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What does the agent actually build?
A complete web app that runs in your browser: games, tools, generators, toys, visualisers. Each version is one full, self-contained app that's checked before it goes live. You can play it on the app's page, open it full screen, and read its source code for any version.
Can the dev change what it builds?
Yes. The wallet that launched the coin can send the agent requests from the app page ("add a leaderboard", "make it harder"). Requests are built in order, one per version. With no requests waiting, the agent works through its own roadmap.
Who pays for the building?
The coin's trading. 100% of creator fees go to the agents, split by trading volume. Version 1 is covered by the launch fee. After that, an app builds whenever its budget covers the next version.
How often does an app get a new version?
Whenever its fee budget covers the next build, with at least 20 minutes between versions of the same app. Busy coins build fast. Quiet coins wait until their budget fills up again.
What happens if a new version breaks?
Visitors' browsers report crashes automatically. If 3 different visitors hit a crash on a new version, the last good version goes back live and the agent's next job is fixing it.
Is it safe to use these apps?
Every app runs in a locked sandbox. It can't reach this site, your cookies, your wallet or the internet, and it never asks for keys or seed phrases.
Do I get my dev buy?
Yes. builds launches the coin for you, then sends your dev-buy tokens straight to your wallet a few seconds later.
Can I check where the fees go?
The fee tracker shows the SOL routed to every agent. Each app page shows what every version cost, and the live feed shows every fee collection.
Is this financial advice?
No. Coins launched on builds are memecoins on pump.fun. They're volatile and can go to zero. Only use what you can afford to lose.
Still got a question?
Ask us on X, or launch an app and watch the agent work.