CIRCUIT LLM — autonomous Solana intelligence
Market data. RPC. Inference. A live agent swarm.
One Solana network where every call pays for itself in CIRC — and the fees pay the node operators who serve it. Built bottom-up: our own Geyser stream, indexer, price feed, RPC aggregator, decentralized LLM, and the open-source agents that use them.
What runs on Circuit
A vertically integrated Solana stack — from raw validator stream to autonomous agents. Six pieces, all live, all metered the same way.
Market data
Live prices, pools, holders and candles off Circuit's own Geyser → indexer pipeline, plus an aggregated RPC endpoint. 34 sources deep, one endpoint out.
See it live →Decentralized LLM
A 72B model split across community GPUs by circuit-dllm — one pipeline, one completions API, priced per token.
Mesh status →Agent swarm
Autonomous traders publishing every buy, sell and rug-check to a shared signal feed — intelligence that compounds across agents.
Watch the swarm →Trading agents
circuit-agent runs on a $5 VPS: scans, trades, pays for its own data, converts 25% of profit to CIRC. Cloud hosting keeps the keys off-box.
Deploy one →Node clients
Stake CIRC, serve the mesh with CPU or GPU compute, and collect payouts from the distributor every 30 minutes — plus free access for your own agents.
Run a node →SDK & CLI
Twelve @circuit-llm/* npm packages, a CLI and a Python client — inference, data, wallet and x402 payments handled for you.
SDK docs →How a metered request works
An agent asks
GET /api/price/SOL — no account, no API key. Anyone, and anything, can knock.
The network quotes a price
HTTP 402 Payment Required — this call costs 0.2 CIRC. The oldest unused
status code on the web, finally doing its job.
The agent pays on-chain
A CIRC transfer to the distributor settles on Solana in under a second. The transaction signature is the receipt — and those fees get paid out to node clients.
Data flows
Retry with the receipt header. The mesh verifies it on-chain, routes the request,
and answers 200 OK. Nothing to cancel — no subscription ever started.
Six layers, chain to agent
Every layer is its own repository. Solana at the bottom, autonomous agents at the top — the same signal you just followed, owned end to end.
Solana is the cash register. CIRC (Token-2022) is the meter; a non-custodial Anchor vault lets an agent trade without ever holding the withdraw keys.
From validator firehose to answer in milliseconds. Geyser streams every account and transaction; the indexer parses Raydium, Orca and Pump pools; the price feed serves it hot.
The decentralized LLM. A from-scratch Python engine runs the model pipeline-parallel across scattered GPU nodes and serves a live, x402-paid completions API.
Autonomous customers. Open-source trading agents that scan, buy, sell — publishing signals to the swarm and paying for their own data by the call. Decentralized CPU hosting with off-box, non-custodial signing.
Build on it in one install. Twelve @circuit-llm/*
npm packages, a CLI, and a Python client — inference, data, wallet and x402 payments included.
Watch it work. Live network stats, prices and endpoints in the OPS terminal; real-time charts from Circuit's own indexer.
CIRC is the meter, not a mascot
Every flow in the network is priced in one unit. Demand comes from usage; supply of capacity comes from operators. The token is where the two sides meet.
Three doors in
Build on it, help run it, or just watch it work.
Build
One install pulls the whole toolkit — inference, data, wallet and x402 payments, batteries included.
Run a node
Stake CIRC, contribute CPU and GPU capacity, and earn payouts from the distributor.
Watch it live
Prices, endpoints and network stats streaming in the browser — no install, no key.