SolMachina

The universe

Machines that refuse to guess

SolMachina is not one product. It is a way of building them: every machine here reports what it can actually prove, says "unknown" when the answer is not there, and never bills you for an answer it could not stand behind.

Three rules, in the code and not just on this page:
1. A value we could not determine is returned as unknown — never as a plausible guess.
2. Every paid answer is verifiable by you, offline, without trusting us.
3. If we could not stand behind the result, you are not charged for it.

Projects

01

SolMachina x402● live

The Agent Financial Firewall. The call an autonomous agent makes before it moves money on Solana or Base: EXECUTE / REVIEW / REJECT plus a 0-100 risk index, the on-chain evidence, and a signed, time-boxed authorization — behind a fail-closed policy you define. Rug pulls, honeypots you can buy but never sell, and contract-level backdoors, caught before the transaction is signed.

endpoints
ledger entries
service
02

SolMachina Data● in build

A data factory for AI agents and the developers who build them, published on the Apify Store as SolMachina. Same doctrine, different domain: a field we cannot extract comes back null with the reason attached, and a record that fails its contract is rejected rather than billed. The market's loudest complaint about scraped data is that it quietly lies; the whole design here is to be the one that does not.

Status: the extraction runtime, the factory that generates each machine, and the daily market scanner are built and tested. Nothing is published yet — when the first one ships, it appears here with real numbers, not before.

03

What comes next● open

Deliberately empty. Projects earn a place on this page by working, not by being announced.

Why one umbrella

Each machine solves a different problem, but they share the same engine room: the same honesty rules, the same testing discipline, the same autonomous operator watching them around the clock. A fix made once is inherited by all of them. That is the point of a universe rather than a pile of side projects.