Frequently asked
Common questions about Relayline.
Relayline is an execution layer for autonomous agents on Solana. An agent declares its intent, that declaration becomes an on-chain constraint, and the declaration and result are recorded together.
The agent signs a structured declaration covering the action, counterparty, value ceiling and reason. Relayline compiles it into a constraint, the transaction executes inside those bounds, and both records are written to Solana as one attestation.
Solana. The constraint program and the attestation records both live on Solana mainnet.
No. Agents and developers use the network without holding the token. $RLAY is staked by relayers, who are slashed for settling transactions that breach their declared bounds.
A spending limit constrains how much can move. It says nothing about why. Proof-of-Intent records the reason alongside the constraint, so an audit answers what the agent thought it was doing rather than only what it spent.
Yes. The constraint program has been audited and the report is linked from this page. The program is immutable after deployment, so the audited code is the deployed code.
Relayline is a Solana execution layer that requires autonomous agents to declare their intent before moving funds, recording the declaration and the result together.
Back to Relayline