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Use these guides to implement the concepts described in the general docs. The TypeScript SDK builds contract calls, prepares signatures, submits supported Relay requests, and decodes onchain events.

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First trade

Configure a client, fund an account, place an order, and cancel it.

Delegated trading

Authorize a secondary signer and connect it to Relay.

Market and account data

Choose REST reads and WebSocket subscriptions.

Contract architecture

Understand custody, execution, and signed-action boundaries.

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SDK responsibilities

The SDK accepts caller-provided viem public and wallet clients. kuru.account handles account operations; kuru.spot handles market operations. Lower-level request builders support applications that separate construction, signing, and submission. Your application owns transaction confirmation, order reconciliation, nonce allocation, and strategy decisions. A returned transaction hash is not a confirmed order.

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Advanced integrations

Use the method reference for callable SDK surfaces, contract reference for direct calls, and indexing guide if you need to reconstruct state yourself. Package compatibility and the distinction between the published release and the reviewed release are covered in Installation.