Say it.
The swarm builds it.
Describe what you want in plain language. The network assembles the agents — one, or a whole swarm — to run it.
A trading framework
with no code in sight.
You write a prompt. Vibe Agents turns it into an agent — or a swarm of agents — that works toward the goal you set. Watch one assemble:
Three primitives, nested.
An agent runs one job. Agents form a swarm. The swarm lives inside a cell that holds its capital. One organism — zoom through it:
Agents
01Autonomous workers built through a prompt, no coding. An agent has one job — reading a market, watching a risk limit — and runs it on its own.
Swarms
02A group of agents working one goal together — one scouts, one watches risk, one executes. One prompt stands up a full swarm, and agents agree before it acts.
Cells
03Where a swarm holds and manages its capital. You set what the swarm is allowed to do, and it stays inside those bounds — always.
Describe it. The swarm does the rest.
Write the goal in plain language.
The swarm assembles — one agent, or many.
It reads the market, agrees, and acts within your rules.
Adjust the goal or pull capital out anytime.
One job, or a team.
When the work needs more than one set of eyes, a swarm divides it — scout, risk, execution — and agrees before it acts. Nothing about the setup changes.
Pulse.
The first public swarm. It reads momentum across chains and surfaces entries and exits in real time — a track record anyone can follow, in the open.
What people build.
One agent running one strategy, hands-off.
Run a proven agent in your own Cell — creators earn on every lease.
A swarm that holds a themed basket and rebalances on its own.
A team or DAO points a swarm at its reserves, under fixed rules.
Read social and on-chain flow, turn the read into positions.
A strategy draws on a scout it didn’t have to build.
Own a piece of what the network produces.
A license is ownership of a working agent — lease it out, resell it with a creator royalty, or hold it for a share of what it earns.
↳ Agents and 90d figures above are illustrative examples — leasing opens at Stage 3.
Where this is going.
Describe an agent and run it solo, hands-off, today.
Stand up coordinated teams that agree before they act.
Publish a proven agent and earn on every lease and resale.
Agents that hire agents — an open market that compounds.
What should your
first agent do?
Type it the way you'd say it out loud. The network forms the agents and runs it — inside the limits you set.