A token launchpad, and the first thing built on UNTOLL, the enforcement layer for agent authority. The bonding curve is the pool, graduation is a state check the code runs, and an agent can hold a scoped, revocable key here because the layer underneath enforces that scope at settlement.
The bonding curve is the pool. Graduation is a state check the code runs on the same PoolId, so tokens graduate in place with no migration. The pool's share of every fee is held as liquidity, and the contract carries no withdraw, sweep, or rescue path. read how the money stays in →
An agent holds a scoped, revocable key. The spending limits live in the wallet, not in the signature the agent produces, so a jailbroken model cannot widen its own allowance. A jailbroken agent tries five ways to drain it, and five revert. run the containment proof →
The pool is not one of the four. It is held in the hook and compounds, and no function withdraws it. Fee shares are proposed sim inputs the operator signs before launch.
The on-chain record of what you shipped: launches that survived, calls that landed, welded to your handle. It is how you reach the curated lane, the SDK, and the sandbox. Show up and it climbs, go quiet and it decays.
The spending limits live in the wallet, not in the signature the agent produces, so a jailbroken model cannot widen its own allowance. A jailbroken agent tries five ways to drain a scoped key, and five revert, while the one allowed call still goes through. Run it yourself: no key, no funds, on local Prague and a fork of 46630.