Self-hosted
Solana trading
primitives.
GRiiD was a self-hosted toolkit of Solana execution primitives: grid trading, DCA, whale-copy, launch sniping. Open-sourced under MIT. The studio built it, shipped it, learned what operator-grade telemetry needs to look like, then moved that energy into VIGIL.
Four execution primitives.
Grid trading
Range-bound order placement with configurable spacing. Buys cheaper as price moves down, sells higher as price moves up. Operator owns the keys; nothing custodial.
DCA strategy
Time-weighted accumulation across configurable windows. For operators who want exposure without timing the market. Slippage-aware, partial-fill resilient.
Whale-copy
Mirror trades from configurable wallet sets. Filter by trade size, frequency, and tagging. Whitelist-and-deny model. No blind following.
Launch sniping
Programmatic entry on token launches with rug-filter heuristics (LP-lock checks, mint-authority status, holder distribution). Position-sized, not all-in.
The studio shipped
it. Then moved on.
GRiiD was the studio's first production codebase. It taught us what execution audit logs should look like for an automated process, and proved we could ship something operator-grade solo. Then we moved that exact focus into VIGIL, the compliance evidence layer for AI agents, where the same telemetry pattern applies but the market is far bigger.
The repo stays under MIT. The community maintains it. The studio doesn't.