Self-hosted
Solana trading
primitives.
GRiiD was a self-hosted toolkit of Solana execution primitives: grid trading, DCA, whale-copy, launch sniping. Shipped on mainnet 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 ran on mainnet, taught us what high-frequency execution audit logs should look like, and proved we could ship something operator- grade solo. Then we moved that exact focus into VIGIL, the audit layer for AI agents, where the same telemetry pattern applies but the market is 100× bigger.
The repo stays under MIT. The community maintains it. The studio doesn't.