Build value flowsthat move themselves.

Agentix gives autonomous software a wallet-shaped execution surface. The wallet remains under a user-controlled provider, while Agentix supplies the identity, asset context, payment request, and policy layers around it.

The console is designed for a simple loop: connect a wallet, verify the network, create an agent identity, attach a spending policy, and use the wallet to settle value onchain. Every transaction is signed by the connected wallet and confirmed against the live network.

The fastest path is through the Agentix Console. You do not need to create an account or deploy a contract to inspect the network and read supported balances.

const robinhoodChain = {
  id: 4663,
  name: "Robinhood Chain",
  nativeCurrency: { name: "Ether", symbol: "ETH", decimals: 18 },
  rpcUrls: {
    default: {
      http: ["https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com"],
    },
  },
};

Agentix reads the live public RPC and checks the connected wallet against Robinhood Chain mainnet before enabling onchain actions. Use the values below when configuring a compatible wallet or client.

Wallet connection uses the standard provider interface and EIP-6963 discovery when available. The console does not ask for seed phrases or private keys. Signing and transaction approval stay inside the wallet provider.

An Agentix identity binds a human-readable agent name and capabilities to a wallet address. Creating one asks the connected wallet to sign a `personal_sign` message. The signature proves that the wallet approved the statement at that moment.

Identities are currently stored in the browser that created them. They are useful for organizing wallet-backed agents inside the console, but they are not yet a decentralized registry or an onchain account abstraction.

Balances are read from the live network. ETH is the native gas asset. The Stock Token directory uses the known contract addresses for the listed assets and links each address to the public block explorer for independent verification.

ETH

Native gas and transfer asset

AAPL

Apple · Robinhood Token

NVDA

NVIDIA · Robinhood Token

MSFT

Microsoft · Robinhood Token

GOOGL

Alphabet Class A · Robinhood Token

AMZN

Amazon · Robinhood Token

META

Meta Platforms · Robinhood Token

The current console intentionally does not invent price feeds, charts, swaps, lending rates, or trading quotes. A balance is shown as a balance; market data requires a separate verified source.

A payment is a direct native transfer or ERC-20 transfer from the connected wallet. Before sending, the console validates the destination format, selected asset, amount, and network. After signing, it waits for the transaction receipt and reports a revert instead of treating a failed transaction as complete.

ethereum:0xRecipient@4663?value=1000000000000000

Payment requests use the EIP-681 format and are intended for compatible wallets. A request is not a settlement by itself; the recipient still reviews and signs the transaction.

A spending policy records the rules an agent is expected to follow. The current flow signs the policy with the connected wallet and stores it locally beside the identity it belongs to.

Activity shows confirmed transactions recorded by the console after an RPC receipt is available. Each entry keeps the hash, sender, recipient, amount, asset, and timestamp so the user can understand what the connected wallet did.

This is not a complete historical index. It does not reconstruct every past transaction for an address, and clearing browser storage removes the local journal.

Financial interfaces should make the boundary between a live operation and a future concept obvious. The console favors a smaller verified surface over simulated prices or silent fallbacks.