Developing with Carbium

Carbium operates self-hosted bare-metal Solana infrastructure in Switzerland. Our Docs help Solana teams move from an integration question to a tested implementation: choose the product surface you need, follow the relevant integration guidance, and validate your application before it touches real keys, wallets, or mainnet transactions.

Whether you are building a wallet, trading bot, backend service, or user-facing Solana application, start with the guidance that matches the task in front of you. Use the relevant Carbium Docs page to establish the endpoint family, authentication pattern, language or library context, and the result you need to validate.

Build with Carbium

Use Carbium Docs as the technical starting point for the product surface you are integrating:

• RPC: connect an application, send standard JSON-RPC requests, and implement safe recovery behavior.
• Swap API: build a quote-to-swap flow with the integration and transaction-handling steps appropriate to your application.
• Streaming: choose and test the documented real-time data path for the events your application needs.

Keep production validation separate from initial integration work. Use restricted test credentials and controlled environments where possible, record errors and request conditions, and do not treat a successful first response as complete production validation.

Carbium & AI-assisted development

AI can accelerate implementation, explanation, and debugging when it has the right technical context. Give your AI assistant the relevant official Carbium Docs page before asking for code. Name the product surface, language, endpoint family, and validation expectation so the assistant has the context needed for the task.

Ask for one integration step at a time: for example, creating an authenticated request, handling a response, or adding a recovery path. Treat AI output as a draft: review it, test it in an appropriate environment, and validate the integration before using it with real keys, wallets, or mainnet transactions.

• For code-review and safety practices, read AI Coding Practices.
• For a step-by-step prompt and validation workflow, read Learn to Code with AI.

Share this link with your AI:

https://docs.carbium.io

A practical workflow

1. Identify the Carbium product surface and the specific task you need to complete.
2. Read the corresponding official Docs page and note its endpoint, authentication, request, and response requirements.
3. Implement one bounded step in a controlled environment.
4. Test expected responses as well as error handling before connecting a wallet, using a production key, or submitting a mainnet transaction.
5. Record the integration assumptions your team needs to maintain the application safely.

This approach keeps AI assistance grounded in the current Carbium documentation while leaving the final engineering judgment, testing, and production decision with your team.