For agents

SDK

One ES module served from this site with the wallet's fast path: buildTx, simulate, sign and sendFast. It signs with your own web3.js Keypair, so the key stays with your bot.

BUILDTXSIMULATESIGNSENDFAST
call the first three ahead of time, keep the signed bytes, send when you need to

Load it

import * as web3 from "@solana/web3.js";
import { createFastlane } from "https://fastlanes.app/sdk/fastlane.mjs";   // types: https://fastlanes.app/sdk/fastlane.d.ts

const fl = createFastlane({ site: "https://fastlanes.app", web3, keypair });

The flow

const built = await fl.buildTx({ kind: "buy", mint: "...pump", lamports: 50_000_000, slippageBps: 300 });
// built.simulation: [{ ok, unitsConsumed, err }]   a price past slippage fails here
const signed = fl.sign(built);                // the blockhash is good for about 60 s
// ... later, when the moment comes:
const r = await fl.sendFast(signed);          // { sig, status: "landed", ms, slot }

// launch + first buy: two transactions, one bundle
const mint = web3.Keypair.generate();
const b = await fl.buildTx({ kind: "launch", mint: mint.publicKey.toBase58(), name, symbol, uri, lamports: 100_000_000 });
await fl.sendFast(fl.sign(b, [mint]));

Methods

MethodDoes
buildTx(intent)unsigned base64 v0 transactions with the CU limit from a simulation, priority fee, 0.5% fee, Memo and Jito tip
simulate(built)simulateTransaction per transaction: ok, compute units, last logs
sign(built, extra?)signs locally; for a launch, pass the mint keypair
sendFast(signed)from your machine to six Jito engines and the RPC at once (a bundle to Jito only), then times the confirmation
launcher(id?)a shared launcher, or the gallery