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Quickstart

Go from an empty wallet to your first sealed build in a few minutes.

This guide takes you from zero to a finished, sealed build. You'll connect a wallet, fund it with $ARX, and run your first build through ArxCode Studio.

1. Connect a wallet

ArxCode has no accounts — your identity is a Solana wallet address. Open the app at arxcode.xyz and connect any Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack).

# or from the CLI
arxcode login --wallet

No email, no password, no KYC — connecting a wallet is the entire sign-up.

2. Fund it with $ARX

Builds are metered in $ARX. Acquire a balance from any supported exchange or DEX and hold it in your connected wallet. The larger your balance, the lower your per-build rate (see hold-for-discount).

How much do I need?

A small build costs a fraction of a token. ArxCode always shows the estimated $ARX cost before a build runs, so nothing is spent without your confirmation.

3. Run your first build

Describe the outcome you want. Studio plans the work, executes it inside the sealed boundary, and verifies the result before returning it.

arxcode build "Add a /health endpoint that returns 200 and uptime" \
  --repo ./my-service

Your source is encrypted client-side, processed inside the sealed environment, and the finished diff is returned to your wallet key. The plaintext never leaves the boundary, and nothing is retained.

4. Review and settle

ArxCode returns a verified result — the build passed its gates (compiles, tests green, no new lint errors). Review the diff, approve it, and the consumed $ARX is burned on settlement.

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