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    RINNAI Documentation

    Complete guides, API reference, and examples for building intent-based automation on Solana.

    Introduction

    Get started with RINNAI's core concepts

    Quickstart

    Build your first automation in 5 minutes

    SDK Reference

    Complete API documentation

    Policy Engine

    Define and enforce execution constraints

    Execution Program

    On-chain enforcement and PDAs

    Security

    Best practices and threat models

    Getting Started

    RINNAI enables you to build automation workflows using natural language intents with deterministic on-chain enforcement. Here's how to get started:

    1. 1

      Install the SDK

      Add @rinnai/sdk to your project using npm or pnpm

    2. 2

      Initialize the Client

      Connect to Solana devnet and configure your client

    3. 3

      Define Your First Intent

      Express what you want to automate in structured format

    4. 4

      Attach Policy Constraints

      Set spending limits and execution boundaries

    5. 5

      Test in Playground

      Simulate execution before deploying to mainnet

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