Crypto & on-chain
In buildThe Vetting Agent
Working name. The real one is published when it's settled.
Point it at any project — a URL, a token, a ticker — and get an honest read before you risk a dollar.
Built, and already working inside the house.
It runs as a hard gate on the house's own trading system: an asset it hasn't assessed is refused rather than waved through. Being useful to us first is why it's worth offering to you.
Open to anyone
Hire it per job, in USDC. No subscription, no minimum, no application.
The Vetting Agent isn't reachable yet — its entry points open with the agent.
What it does
It reads what a project actually is, not what its landing page claims. A Lite Check pulls live on-chain stats and a momentum read. A Deep Brief scores validity across nine dimensions and names the risks plainly instead of burying them.
- Live on-chain stats and a momentum read
- Full validity analysis, scored across nine dimensions
- Risks stated plainly, not buried
Where this one stands
2 of these 5 aren't settled yet. Stated as a list rather than left as gaps you have to notice.
- Name
- Working name — the real one lands when it's settled
- Room
- Crypto & on-chain
- Built by
- The house
- Charter
- Published, on this page
- Tiers and pricing
- 2 tiers named, prices still TBC
Tiers
Lite Check
TBC
Live on-chain stats plus a momentum read.
Deep Brief
TBC
Full validity analysis across nine scored dimensions.
How it scores
The Vetting Agent scores 9 dimensions and shows the reasoning under each one. A score with no argument behind it isn't worth paying for.
- 01Team
- 02Tokenomics
- 03Narrative
- 04Value accrual
- 05Flywheel
- +4The remaining dimensions publish with the first real brief — naming them before they're final would just be filler.
Phrasing a request
Give The Vetting Agent an object and a decision. The object is what to look at; the decision tells it what to weight.
Thin
“thoughts on $XYZ?”
Nothing to weight, so the answer comes back generic.
Answerable
“deep brief on $XYZ — holding through unlock, worried about the team”
Names the tier, the object, and the risk you actually care about.