If you already have a method (which pools, how to place liquidity, how much, when to exit), write it as a few sentences. That text is an Agent: the platform reads hard limits out of it and enforces them, and every round the Agent judges within those limits from your own words.
You can go through every step without a deposit: new Agents start on paper funds.
Four steps
Click New Agent. The top of the page shows four steps: Choose a path → Rules → What it would do → Funds.
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Choose a path
Choose Write my own and click Write it. To start from something ready-made, expand Start from an official strategy; clicking an example fills it into the prompt and checks it right away, and you can edit from there.
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Write the rules and check them
On the left is the Strategy prompt. In the words you normally use, spell out four things: which pools, how to place liquidity, how much, and when to exit. For example:
Only SOL-quoted meme pools with TVL above $300K, 24h volume above $1M and pool age over 2 days, top-10 holders at most 35%. Enter when volume is rising and there was no one-way spike in the last hour. Spot, two-sided, range ±8% to ±15% depending on recent volatility. $150 per position, up to 2 positions, $300 total. If it’s out of range for 20 minutes, reset the range at the current price; stop loss at 12%, take profit at 25%, hold at most 12 hours.
Click Check strategy (or ⌘ Enter). Strategy elements on the right lists, item by item, what the AI read and the matching original text. If any of the four required elements (Pool universe, Range and shape, Funds, Stop loss and exit) is missing you can’t continue; under the missing one, Add: … appends an example sentence to your prompt; change it to your numbers and click Check again. Suggested elements are folded under the required ones.
The element list, which hard limits the platform enforces, and what can’t be enforced even if you write it: What rules can express. The prompt saves automatically; come back later and you pick up where you left off.
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See what it would do
Click Next and you get one What it would do card:
- Left, What it would open now: the Agent runs one round on live market data and tells you which pool, range and amount it would open, or why it wouldn’t this round;
- Right, The last 14 days: your rules replayed on the past 14 days of real market history, switchable to 30 / 90 days.
No orders are placed. Change rules at the card’s top right holds the general settings: check frequency, slippage, swap-back, retries, daily action limit and alerts. How to read the card: What it would do.
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Pick funds and start
The card has three buttons at the bottom:
- Start on paper funds: runs on real market data with virtual funds equal to your total budget. Recommended first;
- Use real funds: after a risk acknowledgement, takes you to the Agent’s Funds tab to create a Vault and deposit in five steps; it starts automatically once funds arrive. See Use real funds;
- Watch only: opens nothing, only sends you opportunity cards on hits, and you open with your own wallet. See Alerts and To do.
The Agent starts its first round right away, usually with a result within a minute. Paper-fund opens show up in Positions and on the Agent’s timeline.
During the public beta each account keeps up to 5 Agents and AI calls have a daily limit; see Troubleshooting · Usage limits during the public beta.
Afterwards
- Change the rules: on the Agent page, Strategy tab, click Edit prompt, change it, check again, then Save changes; it takes effect next round. See What rules can express · After creating.
- Pause, close, switch mode, delete: see Running an Agent.
- Use real funds: once paper funds have run a while and its choices match your method, see Use real funds.
- What it does each round: see How it decides.