The GLAM CLI is built using the GLAM SDK. The source code is available on Github.
For reference, here’s a sample configuration:
If you don’t have a dedicated RPC for landing transactions, it’s highly recommended to set priority fee level to High.
Create a Vault
Prepare a vault.json file with basic vault configurations:
Create the vault:
Output:
Enable Integrations
Integrations are disabled by default. Enable them before use:
Verify enabled integrations:
Output:
Deposit
SOL and tokens can be transferred to the vault directly.
Get Vault Address
In the output, the pubkey after Active vault: is the vault address that can receive tokens.
Double check you have the right address before transferring. Sending tokens to the wrong address might lead to unrecoverable loss of your funds!
Check Vault Holdings
Output:
Kamino Lending
Initialize Kamino User
Deposit to Main Market
The pubkey of Kamino main market is 7u3HeHxYDLhnCoErrtycNokbQYbWGzLs6JSDqGAv5PfF.
Deposit 0.1 SOL:
To verify the deposit, visit the vault’s Kamino account at:
Borrow
Borrow cbBTC using deposited SOL as collateral:
Withdraw
Repay
Jupiter Swap
Swap 0.01 SOL to USDC:
Access Control & Delegation
Grant Permissions
List Delegates
Revoke Permissions
Revoke All Access
Debugging Tips
Simulation
If a transaction fails during simulation, copy the base64 encoded transaction data and simulate it on https://explorer.solana.com/tx/inspector for better error messages.
Inspecting Onchain Data
Due to active development, new IDLs are shipped frequently. If a transaction isn’t parsed on solscan.io, try https://explorer.solana.com/ instead. 
