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Tarvos Triton 1

Tarvos Triton 1 provides 77 actions, eight stream services, and a separate Solana Wallet connector for reading Solana data, monitoring activity, and submitting supported transactions through Triton One.

Readiness
installable
Lifecycle
alpha
Version
0.1
Updated
Node recordTarvos Triton 1
Integration
Solana RPC
Provider
Triton
Type
Action + Trigger
Installation
Available

Installation guide

Prepare, install, configure, and connect.

Package statusInstallable
EnvironmentSelf-hosted n8n
Installation command
git clone https://github.com/TarvosTools/n8n-nodes-Tarvos-Triton1.git
cd n8n-nodes-Tarvos-Triton1
npm ci
npm run build
npm run dev
Open GitHub repository

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  1. 01Prepare self-hosted n8n

    Use an n8n environment that supports community nodes.

    Environment
  2. 02Install the Tarvos package

    Use the source setup command on this page to start a local n8n editor with the node loaded. Follow the getting started guide for an existing instance.

    Package
  3. 03Configure the node

    Add the required provider settings and credentials in n8n.

    Configuration
  4. 04Build the rest of the workflow

    Connect the node to the remaining workflow steps and test the complete path.

    Workflow

Learn, install, and build from one node record.

Tutorial video

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Workflow template

Tarvos Triton 1 examples

Explore the example workflows and setup instructions for this integration.

Machine formats

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Capabilities exposed by this node.

action

Solana RPC request

Read SOL balances, accounts, tokens, transactions, blocks, and fees; query DAS assets where provider access and indexes are available.

trigger

Stream monitoring

Start workflows through Whirligig, Dragon's Mouth, Riptide, Vixen, Titan, Deshred, Harmonic, or BAM. Direct triggers are best-effort and do not replay missed events.

action

Solana Wallet connector

Supply a public address, validate already-signed transactions, or sign supported transactions using a separate wallet credential. Reads and monitoring need no signing key.

action

Quotes and transaction submission

Simulate, submit, and confirm transactions; request Titan quotes and supported wallet-connected swaps where enabled. Titan requires Mainnet access and live swaps remain unverified.

action

Durable worker

Optionally retrieve durable events, acknowledge successful processing, and inspect synced accounts through a separately operated worker that never receives signing keys.

Node configuration

Definitions only. Secrets remain in n8n.

  • The repository package is an evaluation package for self-hosted n8n; it is not yet published to npm or verified for n8n Cloud.
  • Runtime requires Node.js 22.22+. Source development uses Node.js 24.11.0 and npm 11.6.1. Repository runtime acceptance used n8n 2.32.6 on Windows; other deployments need validation.
  • Service availability depends on provider entitlement, endpoint methods, and indexes. Direct streams are best-effort; use the optional worker for durable ingestion.
  • Store signing keys only in credentials attached to Solana Wallet. Confirm transactions after submission; acceptance is not finality.
  • Live Titan swaps, specialized feeds, Cascade/Shield delivery, management, and some asset fixtures remain unverified. Docker/Linux/queue deployment and production throughput are separate validation gates.
  • The n8n integration is MIT; the optional worker is separately licensed AGPL-3.0-only. This is a Tarvos community integration, not an official Triton or Solana product.

Triton One Solana API

Required

A clean HTTPS rpcpool.com endpoint, separate API token, and expected network. RPC calls verify the genesis hash. Store these values in n8n credentials.