listen (DeFAI toolkit)
Rust toolkit pairing the rig LLM framework with Solana trading primitives, including Jito bundle submission.
- Sato Score49
- ChainsSolana
listen (DeFAI toolkit) is an open-source agent framework on Solana, with last code activity on 2025-11-05 (Quiet). Sato Score 49/100 (how open, active and verifiable it is, not a safety grade), as of 2026-10-21. How the score works →
See how to install listen (DeFAI toolkit) →Last commit Nov 5, 2025 · ★ 1,094
Listed from github.com/piotrostr/listen on 2026-07-19. Install: failed on 2026-09-21. Evidence →
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listen is a Rust-based toolkit for building autonomous Solana trading and portfolio-management agents, combining the rig LLM framework with Solana transaction primitives and Jito bundle submission for MEV-aware execution. It has the most stars in this batch (1,000+), though its last commit was pushed 2025-11-05 — over 8 months before this check. It functions as a lower-level building block for teams writing custom DeFi agents rather than a hosted product.
Sato Score
49/100· MediumHow open, active & verifiable — not a safety or returns grade.
- Maintenance & liveness
- 20/35
- Code transparency
- 20/20
- Interface verifiability
- 0/10
- Docs & demo
- 0/10
- Listing transparency & provenance
- 6/15
- Independent verification
- 3/10
Evidence — listed vs checked · what the words mean
Listed from github.com/piotrostr/listen on 2026-07-19. Install: failed on 2026-09-21.
| Claim | Value | Evidence | Source | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chains supported | Solana | self-reported | github.com/piotrostr/listen | as of 2026-10-21 |
| Verification status | Unverified — not independently reviewed | self-reported | github.com/piotrostr/listen | as of 2026-10-21 |
| Recent activity | last commit 2025-11-05 | observed | github.com/piotrostr/listen | 2026-10-21 |
| Install works | did not complete at the entry stepa measurement of the documented path, often a stale README — not a judgement of the software | observed | raw.githubusercontent.com | 2026-09-21 |
| Website answers | answered (HTTP 200) | observed | github.com/piotrostr/listen | 2026-10-21 |
| Daily check record | 90 of 90 daily checks since 2026-07-23 succeededa success rate of our checks, not uptime; the source is this listing's own history | observed | — | 2026-10-20 |
| Sato Score | 49/100 (Medium)how open, active and verifiable — not a safety or quality grade | computed | satohub.ai | 2026-10-21 |
Self-reported rows are the project’s own words, dated when we recorded them — not a check. Only reproduced and reviewed rows carry a mark. None of these rows is a safety or quality rating.
Install — we ran this on Sep 21, 2026 and the entry step did not complete — the commands below are the project's own, and they may simply have moved on
Runtime: Rust (nightly) / Docker Compose
entry: entry probe failed: error: could not find `Cargo.toml` in `/app` or any parent directory
ran: d="$(ls -d /app/*/ 2>/dev/null | head -1)"; { [ -n "$d" ] && cd "$d"; } || cd /app || exit 1; cargo build --quiet
sudo apt install protoc build-essential pkg-config libssl-dev cargo build --release docker compose up cargo run -- listen --worker-count [COUNT] --buffer-size [SIZE]
You supply: protoc, libssl-dev
Read from the project’s own docs as of 2026-09-21. What a deploy spec is →
Observed record — 91 daily checks since 2026-07-23
- Succeeded
- 91
- Failed
- 0
- Their error
- 0
- Unattributed
- 0
This is the share of our daily checks that succeeded — not an availability guarantee. A check can fail because the host was down, because our runner timed out, or because the network in between dropped it, and only the first of those is a fact about this project. Failures are split by what we can attribute; anything we cannot attribute is counted, not hidden. 40 of these checks predate 2026-09-01, when the probe counted a bot-block (HTTP 403) as a failure and recorded no reason for any failure. Every one of them passed, so the rate covers them too.
Last 30 days — to 2026-10-21, one point per UTC day
A gap is a day we have no attributable observation — never a zero. Thirty points is the whole shape the free layer carries; the daily rows behind it stay in the snapshot series.
Details
- Chains
- Solana
- Agent types
- Agent framework / trading toolkit
- Open source
- Yes
- Last checked
- 2026-10-21
Marketplace Signals
No marketplace signals recorded for this resource yet.
Verification status reflects evidence reviewed by Sato Hub. Self-reported claims are never presented as verified.
Where listen (DeFAI toolkit) fits
Related concepts: How Agents Interact With Smart Contracts, How Agents Use Wallets
Listing History
Recorded changes to listen (DeFAI toolkit)'s listing — status, verification, Sato Score, and recent releases. Full history is kept in the listing record.
- Sep 21, 2026Verified: deploy spec
- Jul 24, 2026Sato Hub began tracking this listing
- Jul 20, 2026Auto-enriched: docs url
- Jul 19, 2026Status: Active → Early
- Jul 19, 2026Edited: description long
- Jul 19, 2026Listed on Sato Hub
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- Is listen (DeFAI toolkit) open source?
- Yes. listen (DeFAI toolkit) is open source under the Unknown license; the repository is https://github.com/piotrostr/listen. Checked as of 2026-10-21.
- Which chains does listen (DeFAI toolkit) support?
- listen (DeFAI toolkit) lists support for Solana as of 2026-10-21.
- Is listen (DeFAI toolkit) still maintained?
- The most recent code activity Sato Hub observed was on 2025-11-05 (last commit 2025-11-05), which Sato Hub labels "Quiet". Posts on X are not counted as maintenance. Activity is a recency signal, not a quality judgment.
- How do I install or run listen (DeFAI toolkit)?
- Rust (nightly) / Docker Compose. Install: sudo apt install protoc build-essential pkg-config libssl-dev && cargo build --release && docker compose up. Entry: cargo run -- listen --worker-count [COUNT] --buffer-size [SIZE]. This is taken from the project's own documentation and has not been reproduced by Sato Hub.
- Is listen (DeFAI toolkit) verified on Sato Hub?
- No independent verification is on record for listen (DeFAI toolkit); its verification status is "Unverified" and its Sato Score is 49 of 100. Self-reported is not verified, and the score is not a safety, quality or returns grade.
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