Reliability & Safety
Public guidance on verification, execution modes, and safe usage expectations.
Solenvus is designed to make skill usage more understandable and less ambiguous.
This section explains the main signals users should rely on.
Verification signals
Some skills include a verification flag.
This indicates that the skill has been confirmed against mainnet conditions.
Users should prefer verified skills when reliability matters most.
Execution modes
Solenvus supports three execution modes:
Use this when you want to inspect shape and logic without live execution risk.
Use this when you need live protocol data or real execution behavior.
Use this when you want current market context with safer simulated execution.
Before running a skill
Users should review:
Battle support when comparison matters
Use public trust signals
The platform exposes several user-facing signals to reduce guesswork:
Safe documentation policy
This documentation only includes information that is appropriate for end users.
Sensitive operational details, private configuration, and internal-only controls are intentionally excluded.
