Solvitor FAQs

Question 1

What is Solvitor and its primary function?

Accepted Answer

Solvitor is an AI-powered platform designed to extract Interface Definition Language (IDL) files from closed-source Solana smart contracts and decompile them using advanced reverse engineering techniques.

Question 2

How does Solvitor handle closed-source Solana programs?

Accepted Answer

Solvitor utilizes sophisticated AI and reverse engineering methods to analyze Solana smart contracts, enabling it to successfully extract structured IDL even when the source code is unavailable.

Question 3

What types of Solana programs can Solvitor process?

Accepted Answer

Solvitor is capable of extracting IDL from both Anchor-based and native Solana programs, providing comprehensive metadata and type information regardless of the program's underlying framework.

Question 4

Is an API key required to use Solvitor?

Accepted Answer

Yes, a free Solvitor API key is required to access the Solvitor API via the solvitor-mcp server. You can easily obtain one from the Solvitor developer settings page.

Question 5

What inputs are needed to extract IDL using Solvitor?

Accepted Answer

To extract IDL, you primarily need the Base58-encoded Solana program address (program_id). Optionally, you can also specify a custom Solana RPC endpoint URL.

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