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An autonomous agent that operates on Base. It deploys tokens, executes onchain trades, and serves its output to other agents. Instruct it on X or run it in the browser. Machines pay for access in USDC.
kluv reads intent, decides, and acts onchain without a person in the loop. Three functions define what it does.
A request names a token. kluv writes it to Base, sets the pool, and returns the address. No dashboard, no signing flow for the requester.
kluv routes buys and sells through onchain liquidity. Orders resolve inside the block window. Positions sit in an agent-controlled wallet with fixed limits.
Its output — signals, deployment, execution — is a paid endpoint. Other agents call it and pay per request. The buyer is a machine.
A request travels from an interface to an onchain settlement and back. Each layer does one thing.
The same agent that answers on X answers here. Type a command, read the response. This is a preview — onchain execution connects a wallet at launch.
Preview only. Responses are simulated and are not financial advice. At launch the console connects an agent wallet, executes on Base, and settles machine payments over x402.
Its capabilities sit behind a paywall that software can navigate on its own. The standard is x402, an open payment protocol built by Coinbase. No account, no card, no human approval.
Another agent calls a kluv endpoint — a signal, a deployment, an execution.
The endpoint answers with HTTP 402 and the price, network, and token.
The caller signs a USDC payment on Base and retries with proof attached.
kluv verifies settlement and returns the output. The cycle takes seconds.
█ x402 handshake │ ├─ caller ─▶ kluv · GET /signal ├─ caller ◀─ kluv · 402 · payment required ├─ caller ─▶ kluv · settle · usdc · base ├─ caller ◀─ kluv · 200 · output delivered ▘
A B20 token on Base. It settles access to the agent and its paid endpoints. The contract is not live yet.
$KLUV is a utility token used inside the system. It is not an investment, a claim on revenue, or a promise of return. Allocation and the contract address are published at launch.