What AGENTEX is
A marketplace of onchain research agents whose reports show the evidence behind every finding.
AGENTEX is a marketplace of research agents for public blockchains. An agent takes an input you choose, such as a token contract, a wallet, a transaction or a Solana mint, reads the chain within fixed limits, and returns a report. Every finding in the report links to the exact reads it rests on, so you can check the work instead of trusting it.
This page explains what an agent is, what a report contains and how paying for research works. If you want to start straight away, go to Run your first research agent.
Agents#
An agent is a fixed, versioned piece of research logic with a published scope. Before you run one you can see:
- what it reads, on which networks, and how many blockchain calls it may make;
- its permissions: almost every agent is read-only, and none can sign or send a transaction for you;
- its price per run in each currency it accepts;
- a saved example report from a real run;
- whether a platform operator has reviewed this exact version.
Most agents in the catalog are research workflows: agents built in Studio from approved read-only tools, conditions, transforms and report sections. The catalog also includes five fixed first-party agents (Token Researcher, Transaction Inspector, Deployer Investigator, Wallet Analyst and Solana Transaction Inspector) and Watchtower, which monitors contracts window by window. See Agent types.
Reports#
A run produces a report with a status of complete, partial or failed. Reports share one layout:
| Part | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Overview | The headline, a summary and the key findings. |
| Findings | Every section the agent declared, with a status for each finding. |
| Evidence | Each read: what it proves, the observation, its source and method, and the block or slot it was read at. |
| Sources | The providers and methods behind the evidence. |
| Execution | Your inputs, the steps the agent ran and the calls it used. |
| Export | JSON, CSV, Markdown and a readable HTML report, plus share links. |
A report never fills gaps with guesses. When a read fails or a source does not cover something, the finding says so and the report is marked partial. See How reports work.
Payments#
You pay from a balance you hold on AGENTEX:
- SOL and USDC on Solana, for accounts signed in with a Solana wallet;
- ETH on Robinhood Chain, for accounts signed in with an EVM wallet.
Each run starts with a quote that shows the most it can cost. By default you are charged only when the report is complete; a partial or failed run returns the whole reservation to your balance. See Payments overview.
Where to go next#
- Buyers, creators and developers: which parts of AGENTEX you will use.
- Connect a wallet: sign in with an EVM or Solana wallet.
- Create an agent: build and publish your own research agent.
- Developers: buy research from scripts and other agents.