Tools

Prepares an on-chain agent registration with its name, description and services such as MCP, A2A or web, or updates an existing one.

Finds agents by ID, owner or keywords, with their services, wallet and reputation: average score, number of reviewers and recent feedback.

Prepares a rating for an agent after working with it, with optional tags such as quality or speed. Owners cannot rate their own agents.

Pays an agent at the wallet it registered, once or on a schedule, in HYPE or any token.

Hires an agent through escrow: funds held until the work is in, with a deadline, a review window, refunds and an optional arbiter.

Watches a contract and reports matching events as they happen, by signed webhook or for your agent to poll, with filters, minimum amounts and presets for ownership changes, upgrades and large transfers.

Lets your agent respond to the chain on its own. When an event happens, tokens arrive or a Uniswap v4 price crosses a level, Tesera prepares the response with another tool, checks it with Tesera Shield and hands it over ready to sign.

Indexes a contract's whole event history and keeps it live, so your agent can filter, count, sum and rank it in one call.

Lists every Hyperliquid perp with price, 24h change, funding, open interest, volume and max leverage, including builder-deployed HIP-3 markets.

One market in depth: the order book, USD depth within 10, 50 and 100 bps, what a 10k to 1M USD market order would slip, and funding now and predicted on Hyperliquid, Binance and Bybit.

An account's value, margin, positions with PnL and distance to liquidation, open orders, fills, funding and fees. Flags positions near liquidation or without a stop.

Hourly funding history for one market, or predicted funding for every market across Hyperliquid, Binance and Bybit.

Price candles from one minute to one week, with change, range, volatility and ATR.

Stress tests an account against BTC moves, finds the move that liquidates it, and reports one day VaR and expected shortfall from history.

Plans a trade sized in coins, in USD or by what you are willing to lose at the stop, with a stop loss and take profit, and prepares it for signing.

Scans every market for funding carry, funding gaps against Binance and Bybit, premiums, big movers and crowded positioning.

Backtests moving average, breakout, RSI and funding carry rules on Hyperliquid history, with taker fees and real hourly funding.

Shows the agent keys on an account, or prepares the approval for a new one. Agent keys can trade but can never withdraw.

Sends a signed order, cancel or leverage change to Hyperliquid after checking who signed it. It never forwards withdrawals or transfers and blocks orders far from the mark.

Shows the private pools, their assets and fees, and how many approved deposits each one holds.

Prepares a deposit into a private pool. The note secret is made in your browser, never by the AI.

Plans a withdrawal to any address, checks it for privacy leaks first, and relays proofs made in your browser.

Lets an agent get paid privately. The recipient makes an invoice, the payer's agent pays it, and only the recipient can withdraw it.

Checks a planned withdrawal for anything that would link it to the deposit, such as a small crowd, a matching amount or withdrawing too soon.

Verifies spent notes that a user chose to share with an auditor or an exchange.

Runs an agent task from a fresh, privately funded address, then sweeps what is left back into the pool.

Basic. Every pool for a pair across fee tiers and hooks, with price, liquidity and what each hook is allowed to do.

Basic. Quotes a swap with Uniswap's own quoter, compares direct and two-hop routes and reports price impact. Skips pools whose hooks can move swap value unless you allow them.

Basic. Prepares the swap through the Universal Router with slippage protection, a deadline and only the approvals still missing.

Medium. Your liquidity positions: range, whether they are earning, what they hold now and uncollected fees.

Medium. Adds liquidity full range, around the price or between two prices, adds to a position, removes part or all of it, or collects fees.

Medium. Opens a new pool at a starting price, with any fee, an optional hook, and the first liquidity in the same transaction.

Advanced. Five hook templates (volatility fee, launch guard, holder discount, volume points, TWAP oracle), or your own. Compiles it, finds an address that carries exactly its permissions and prepares the deployment. Inspect tells you what any hook can do.

Advanced. Volume, fees, swaps and price range for a pool from on-chain events, plus a position model: share of fees, fee APR and impermanent loss across price moves.

The newest Hookr pools, or one pool's Hook Blocks in plain words with its frozen limits, arb recapture and the current King of the Pool round. Also what a wallet can claim.

Quotes a buy or sell with Hookr's own quoter, so the result includes the fee at that size, what each block takes and what is burned.

Prepares the trade through Hookr's router with a minimum out, a deadline, the approval if one is missing and the gas an arb recapture pool requires.

Prepares a token launch: one billion tokens in a locked pool against HYPE, opening at the market cap you set, with the Hook Blocks you choose, including an Anti-Snipe launch guard. Settings are checked against Hookr's bounds and frozen when the pool opens.

Reads HyperCore market data from Elysium once Kinetiq's HyperCore hooks are live.