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Sol Incinerator Agent Skill

SOL Incinerator SDK for burning tokens, NFTs, and closing accounts

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Install

one command, takes just this skill from the repository
npx skills add https://github.com/sendaifun/skills --skill sol-incinerator

What comes with it

16 959 bytes besides the instruction
docs/troubleshooting.md
examples/basic/http-flow.ts
resources/api-reference.md
templates/sol-incinerator-client.ts

The instruction itself

17 sections, as written by the author

Sol-Incinerator Burn + Close API v2 Guide

A practical integration guide for Sol-Incinerator's HTTP API. The main user-facing outcomes are burning tokens, burning NFTs, and closing token accounts, while still supporting advanced batch cleanup and relay workflows.

Live API base URL: https://v2.api.sol-incinerator.com

Overview

Sol-Incinerator API v2 provides:

  • Autonomous API key provisioning via POST /api-keys/generate
  • Burn/close transaction building for SPL Token, Token-2022, and NFT account patterns
  • Instruction-only endpoints when you want full client-side transaction assembly
  • Preview/summary endpoints to estimate reclaimed rent and fees before execution
  • Transaction relay endpoints to broadcast already-signed payloads
  • Partner/referral monetization inputs with built-in validation

Core Endpoint Groups

| Group | Endpoints |

|------|-----------|

| Public discovery | GET /, /openapi.json, /.well-known/api-catalog, /llms*, /DOCS.md |

| Public auth bootstrap | POST /api-keys/generate |

| Burn + close (API key required) | /burn, /burn-instructions, /close, /close-instructions, /batch/close-all* |

| Relay + confirmation (API key required) | /transactions/send, /transactions/send-batch, /transactions/status |

Quick Start

1) Generate API key (no user input)

const baseUrl = 'https://v2.api.sol-incinerator.com';

const keyResp = await fetch(`${baseUrl}/api-keys/generate`, {
  method: 'POST',
  headers: { 'content-type': 'application/json' },
  body: JSON.stringify({ label: 'autonomous-agent' }),
});

if (!keyResp.ok) {
  throw new Error(`API key generation failed: ${keyResp.status}`);
}

const { apiKey } = await keyResp.json() as { apiKey: string };

2) Run preview-first flow

const headers = {
  'content-type': 'application/json',
  'x-api-key': apiKey,
};

const previewResp = await fetch(`${baseUrl}/burn/preview`, {
  method: 'POST',
  headers,
  body: JSON.stringify({
    userPublicKey,
    assetId,
    burnAmount: '1',
  }),
});

3) Build, sign, submit

  • Call /burn, /close, or /batch/close-all.
  • Decode base58 serialized transaction(s) and sign locally with the wallet keypair.
  • Submit through your wallet/RPC flow, or use /transactions/send and /transactions/send-batch.
  • Poll /transactions/status if needed.

Core Integration Rules

Auth

  • Send API key in either:
  • x-api-key: ak_xxx.yyy (recommended for server agents)
  • Authorization: Bearer ak_xxx.yyy
  • Core routes return 401 when key is missing or invalid.

Required body fields

  • Single-asset routes (/burn, /close, previews, instructions):
  • userPublicKey
  • assetId
  • Batch routes (/batch/close-all*):
  • userPublicKey

Optional body fields used often

  • feePayer (public key)
  • asLegacyTransaction (boolean)
  • priorityFeeMicroLamports (integer)
  • autoCloseTokenAccounts (boolean, burn flows)
  • burnAmount (positive integer in atomic units; use string for large values)
  • offset, limit (batch pagination/windowing)

Partner + referral validation

  • partnerFeeAccount and partnerFeeBps are all-or-nothing.
  • partnerFeeBps must be integer 0..9800.
  • referralCode must be 2-20 lowercase alphanumeric.
  • referralCode cannot be combined with partner fee fields.

Endpoint Selection

  • Use /burn/preview or /close/preview before execution when:
  • the user needs fee visibility
  • assets may be frozen/invalid/non-empty
  • Use /burn and /close when:
  • you want ready-to-sign transaction payloads
  • Use /burn-instructions and /close-instructions when:
  • your app assembles transactions client-side
  • Use /batch/close-all/preview first for wallet cleanup UX
  • Use /batch/close-all/summary for lightweight dashboard counts
  • Use /transactions/send-batch for multi-tx close-all pipelines

Example Workflow (Agent)

  • Generate an API key with POST /api-keys/generate.
  • Run preview endpoint for target operation.
  • If preview is acceptable, request executable transaction payload.
  • Sign transaction locally.
  • Submit signed payload.
  • Confirm completion via /transactions/status.
  • Store operation metadata (signature, fees, lamports reclaimed).

Guidelines

  • DO run preview before destructive operations.
  • DO pass burnAmount as a string for large atomic values.
  • DO validate user/asset pubkeys before submitting.
  • DO keep private keys local; only send signed transactions to relay endpoints.
  • DON'T combine referralCode with partner fee fields.
  • DON'T send unsigned payloads to relay routes.
  • DON'T assume base64 encoding for relay payloads unless explicitly set encoding: "base64" (default is base58).

Resources

Skill Structure

sol-incinerator/
├── SKILL.md                          # This file
├── resources/
│   └── api-reference.md              # Endpoint matrix and request notes
├── examples/
│   └── basic/
│       └── http-flow.ts              # Close-account + token/NFT burn examples
├── templates/
│   └── sol-incinerator-client.ts     # Ready-to-use TypeScript client
└── docs/
    └── troubleshooting.md            # Common errors and fixes

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