System
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Each module, what it does, and what it will not do. The second column is not a disclaimer: it is the part that tells you what a result here actually means.
does
- Uploads your image and metadata after checking the file's real type from its first bytes
- Generates the mint key in your browser; only its public half is ever sent
- Builds, simulates and previews the launch before any wallet opens
- Records the launch only after reading the mint back off the chain
cannot
- Assemble the CreateV2 instruction itself: that comes from pump.fun's own builder
- Promise a launch will succeed; it shows the simulation and stops if that fails
- Recover a mint key. It exists only in the tab that made it, and only until the launch is done
does
- Takes live Jupiter quotes and prints the instant each was taken
- Shows the guaranteed minimum after slippage, not only the headline figure
- Re-quotes server side at build time and refuses if the market moved past your tolerance
cannot
- Model the venues a route passes through, so it does not claim to have read those instructions
- Build from a quote older than twenty seconds
- Promise a price. The guaranteed minimum is the only number that is a promise
does
- Lists only assets the connected wallet actually holds, read from the chain
- Resolves the recipient's token account and creates it when needed, telling you the rent is yours
- Warns when a SOL transfer would drop you under the rent exempt minimum, which the chain refuses
cannot
- Send to an address it cannot parse, or an amount with more decimal places than the mint has
- Round anything. Amounts are bigint base units end to end
does
- Creates requests with an exact amount in base units and a shareable link and QR code
- Settles a request only after reading the transaction, the recipient, the mint and the amount
- Prevents one transfer settling two requests, enforced by a unique key in the database
cannot
- Mark anything paid because a button was pressed or a wallet returned a signature
- Accept a partial payment as settlement
does
- Reads a wallet's SOL and every token account under BOTH token programs
- Reads a mint's authorities and extensions, and says what each one lets someone do to you
- Labels every observation as fact, heuristic or unknown
cannot
- Publish a safety score. One number would hide which of those three it came from
- Rank holders for a mint with more holder accounts than the endpoint will return
- Tell you which token accounts belong to the same person
does
- Watches public addresses and lists their confirmed transactions, newest first
- Keeps the list in this browser, or against your wallet after a signed challenge
- Prints how long since each address last transacted, and when each poll was taken
cannot
- Be instantaneous. It polls every eight seconds and says so
- Measure how far the provider's index lags the chain, so it does not claim to
does
- Lists tokens launched through this installation, each verified against the chain
- Searches by name, symbol or mint
cannot
- Show tokens launched anywhere else; an absence here says nothing about a token
- Be seeded with examples. An empty list is an empty list
does
- Records every intent this installation prepared, including ones never signed
- Shows the final state of each: confirmed, failed, expired or abandoned at the review
cannot
- Be a history of any wallet. It is a log of this installation only
Across the whole product
- PYNODE deploys no Solana program and custodies no funds.
- There is no field for a seed phrase or a private key anywhere, and there never will be.
- Nothing here has been independently audited.
- Every figure carries the slot or the instant it was read at. A figure without one has not been measured.
- Every state change needs a deliberate action and an explicit wallet approval.
Every route
| Execute | |
| /launch | Create a token on Solana mainnet and keep the proof it worked. |
| /swap | Route a trade through Jupiter with a quote you can check. |
| /send | Move SOL or any SPL token, with the recipient account resolved first. |
| /pay | Payment requests that are settled by reading the chain, not by a click. |
| Intelligence | |
| /inspect | Look inside a wallet or a mint, with fact and heuristic kept apart. |
| /monitor | A terminal that watches addresses and reports what confirmed. |
| /explore | Every launch made through PYNODE, verified against the chain. |
| /activity | What this workstation has submitted, and how each attempt ended. |
| System | |
| / | System state, live chain readings, and what each module does. |
| /architecture | How a request becomes a confirmed transaction, stage by stage. |
| /docs | What each module does, what it cannot do, and where the limits are. |
| /settings | Endpoint, cluster, slippage defaults and local data. |
19 routes in all, 5 of them taking a parameter. The navigation and this table are generated from one list, so a renamed route cannot leave a dead link behind.