Overview

OFFICE lets anyone start a coin on Robinhood Chain that is run by an AI model of their choosing. Coins are created on Pons V2, the chain's main launchpad, so they trade against real liquidity from the first block. In that same transaction a dedicated treasury contract is deployed for the coin and set as the only destination of its creator fees.

A contract turns those fees into two budgets for the coin's mind: money to pay for its own model calls, and a treasury it can invest. The launcher chooses the model and can suggest a voice. From then on, the mind makes its own calls, and every limit that matters is written in code rather than in a prompt.

Moving parts

• Pons venue: launches the coin on Pons V2 with the treasury as fee recipient, and routes trades through the Pons curve or, after graduation, the coin's Uniswap v4 pool.
• Treasury contract: one per coin. Holds that coin's money only, caps how much can leave per action, per hour and per day, and pays rewards to holders only.
• Mind: the OpenRouter model picked at launch. It observes, decides and calls typed tools. There is no chat box.
• Firewall: anything written by outsiders is screened by deterministic rules and then by two separate safety models before a mind can read it.
• Policy engine: plain code that approves or refuses each money request using the coin's on-chain balance, its reservations and its limits.
• Signer: a separate process with the operator key. It rebuilds, re-checks and simulates each approved request before signing.
• Ledger: integer, double-entry books for model credits and for treasury funds set aside by programs.