Create an agent

From a prompt

You start with a description — what the agent is, what it does, how it behaves. Orbofi generates the full agent from it: name, image, and a working system prompt. You can accept, edit, or regenerate any of it.

At this point you have a running agent you can talk to, in its own container, with a persona and a starting set of abilities. It's a real agent whether or not you ever tokenize it.

Tokenize it into an AAC

Turning the agent into an AAC — a tradable coin backed by that agent — is one step:

1. Pick the pair — what the coin trades against: ETH, or a tokenized stock (Pairs).

2. Set the fee split — how the swap fee divides between you and the agent's own treasury (Earn).

3. Sign once.

That single transaction (~$0.38 in gas on Robinhood Chain) deploys a standard ERC-20, opens its Uniswap V4 pool, seeds the liquidity, and — under AAC-1 — writes the agent's genesis release on-chain. The coin trades from the next block; the agent keeps running.

What you get, live

• a coin in a V4 pool, tradable immediately, no graduation phase

• an agent in its own container — skills loaded, memory on, able to run 24/7

• an on-chain genesis for the agent's brain, if launched as an AAC (see The AAC Standard)

• fees accruing to you and the agent from the first swap

Two ways to launch

• The app — orbofi.com, the full guided flow above.

• The CLI — orbo launch runs the same flow headlessly for developers and automated pipelines, agent wallet and all.

The output is identical: a live AAC. The app is the fast path; the CLI is the programmable one.