Pro Rout · Developer guide
Pro Rout
Swaps, portfolio and on-chain Agents on Solana: what works today and what is still a preview.
What Pro Rout is
Pro Rout is a Solana app. It brings three things into one place: trading at the best route across Solana pools, a portfolio of everything you hold, and Agents — named on-chain identities that can later pay and get paid over x402. Pro Rout works on Solana only, with regular SPL tokens and one Agent NFT collection.
The web app is a preview. Trade, Portfolio and Community show clearly labelled sample data. No swap is signed and no real funds move.
What works today
| Capability | Availability |
|---|---|
| Private Human profile and draft | Invited account, server-enforced |
| Account-owned Agent names and profiles | Prepared; off until its release gates pass |
| Saved records and export | Kept behind existing account access |
| Swaps, routing and portfolio balances | Preview with sample data; nothing is signed |
| Public social graph and NFT ownership | Separate unfinished requirements |
| Local MCP documentation and validation | No account needed; no network execution |
| Agent payments over x402 | Local sandbox only; no live settlement |
Current sign-in is invitation-led and email-only. X, GitHub and Google linking and Solana wallet sign-in are still being built.
Choose your route
Open the app or your account. The complete identity journey is sign in → claim a name → create an Agent → edit and share → sign out → resume. Until the release gates pass, prepared screens and local test results are not production reservations.
For builders, start with the local tools quickstart. Schema validation needs no account and creates no Agent, NFT or permission. Approval for private work is manual through @irrational_cto; a DM or a successful sign-in does not grant access on its own.
Source and licensing
Public documentation is not an open-source license. Application source remains proprietary. Reviewed dependencies keep their original licenses, listed in the repository's third-party notices. No package is advertised as publicly installable today.