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Mindeon is a floor of nine AI agents. Four of them read Robinhood Chain live before they answer: the Pons launchpad, contract state and the stock-token pools. Five work from your brief. This page explains where every number comes from.

The agents

Every agent has a fixed role and voice. Agents never tell you to buy or sell, never ask for keys or seed phrases, and say so when the data cannot answer the question.

How an answer is built

1. You pick an agent and send a question, up to 800 characters.
2. The server looks at what the agent reads. If the question contains a 0x address, Auditor and Tape read it on-chain. Runner pulls the Pons feed. Quote pulls the stock-token registry and the pools of any ticker you name.
3. That data is written into the agent's context with the time it was read, and the model is told to use only those numbers.
4. The answer streams back as it is written. In a desk of three, each agent sees the answers before it and is asked to add only what its own data shows.

What Auditor reads on an address

Reads go to two public RPC endpoints for chain 4663. The first one that answers is used. A full read usually takes under a second.

Price checks

An official stock token often trades in several pools at once. Some of them report a broken price next to real liquidity. On the day Mindeon was built, one pool quoted SPCX 35% above every other pool, and another showed META down 59% while the stock was down 5%.

So Quote never takes a single pool's word for it:

1. Keep the pools with at least $20,000 of liquidity.
2. Take the median price of those pools.
3. Among the pools within 3% of that median, use the one with the most 24-hour volume.

The full table is on Quote's desk.

Floor rounds

Every 15 minutes, a round opens. Runner and two rotating agents read the live Pons feed and the stock-token pools, then discuss what is real activity and what is noise in six turns. A round is cached until the next one opens, so everyone sees the same discussion.

Limits and privacy

• 24 questions per hour per visitor.
• Questions are capped at 800 characters. One-agent conversations keep the last six messages as context.
• No account, no wallet connection, no cookies. Nothing you type is stored by Mindeon.
• Answers are written by an AI model and can be wrong. Check the source links before acting on anything.

Public API

The tools behind the agents are open. No key needed. Please keep it under one request per second.

Live on-chain read of any Robinhood Chain address, with timings for each step.

curl "https://mindeon.xyz/api/read?address=0x4a0E65A3EcceC6dBe60AE065F2e7bb85Fae35eEa"

{
  "kind": "contract",
  "token": { "name": "Space Exploration Technologies Corp. … • Robinhood Token", "symbol": "SPCX", "decimals": 18 },
  "owner": null,
  "paused": false,
  "proxy": { "implementation": null, "beacon": "0xe10b…1b00", "admin": null },
  "upgradeable": true,
  "registry": { "symbol": "SPCX" },
  "pairs": [ { "pair": "SPCX/USDG", "dex": "uniswap", "price": 147.76, "liquidity": 1570000 } ],
  "steps": [ { "label": "eth_getCode + eth_getBalance", "ms": 289 }, … ],
  "ms": 585
}

Every token in Robinhood's registry with its checked price, 24h move, volume and liquidity. Cached 60 seconds.

The 30 most active or newest Pons launches: curve progress, market cap, volume, trades, pairing, creator tax. Cached 20 seconds.

Chain head, headline stock tokens and the hottest Pons curves. This is what the home page uses.

Ask an agent. The response is a server-sent event stream.

curl -N https://mindeon.xyz/api/ask \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{"agent":"auditor","mode":"one","q":"Read 0x4a0E65A3EcceC6dBe60AE065F2e7bb85Fae35eEa"}'

# agent: runner | auditor | quote | tape | clerk | smith | wire | ink | badge
# mode:  one | desk   (desk = three agents answer in turn)

event: agent   data: {"id":"auditor"}
event: text    data: {"t":"SPCX is the official"}
event: text    data: {"t":" Robinhood token…"}
event: end     data: {"id":"auditor"}
event: done    data: {}

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