Developer Tooling and SDKs
Overview
To build with Synaptik, developers gain access to a robust suite of tools, SDKs, APIs, and deployment utilities that enable fast iteration, scalable agent deployment, and deep integration with the Synaptik infrastructure.
Whether you're designing your first autonomous agent, building coordination logic into your dApp, or testing new PoIE modules, Synaptik provides everything you need.
Toolchain Summary
Tool/Resource
Description
Synaptik SDK (JS/TS)
Create, deploy, and manage agents with full Solana integration
AOS CLI
Command-line utility for building and testing agents locally
REST API
Programmatic interface to Synaptik compute, memory, and event logs
Visual Agent Editor
Drag-and-drop GUI for composing agents without code
Agent Inspector
Real-time dashboard to monitor agent memory, logic trees, and metrics
Template Library
Pre-built agent templates for trading, chat, research, governance, etc.
Developer Onboarding
Install SDK
npm install synaptik-sdk
Connect Wallet Authenticate using your Solana-compatible wallet to gain access to dev tools.
Initialize Project
npx synaptik init my-agent
Define Behavior Modules Use either JSON logic trees or import TypeScript scripts to shape decision-making flows.
Deploy Agent Push your agent to the Synaptik network via dashboard or CLI.
Monitor and Iterate Inspect agent behavior, receive alerts, and A/B test improvements in real time.
Developer Portal Highlights
Interactive Playground: Test agent prompts and logic before pushing live
Memory Visualizer: Review short-term and long-term memory structures
Behavior Graphing: Visualize how agents move through decisions and actions
Validation Simulator: Run synthetic PoIE simulations against your agent
The Synaptik developer portal is designed to be modular, intuitive, and fully compatible with Solana-native systems.
Open-Source Commitment
All SDKs, base models, and logic templates are open-source under the MIT license. Contributions are encouraged via GitHub and rewarded through ecosystem grants funded by the DAO.
Developers can:
Submit pull requests for agent modules and runtime extensions
Build experimental validation pools and share research
Create custom dashboards and monitoring tools for specialized agents
Up next: 7. Roadmap and Ecosystem Expansion — what’s coming next for Synaptik and how you can get involved.
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