Getting Started

Getting Started with Glitch Gremlin AI

Prerequisites

• Solana CLI tools installed

• Node.js 14+

• A Solana wallet with some $GLITCH tokens

Test Coverage

Our SDK has been thoroughly tested with:

• Core SDK functionality (10 tests)

• Governance features (4 tests)

• Redis worker integration (2 tests)

Installation

SDK Installation

npm install @glitch-gremlin/sdk

CLI Installation

npm install -g @glitch-gremlin/cli

# Configure your Solana environment
export SOLANA_CLUSTER=devnet  # or mainnet-beta
export SOLANA_KEYPAIR_PATH=/path/to/your/keypair.json

The CLI requires these environment variables:

• SOLANA_CLUSTER: The Solana cluster to connect to ('devnet' or 'mainnet-beta')

• SOLANA_KEYPAIR_PATH: Path to your Solana keypair file

Basic Usage

1. Initialize the SDK

import { GlitchSDK } from '@glitch-gremlin/sdk';

const sdk = new GlitchSDK({
    cluster: 'devnet',  // or 'mainnet-beta'
    wallet: yourWallet  // Your Solana wallet instance
});

2. Create Your First Chaos Test

const request = await sdk.createChaosRequest({
    targetProgram: "Your program ID",
    testType: "FUZZ",
    duration: 300,  // 5 minutes
    intensity: 5    // Scale of 1-10
});

// Wait for results
const results = await request.waitForCompletion();
console.log("Test Results:", results);

3. Using the CLI

# Initialize a new chaos test
glitch test create --program <PROGRAM_ID> --type FUZZ

# Check test status
glitch test status <TEST_ID>

# View test results
glitch test results <TEST_ID>

Next Steps

• Explore different test types

• Learn about governance

• Set up automated testing