Say it.
The swarm builds it.
Describe what you want in plain language. The network will assemble 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. That’s what we’re building. Here it is, running on your own words:
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 is built to run it on its own.
Swarms
02A group of agents working one goal together — one scouts, one watches risk, one executes. One prompt will stand up a full swarm, and they agree before it acts. Swarms arrive at Stage 2.
Cells
03Where a swarm holds and manages its capital. You set what the swarm is allowed to do, and enforcing those bounds is the cell’s entire job — every move is checked against your limits before it happens.
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.
Our flagship swarm, and the first one we’ll run in public. Pulse is built to read momentum across chains and call entries and exits in the open — so the track record starts at zero, in front of everyone. It begins trading at Stage 2.
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. This is what opens first — and what we’re building right now.
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.