract address is 8EZqVPJdEWt754S17nghfa4Y4jQJ7tigBwsGbo1Tpump.

Core Mechanism: Build, Trigger, Execute

Solaris AI Flow follows a three-step model: build a workflow from visual nodes, set a trigger, then let the platform execute autonomously.

Visual Builder. The node editor lets users connect primitives such as loops, conditional branching, data storage (key-value), AI inference via OpenRouter, on-chain reads, and DeFi protocol calls. No backend or RPC infrastructure needs to be managed separately — integrations are pre-built.

Trigger Types. Workflows can start in three ways: manually on demand, on a cron schedule (down to the minute), or via an inbound webhook POST request for event-driven real-time automation.

Execution Transparency. Every workflow run surfaces per-node outputs, timing data, error states, and source labels in a live status view. Users can rerun individual steps or full workflows from the same interface.

Key Features

24+ Live Integrations. The platform connects natively to Jupiter (token swaps), Pump.fun (token launches), Helius (on-chain data reads), Birdeye (token price and market data), Raydium, Drift, Kamino, Pyth (price feeds), Dune (analytics), Discord, Telegram, and OpenRouter (multi-model AI inference). The breadth of DeFi integrations means complex multi-protocol workflows — e.g., read a Birdeye price alert, score rug risk with an AI model, then execute a swap via Jupiter — can be assembled without custom code.

Built-In Non-Custodial Wallet. Each user gets a Solana wallet via Privy, with keys reconstructed only inside a hardware-isolated Trusted Execution Environment (TEE). Private keys are never stored on Solaris servers. Credentials used by integrations are encrypted at rest with AES-256 and decrypted only at execution time.

Workflow Marketplace. Creators can publish workflows for sale as editable clones. Buyers pay in SOL and receive a fully customizable copy — not a locked black-box template. During beta, creators retain 100% of SOL revenue from marketplace sales.

Use-Case Templates. The platform ships pre-built templates for common Solana power-user workflows: launch sniping, whale wallet tracking, sentiment-to-swap routing, treasury digest generation, yield rebalancing across lending markets, and portfolio exit laddering.

Free Tier. The full visual editor, all node types, webhook support, and run logs are available without payment. Premium tiers extend execution limits and concurrent workflow capacity.

Token: SOLARIS

• Contract: 8EZqVPJdEWt754S17nghfa4Y4jQJ7tigBwsGbo1Tpump
• Network: Solana Mainnet
• Total / Max Supply: 1,000,000,000 SOLARIS (fixed)
• Launched via: Pump.fun
• Trading: Available on Jupiter

The SOLARIS token is described as the utility and governance layer of the platform. Published materials cite staking for rewards as a planned feature, with staked positions intended to align long-term holders with platform growth. Swarm functionalities and cross-platform integrations are listed as upcoming features. As of early 2025, the token reached a peak market cap of approximately $2.47 million before declining significantly.

Agent Framework

Solaris AI's GitHub organization (github.com/SOLARISAI-io) maintains three repositories, all forks of established open-source projects:

• eliza — forked from elizaOS/eliza, the widely used TypeScript agent framework
• eliza-v2 — forked from solarisassistants/elizasolaris-dev, a Solaris-customized variant
• solana-agent-kit — forked from sendaifun/solana-agent-kit, a Solana protocol connectivity library

The agent layer is built on top of the ElizaOS framework rather than a proprietary agent runtime. The Flow visual builder appears to be the team's primary original development.

Audit Status

No independent security audit has been publicly disclosed for the Solaris AI Flow platform or the SOLARIS token contract. The SOLARIS token launched via Pump.fun and carries standard risks associated with that launchpad. Prospective users should treat the absence of a published audit as a material risk factor.

Team

The team has not published individual names or professional backgrounds publicly. The project's primary X account is @_The_Assistant_, with a separate community and marketing account at @SolarisAI_fun. The GitHub organization domain ownership is verified. The project presents as pseudonymous, which is common in the Solana AI agent space but limits external due diligence.

Solana Ecosystem Fit

Solaris AI targets a clearly defined gap: Solana has the speed and cost structure to make micro-automation viable on-chain, but most users lack the technical capacity to stitch together Jupiter swaps, Helius reads, AI inference, and Telegram notifications into a working system. Solaris AI Flow's visual canvas abstracts that complexity.

The platform's integration list mirrors the core Solana DeFi stack — Jupiter, Raydium, Drift, Kamino, Birdeye, Pyth, Helius — giving it coverage across the ecosystem's dominant liquidity and data layers. The marketplace model, where successful workflow creators earn SOL revenue, creates a community flywheel for building out the template library over time.

The platform is currently in beta. The token's price performance reflects the speculative nature of early-stage launches on Pump.fun rather than established protocol metrics, and no revenue or fee figures have been disclosed publicly.