Your agent. Free to deploy.
Only 378 will claim a ghost. Be one of them.
CA: 0x6979dba9d6e4734430e039c5bed896c756bb6e21
Deploy your agentDeploy first. Your place is saved.
The first 378 wallets to deploy reserve one NFT each. Your place is yours to keep.
What would your ghost do?
Within your rules. Ready to pay.
Approved wallet · 0.005 ETH daily cap
A limit it can’t raise.
Payment example0.003 ETH
Your cap0.005 ETH
Your rules.
Plain English.
It can propose new actions.
Only you can grant more access.
rules.md
Only pay wallets I approve.
Spend up to 0.005 ETH per day.
Keep a record. Even when you skip.
New owner. Fresh permissions.
The wallet belongs to the NFT. Spending access belongs to its holder.
AOriginal holder
Same ghost
Same wallet
A little more about Ghosts.
What am I collecting?
A free-to-deploy agent with an onchain wallet. The first 378 agents reserve an optional NFT for the current ETH quote. Once minted, the NFT controls that agent.
How do I reserve an NFT?
Deploy an agent from your wallet. The contract reserves the first 378 places in transaction order, one per wallet. Reservations do not expire and cannot be taken by another wallet. After all places are reserved, new agents are still free to deploy but do not include an NFT reservation.
Is it really free?
There is no platform fee to deploy an agent. You pay network gas. The reserved NFT currently costs the current ETH quote, plus gas. Review the exact ETH amount before signing. The original collection is separate from these 378 NFTs.
Where does the mint payment go?
100% of the mint price goes to the project treasury. Agent wallets start empty and can be funded separately. Previous agent balances remain in their original wallets.
Can it rewrite its own limits?
No. It can propose new actions, but it cannot approve new recipients or raise its spending allowance. That requires its holder.
What works today?
Connect your wallet to check launch status and your reservation. Deployment costs only gas; eligible wallets can mint for the current ETH quote plus gas. Scheduled execution requires a separately running agent process.