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    • 📖 Introduction
      • What is the Euler SDK?
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      • Target Audience
      • Design Philosophy
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Design Philosophy

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The design philosophy of Euler SDK reflects our core value and how we aim to empower you, the builders and users shaping the future of on-chain AI agents. Every principle is crafted to inspire developer creativity, ensure trust, and accelerate innovation at the intersection of AI and blockchain.

Modular Euler SDK is designed for flexibility. Its modular structure allows developers to easily assemble, swap, and extend components to create custom AI agents and workflows. This plug-and-play approach makes sure rapid experimentation and tailored use cases are possible without compromising system integrity.

Open At its core, Euler is open-source and permissionless. The SDK is built to empower a global developer community, promoting collaboration, transparency, and innovation. Anyone can audit, contribute, or build on top of Euler without restrictions—making it a true public good in the AI x crypto space.

Verifiable

Trust is built into the stack. With support for cryptographic primitives like zkML and verifiable on-chain benchmarks, Euler ensures that agent behavior and performance can be independently verified. This removes trust assumptions and guarantees integrity across decentralized AI workflows.

Real-Time

Speed matters in autonomous systems. Euler SDK is optimized for real-time performance on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), leveraging Solana’s ultra-fast, low-latency infrastructure. This enables AI agents to interact with on-chain data and environments instantly, powering responsive, autonomous coordination at scale.