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Azimuth

Azimuth is an open-source Go daemon that continuously screens concentrated-liquidity pools on Meteora DLMM on Solana and Uniswap v3/v4 on Robinhood Chain, then sends batches of qualifying candidates to a Hermes AI agent. Its Solana path supports entry and automated exits; the Robinhood Chain path currently screens and signals, with its exit loop disabled until deployment.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use Azimuth when you want a continuously refreshed candidate batch for an agent to evaluate, or want the documented Solana screening, entry and exit workflow. Consider the Robinhood Chain path when screening and signals are sufficient; its exit loop is disabled by default.

Who it is for

  • Liquidity providers seeking automated pool screening and position management on Solana.
  • Hermes agent operators who want to review batches of screened liquidity-pool candidates.
  • Operators exploring pool signals for Uniswap v3/v4 on Robinhood Chain, with venue-specific exit limitations.

Documented uses

  • Continuously discover and screen candidate pools against configurable quality and risk gates.
  • Send all qualifying pools from a screening cycle as a batch for agent ranking and selection.
  • Automate Solana liquidity-position entry and monitor exits.
  • Keep track of previously signalled pools using in-memory or optional Redis deduplication.
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Requirements & limits

The repository is public and identifies the project as MIT-licensed. Setup requires a Hermes profile; Solana execution requires a funded wallet and RPC endpoint. Redis is optional for deduplication persistence or sharing across instances.

  • Solana Meteora DLMM supports screening, entry and automated exits; Robinhood Chain Uniswap v3/v4 support is described as screening and signaling, with exits disabled until deployment.
  • The daemon emits a batch of qualifying pools per cycle rather than selecting and deploying a pool itself; the Hermes agent makes the selection decision.
  • Solana signal sourcing uses Meteora’s public discovery API without third-party accounts or API keys. Robinhood Chain discovery is described as keyless, but its token-safety gates want a GMGN key and fail open without one
  • The documented build and execution stack spans Go 1.22+, Hermes, Node.js 18+ and Python 3; Redis is optional.
  • The README states that the system trades real funds and presents the project as beta.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Install Azimuth into a Hermes profile

Build the daemon and connect its skill, webhook subscription and monitor templates to an existing Hermes profile.

Before you start

  • Go 1.22+
  • Node.js 18+ and Python 3 for the Solana skill
  • A Hermes agent profile

Steps

  1. Clone the Azimuth repository and change into its directory.

  2. Run install.sh with the target Hermes profile path.

  3. Create the repository .env and set HERMES_WEBHOOK_SECRET to match the webhook subscription.

  4. Configure the profile .env with the required wallet and RPC settings for Solana execution.

  5. Set up the daemon environment and launch ./azimuth as described in the README.

Expected outcome

The daemon is built and configured to send pool-signal batches to the Hermes profile; Solana skill components are installed for the profile.

Guide limitations

  • The install script does not create either environment file; they must be configured separately.
  • A funded Solana wallet and RPC endpoint are needed for Solana execution.
  • Robinhood Chain exit automation is disabled until separately deployed.
  • This system can trade real funds.
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