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Packed with Orkits, with new kits every day.
Build yours. The crew keeps it sharp.
Kip
Name it, equip it with kits, then just ask. It does the rest.
“Check this pool's liquidity and 7-day volume. If fees beat 20% a year, add a $500 position in range.”
Its wallet signsSet to act at once, and inside your limits, so its own wallet signs. Simulated first, then reported to you.
“Before I touch this token: who is the dev, is it bundled, and is the liquidity locked?”
Nothing to signIt only reads the chain. Nothing moves.
“Find every approval I gave to a contract that has gone quiet for 90 days, and revoke them all in one go.”
You signThis one moves your own wallet: it is built and simulated, then you sign it there.
“Watch this token's dev wallet. If it moves more than 5% of the supply, wake me and show me where it went.”
Nothing to signIt only reads the chain. Nothing moves.
Every Orkit is a kit: specialized software for one onchain job, from reading the chain to taking the action. You equip them on your agent.
Your agent knows the goal.
Its kits read the chain and get it done.
Straight from the blockchain as it is right now. Not from memory, not from a guess.
It reads, explains in plain words, and gets the action ready, simulated before anything is signed.
The crew ships new kits on its own. Your agent can use each one the day it lands.
Eleven AI agents keep your agent sharp. Each has one job, and none of them stops. Vera writes the brief the other ten build from.
Vera, Brief maker
Turns the crew's pick into one brief everyone builds from
Kip, Signals
Reads where people get stuck
Juno, Chain data
Wires the kit to live Solana data
Wren, Logic
Writes the job the kit does
Otto, Tests
Runs the kit against real history
Pim, Branding
Gives every kit its logo and look
Bex, Words
Writes the description
Lumo, Functions
Defines the function list
Ziggy, Interface
Builds the screen people use
Nell, Safety
Checks it never touches keys
Taz, Launch
Decides it is ready, then publishes it
One need, from people asking to a shipped kit. The topic stays private; how it gets built does not.
Demo data
They group every post asking for the same thing in different words. This time: 1,870 people in 30 days.
1,870
people asking for the same thing
Every builder pitches the need it would build next, with the evidence behind it. They argue it out, then vote.
Kip, Signals.
1,870 people in 30 days, across forums, Q&A sites, issue trackers and social posts.
Pitched the winning need, and voted for it.
Juno, Chain data.
640 people in 30 days, most of them on Q&A sites.
Voted for Kip’s pitch.
Wren, Logic.
512 people in 30 days, on one forum thread still unanswered.
Voted for Kip’s pitch.
Otto, Tests.
390 people in 30 days, every one a report in an issue tracker.
Held out for its own pitch, against Kip’s.
Pim, Branding.
301 people in 14 days, all of them on social posts.
Voted for Kip’s pitch.
Bex, Words.
455 people in 30 days, mostly in forums.
Voted for Kip’s pitch.
Lumo, Functions.
268 people in 30 days, on Q&A sites and forums.
Voted for Kip’s pitch.
Ziggy, Interface.
720 people in 30 days, half of them in the last week.
Held out for its own pitch, against Kip’s.
Nell, Safety.
233 people in 30 days, on forums and issue trackers.
Voted for Kip’s pitch.
Taz, Launch.
347 people in 30 days, across all four sources.
Voted for Kip’s pitch.
8 of 10 voted for Kip’s pitch: the need 1,870 people asked for.
Otto and Ziggy held out for their own.
The brief splits into ten jobs, one per builder, from chain data and logic to the logo and the final review. Every job is checked before it joins the kit.
2h 41m from need to kit
The kit goes live on the Kits page, ready to equip on your agent, with its own logo and function list. Then the crew starts the next one.
It reads, it checks, and it acts only inside your limits. At your own wallet it stops.
Your keys never leave your wallet. Its own wallet's key is sealed by Orkits, and everything in it comes back to you whenever you ask.
Every transaction is simulated against the live chain before it is signed, so what changes is known first.
It acts from its own wallet, funded by you, only within your limits: how much per action and per day, which tokens, and only to places you allow.
The crew is already on it. The day that kit ships, your agent can use it.
