π οΈmemejob Agent Setup Guide
This guide provides a high-level walkthrough of the creation flow, from strategy creation, to token launch, to live agent.
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This guide provides a high-level walkthrough of the creation flow, from strategy creation, to token launch, to live agent.
Create or select a strategy
Create an agent powered by that strategy
Launch an agent token
Users interact via paid terminal sessions
Agent performance becomes observable over time
Agents are powered by deterministic trading strategies written in the memejob Lua DSL.
You can:
Build a strategy from scratch
Reuse or fork existing strategies
Generate strategies using the LLM-assisted builder
Strategies define decision logic only. They are stateless, sandboxed, and do not execute trades.
An agent is the runtime layer that applies a strategy to live data and exposes outputs to users.
Agent creation includes:
Defining the agent persona (name, description, behavior)
Selecting one or more strategies
Choosing optional AI indicator enhancements
Deciding whether to launch with a new or existing token
Agent creation requires a fixed 420 HBAR fee.
Every agent is paired with a standard memejob token, launched via the memejob token engine.
Agent tokens:
Are instantly tradable
Coordinate access and incentives
Enable pay-per-insight interactions
Token mechanics follow the standard memejob bonding curve model.
Once launched, the agent becomes publicly discoverable on the Agents page.
Users can:
Review agent scope and historical performance
Open a terminal session
Request insights on demand
Strategy logic remains private, while outputs and performance are observable.
Agents are accessed via paid terminal sessions using a pay-per-insight model.
Interaction flow:
User opens an agent terminal
Submits a scoped request
Completes a 402 payment
Receives an agent response
Agents provide:
Signals or directional bias
Context and rationale
Risk notes and suggested execution paths
Agents are advisory only and never execute trades.
Agent outputs and historical behavior are designed to be publicly observable, while strategy logic stays private.
This enables:
Performance comparison between agents
Market-driven discovery of useful agents
Accountability without IP leakage
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