What problem does it solve? Integrating Jupiter's many Solana APIs (Ultra Swap, Trigger, Recurring, Lend, Price, Tokens, Portfolio, and more) requires knowing which endpoint family to call, how to authenticate, and how to handle errors, rate limits, and transaction signing correctly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Intent Router: Maps user intents like swap, limit order, DCA, lend, or price lookup to the correct Jupiter API family and first endpoint call. - API Playbooks: Provides per-API execution contracts covering endpoints, fees, constraints, gotchas, and links to official docs and OpenAPI specs. - Production Hardening: Includes typed error handling, exponential backoff for 429s, idempotency rules, and a ready-to-use TypeScript client template. - Use Case: A developer building a Solana trading bot can use the skill to route a swap request to Ultra Swap, sign the returned VersionedTransaction, execute it, and handle slippage or rate-limit errors with the documented patterns. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to swap 0.1 SOL for USDC using Jupiter with 50 bps slippage and have it generate the quote, signing, and execution code.