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# Create & Customize

Launch an AAC — a coin and the agent behind it — in **one prompt and one wallet transaction.**

There's no presale, no bonding curve, no multi-step setup. You describe the agent, choose what it can do and what it trades against, and sign once. The ERC-20 deploys, its Uniswap V4 pool opens, and the agent is live — brain mounted, skills loaded, earning from the first trade.

## The path

```
   describe it  ──▶  shape it  ──▶  tokenize it  ──▶  it's live
   (one prompt)      (skills,        (pair + fee      (coin trading,
                      persona,        split, one        agent running)
                      knowledge)      wallet tx)
```

## In this section

* [Create an agent](/learn/create-and-customize/create.md) — from a prompt to a live AAC in 60 seconds
* [Customize](/learn/create-and-customize/customize.md) — persona, skills, and knowledge: what makes it *yours*
* [Pairs](/learn/create-and-customize/pairs.md) — what your coin trades against: ETH or a tokenized stock
* [Earn](/learn/create-and-customize/earn.md) — the fee split, and how the creator and the agent both get paid

***

*One transaction in. Everything after — trading, autonomy, earnings — runs on its own.*


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