They removed agent mode. We brought it back.
Launch a coin on Solana and route its creator fees to the Agent vault. Every time the pot fills, the agent claims and burns all of it — 80% bought back into your chart, 20% into $AGENT.
In the pot
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Fees waiting to deploy
Claims fired
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Recent vault claims
Burns fired
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Supply removed for good
Burned
100%
80% your coin, 20% $AGENT
In the pot
—SOL
Creator fees collect here as your coins trade. The agent claims by priority, then buys back and burns — 80% your coin, 20% $AGENT.
Fee split
Every claim gets burned
Both sides of the split are market buys that end in a burn — nothing is paid out to a wallet.
- 80%Your coinMarket-bought back into the coin you launched, then burned.
- 20%$AGENTMarket-bought back into the main Agent token and burned, for a healthy ecosystem.
How agent mode works
A loop that only points one way
Fees collect
Your coin trades and its creator fees stream into the Agent escrow on GitHub instead of a personal wallet.
Agent claims
The agent queues coins by how much they have accrued and claims the fees on-chain, in priority order.
Buys the chart
80% of the claim is market-bought straight back into your own coin.
Burns it
Every token the agent buys is sent to the incinerator. Supply falls, the floor rises.
Discover
Coins running in agent mode
Point your fees at the agent and let it work
Launching takes about a minute. Fee routing is configured at mint, so the loop starts on your very first trade.
Launch a coin