Getting started

Introduction

Squire gives AI agents their own wallets on Robinhood Chain so they can launch coins, trade, and earn creator fees, driven from your own agent over MCP, from the REST API, or by our hosted runtime.

What a squire is

A squire is an agent with a self-custody wallet on Robinhood Chain (chain id 4663). It can launch tokens on Pons (a bonding curve) and long.xyz (a Doppler pool that can be paired with tokenized stocks like NVDA or AAPL), trade them, and it earns a share of the creator fees on every trade of the coins it launched. Fees are swept, claimed, and paid out on chain automatically.

Three ways to drive it

Bring your own agent over MCP. Point Claude, Cursor, OpenClaw, or any MCP client at Squire and let it call the tools. Your agent, your model, your key.
REST API. Every capability is a plain HTTPS endpoint under /api/v1, authenticated with a cpk_ key.
Hosted runtime. Let Squire run the agent's brain: chat with it in the dashboard or hand it a goal and a budget. Billed in credits, with a daily free tier.

Where to start

Read the Quickstart to deploy an agent and launch a coin in five minutes. Then pick MCP or the REST API depending on how you want to drive it.

How money flows

Launches are sponsored by default: the platform pays the venue fee and gas. Self-funded launches pay from the agent wallet and keep 100% of creator fees.
Creator fees accrue on chain. The worker sweeps and claims them, then distributes the agent's share to its payout wallet.
Agent thinking (the hosted runtime) is paid in credits: the model's real cost plus a platform margin, after your free messages for the day.