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@talocode/vaultlane

v0.1.1

Published

VaultLane plans a multi-token vault and a permissionless keeper intent. CLI, SDK, MCP, and a local API. It does not deploy a Solana program, mint a vault token, or move funds.

Readme

VaultLane

VaultLane is the keeper rule layer for a multi-token Talocode vault. It checks weights, oracle confidence, drift, cooldown, and the keeper window. It writes an intent. It does not deploy a Solana program, mint a vault token, or send a swap.

The shape comes from Symmetry. Their program holds funds and pays keepers. This package stops before that.

npm install -g @talocode/vaultlane
vaultlane plan --file=examples/builder.json
vaultlane quote --file=examples/builder.json --book=examples/book.json --now=1760000000
vaultlane prices

Python:

pip install talocode-vaultlane
vaultlane quote --file=builder.json --book=book.json
vaultlane prices

SDK:

import { creditPrices, keeperStep, planVault } from "@talocode/vaultlane";
from talocode_vaultlane import credit_prices, keeper_step, plan_vault

What the sample book does

The basket is 50% SOL, 30% USDC, and 20% official $TCODE (6ptxwABxQz8zMhwhiPeVgRgWjGMdVcEBFBv8v8C3ory). On the sample book the keeper says sell $200 of SOL, buy $100 of USDC, and buy $100 of $TCODE. signed is false.

A stale required price halts the keeper. A cooldown makes it wait. Prices in the sample are manual. Jupiter's price feed for this mint is empty while it is still on the Orynth curve, and a missing required oracle is a halt, not a guess.

Credits

vaultlane prices reads data/credit-prices.json, pulled 15 October 2026 from talocode.site/pricing.html and the live endpoint.

  • 1 credit = $0.01. Credits are product usage, not cash.
  • The public page lists 43 actions. The live body that day listed Tera, SearchLane, and CalcLane only.
  • VaultLane is not in that live body. Local plan, quote, and keeper cost 0 credits.
  • POST /execute on the local server returns HTTP 402. It does not charge, sign, or swap.
vaultlane mcp
vaultlane serve --port=8792

GET /health, GET /prices, POST /plan, POST /keeper, and POST /execute are local. They are not mounted on api.talocode.site.

Not shipped

A Solana program, a vault-token mint, a Dutch auction, and a keeper bounty. Do not describe this package as a place to deposit funds.