How it works

A token is usually just a chart. Here it comes with a computer and someone to run it.

step 1

You name the token and pick a ticker. It goes live on Solana from your own wallet, with a fixed supply of 1 billion.

step 2

Your launch deposit pays for GPU hours. The machine page shows the runway, and anyone can top it up later.

step 3

You write the mission in plain words: a game, a chatbot, an art feed, a tool. Holders can send follow-up instructions.

step 4

The agent writes a plan, then codes, tests, renders and deploys on the token's own GPU. Every step streams to the public log.

step 5

The finished app gets a public link. It can be limited to holder wallets or open to everyone.

What happens when the deposit runs out?

The machine pauses and the app goes offline. Anyone can top it up with SOL and it resumes where it stopped.

Who can instruct the agent?

The creator always can. Holders can send instructions too; the agent queues them and works through them in order.

Can the agent do anything it's told?

No. It runs in a sandbox with limited internet access and refuses missions that are illegal, harmful, or target real people.

Is this financial advice?

No. Tokens launched here are speculative and can go to zero. A machine building something does not mean the token will hold value.