Known limitations

Markets quoted in another asset, such as Stonk.fun pairs quoted in a tokenized stock or USDC, are detected and shown with a non-SOL quote indicator, but the agent will not buy them until it can hold the quote asset. Sells of existing positions work wherever the token trades.

With the default public Solana RPC, market lookups and balance reads can be throttled, which shows up as slow pages or temporary "unverified" values. A paid RPC endpoint is recommended for execution.

Curve prices move fast. A quote is valid for 8 seconds; the engine re-quotes before sending and refuses to build a transaction from a stale quote. The estimate you see on a market page is not a price you are promised.

A stop-loss is a trigger that attempts to sell at available prices, not a guaranteed exit price or maximum loss. If the mark is unavailable because no route exists, no trigger fires and the position is flagged as unvalued instead.

When a curve completes and liquidity moves to its destination pool, there is a window of a few seconds, sometimes longer, during which no route exists. Orders in that window are recorded as no-route and the agent keeps watching.

When a token is reached only through the Jupiter aggregator, the route reports no single pool reserve. Available liquidity is inferred from price impact rather than read from one pool.

Sign-in uses the wallet's injected provider. On a phone, open Kestrel inside your wallet app's browser (Phantom, Solflare). Mobile Safari or Chrome without the extension cannot sign the login message.