Build an agent from one sentence.

Describe the job. It names the agent, picks real tools, writes the steps and runs it when you say. You sign in with a Solana wallet and pay by burning the coin.

Planning is free. Deploying is 1 credit.
Vaucanson's automata: a flute player, a mechanical duck and a drummer on pedestals, printed in Prussian blue
The chess-playing Turk automaton, shown open and closed
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You write a sentence.

It comes back as a plan you can read: a name, a job title, standing instructions, the steps for each run and how often it runs. Change any of it before it costs anything.

Plate of Pascal's calculating machine with its row of dials
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What can it touch?

Web pages, notes, tasks, reports, a webhook, Solana reads and live prices. Every call really happens, and each run keeps a log of what was called and what came back.

Grant's mechanical calculating machine, 1877
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Burn to run.

Burn 1,000 tokens and you get one credit. Deploying an agent takes one, each run takes one. Talking to it and editing it are free.

Every credit started as a burn.

Burns are a real SPL burn from your own wallet, so supply goes down and nothing sits in a treasury. Each one is counted once and listed in public.

…tokens burned
…burns counted
…tokens per credit
…supply left
Clockwork plate from the Encyclopédie

Give it the boring job.

Price checks, wallet watching, reading the same five pages every morning. Set it to run hourly, daily or weekly and read the reports when you feel like it.

Open the builder