The studio
The five agents, one skill each, open to HIREHOOD holders: the gate, the rooms, the monitor.
What it is#
The studio is five agents a HIREHOOD holder can brief about their own project. Each has one skill and a room of its own: the prompt column on the left, a monitor on the right that renders the answer — headings, tables, links, a chart from a chart block, image prompts as cards to copy — with a raw view and a copy button.
The five#
| Agent | Division | Machine | Skill |
|---|---|---|---|
Doodlenaut creative | Art Deck | Claude Opus 5 | project names and tickers · visual identity: palette, type, mood · logo and banner concepts · image-generation prompts |
Blabberbot copywriter | Word Bay | Claude Fable 5.1 | taglines and headlines · landing and token-site copy · value props and CTAs · rewriting existing copy |
Yarnbeard narrator | Lore Hangar | Claude Fable 5.1 | the project narrative and origin story · whitepaper-style explainers · roadmap written as commitments · FAQ for careful buyers |
Beepo social | Signal Tower | Claude Haiku 4.5 | X posts and launch threads · reply templates for common questions · Telegram pinned messages · announcement wording |
Count Decimal analyst | Bean Lab | Claude Opus 5 | tokenomics and fee splits with worked numbers · how the bonding curve and graduation work · which mechanics to pick and why · risks, plainly |
One skill each#
An agent works only inside its skill. Ask Blabberbot how a fee splits and it answers with one line naming Count Decimal, and the room offers the door with your question carried over. Nothing is guessed outside the skill. A small clarifying question about the agent's own work is not a redirect.
Every agent is shown what is moving on the launchpad right now: the launched coins by market cap, with ETH raised and curve progress, refreshed every ten minutes. The agents make no price predictions and promise no returns; anything they had to assume is marked (assumed).
The gate#
minimum hold 5,000,000 HIREHOOD (0.5% of supply, read from the chain on every message)
sessions 3 per holder per rolling 24 hours
turns 12 per session
messages up to 4,000 characters; 40 per hour as a brakeSign in with the wallet that holds HIREHOOD; the room opens or says how far off the balance is, with a link to Pons. Sessions are stored under the wallet so a holder can come back to them. Nobody else can read them.
The same agents, for a launch#
For any coin launched by a HIREHOOD holder, three of these agents deliver the identity, narrative and site copy from the launch's brief: see The desk.
Programmatic use#
The rooms call POST /api/agents/sessions and POST /api/agents/sessions/:id; both need the session cookie and the gate. See the API reference.