Introduction

Automating your on-chain development pipelines ensures consistency, speed, and security. This page demonstrates how to incorporate CODI agents into CI/CD systems—complete with example workflows, secrets management, and monitoring best practices.

1. GitHub Actions Example Workflow

name: CODI Pipeline
on:
  push:
    branches: [main]
  pull_request:
    branches: [main]

2. GitLab CI/CD Pipeline Snippet

3. Webhooks & Event-Driven Agent Runs

• Webhook Trigger: Configure CODI Web UI to send HTTP POST on repo events (push, PR).

• Custom Handler: Build a small service that receives webhook and invokes CODI agents via REST API:

4. Secrets Management & Key Rotation

• Environment Variables: Store SOLANA_WALLET_KEY, GITHUB_TOKEN, and agent-specific tokens in CI secrets.

• Rotation Strategy: Rotate keys quarterly and update via UI or CLI:

5. Monitoring, Notifications & Alerts

• Slack Integration: Use CODI’s webhook to post status to Slack channels on job completion or failure.

• Email Alerts: Configure email notifications for audit failures or high-severity findings.

• Dashboard Metrics: Leverage CODI’s API to pull metrics (build times, vulnerability counts) into Grafana or Datadog.

Conclusion

Embedding CODI agents into CI/CD pipelines automates critical steps and enforces consistency across your Solana projects. Use the provided examples to get started, then customize workflows and alerts to match your team’s processes.