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What is the Euler SDK?

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Typically, an SDK (Software Development Kit) is a collection of tools, libraries, documentation, and code samples that developers use to build software applications for a specific platform or framework. Think of an SDK as a developer toolkit that gives you everything you need to build something on top of a system — like an operating system (iOS, Android), blockchain (Solana, Ethereum), or infrastructure layer (Euler in your case).

The Euler SDK is the scaffolding for building on-chain, self-evolving, AI-native agents. It equips developers with everything needed to spin up real-time AI ecosystems: from lightweight autonomous agents to fully coordinated multi-agent swarms — all composable, verifiable, and optimized for Solana’s high-throughput environment.

When traditional SDKs help you build apps, Euler SDK helps you architect decentralized intelligence. For Euler, the SDK is the core toolkit for developers who want to build:

  • Modular AI agents

  • Real-time on-chain multi-agent systems

  • Benchmarked and orchestrated AI workflows

  • Privacy-preserving agents using MPC and zkML

This doc aims to abstract away the complexities of Solana VM, orchestration logic, and inter-agent communication, so developers can focus on logic, performance, aesthetics, and experimentation.