PumpBot Token Launch

Name: PumpBot Token Launch
Availability: InStock
Author: carzygod

Launch Solana tokens via PumpFun bonding curves with client-side signing.

Updated Aug 27, 2026

Search Tags:#solana #pumpfun #token-launch #unsigned-tx #pumpbot #client-side signing #wallet-generation

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npx skills add https://github.com/carzygod/clawpump --skill pumpbot-token-launch

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Skill: PumpBot Token Launch
Source: https://github.com/carzygod/clawpump/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/carzygod/clawpump --skill pumpbot-token-launch

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

PumpBot enables AI agents to launch tokens on Solana using PumpFun bonding curves while preserving full control over wallets and private keys, eliminating centralized signing.

Core Features & Use Cases

Client-side wallet generation, funding, and signing
Create unsigned transactions via /api/prepare-launch
Sign and broadcast transactions locally, then register with /api/confirm-launch
Upload token images and manage token metadata
Real-time updates and secure token lifecycle management

Quick Start

Generate a Solana wallet and fund it with SOL
Upload a token image using the /api/upload-image endpoint
Send token details to /api/prepare-launch to receive an unsigned transaction
Sign the transaction with your wallet and mint keypair, then broadcast
Call /api/confirm-launch to register the token in the PumpBot ecosystem and view it on PumpFun

Frequently Asked Questions about PumpBot Token Launch

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I launch a token on Solana using PumpFun bonding curves with client-side signing?▼

To launch a token on Solana using PumpFun bonding curves, generate a wallet, fund it with SOL, upload token images, and create unsigned transactions via /api/prepare-launch. You then sign transactions locally and register the launch using /api/confirm-launch.

How does client-side wallet signing work for Solana token issuance?▼

Client-side wallet signing for Solana token issuance works by having the API server create unsigned transactions through /api/prepare-launch. Your local client retains full control of private keys to sign the transaction and broadcast it, eliminating centralized signing vulnerabilities.

Do I need a running API server and Solana libraries to create unsigned transactions for PumpFun?▼

Yes, creating unsigned transactions for PumpFun requires a running API server alongside Solana libraries and the PumpFun SDK. These dependencies handle wallet generation, metadata storage, and transaction broadcasting using TypeScript or JavaScript.

What is the process to upload token images and metadata before minting on PumpFun?▼

Uploading token images and metadata before minting on PumpFun involves using the /api/upload-image endpoint. After uploading, you send token details to /api/prepare-launch to receive an unsigned transaction for local signing and broadcasting.

Can I use TypeScript to manage the Solana token lifecycle and register launches via API?▼

Yes, you can use TypeScript and standard web technologies to manage the Solana token lifecycle. The process involves calling /api/prepare-launch and /api/confirm-launch endpoints to register launches and view tokens on PumpFun.

Why should I use unsigned transactions for PumpBot token launches instead of centralized signing?▼

Using unsigned transactions for PumpBot token launches preserves full control over wallets and private keys. By signing transactions locally rather than centrally, you eliminate centralized signing risks while still registering launches via /api/confirm-launch.