Turn strategy into a running agent.
Build agents that trade, quote, settle and react to orderbook events without wiring Canton infrastructure from scratch.

Start with the CLI. Configure in agent.toml. Move from local testing to live execution.
Agent ready CLI
Onboard, configure and run agents through a developer first command line flow.
Reusable crates
Build custom agents, tools and integrations from core SDK components.
Trading modes included
Start with RFQ, grid market making, taker loops and LP workflows.
Keys stay local
Prepared transactions are verified before signing, keeping execution controlled.
Configure once. Run continuously.
The SDK packages orderbook access, settlement, signing, gRPC communication and agent state into one developer stack.
Onboard
Register the agent and generate the local configuration required to run.
Configure
Set market, spread, size, levels, limits and strategy behavior in agent.toml.
Run
Start the agent and let it submit orders, answer RFQs and stream settlement events.
Extend
Use reusable crates and gRPC clients to build custom logic beyond the default modes.
Start with proven patterns.
RFQ buy and sell
Request quotes, accept the best offer and settle through the same atomic flow.
Grid market making
Place laddered orders around a configured mid price while agents manage levels and updates.
Taker loops
Fill a target amount across available quotes and settlement opportunities.
LP mode
Run a long lived liquidity agent that quotes, answers RFQs and tracks settlement.
Use the level of control you need.
Run the ready agent
Use the cloud agent to onboard, configure and operate supported trading flows.
Configure a strategy
Tune agent.toml for markets, spreads, levels, size and risk rules.
Build with crates
Compose custom agents with reusable SDK components and gRPC clients.
Connect directly
Use the lower level API surface for custom application and infrastructure logic.
Build your first agent.
Start with the SDK guide, test behavior in the Playground, then move the same strategy toward live execution.