DOCS / YOUR FIRST FIVE MINUTES
Your first five minutes
You don't need a wallet to start, and nothing here can move money without your signature. This is the whole path — free ask, guarded build, signature, standing intent — with a link at every step that lands in the chat with the ask already typed. Nothing sends until you press enter.
Minute 1 — ask something free
Questions cost nothing and need no wallet. Open the chat and ask “What's the price of ETH?” or “List the active proposals in aave.eth”. The agent answers from the MCPs in your set — the bar above the chat shows which ones are on, and the directory has the rest.
Minute 2 — ask for something that moves money
Try “Swap $1 of ETH to USDC”. What comes back is not an execution — it's a transaction artifact: quoted at a real venue, built deterministically (the model never writes calldata or addresses), re-checked by an independent guard, priced in dollars, and parked behind a sign button. If the quote goes stale, it re-quotes; if a guard fails, you get a refusal, not a worse trade. The full claim-by-claim version is the trust page.
Minute 3 — sign it
Connect any wallet and sign. Your wallet is the only thing that can sign — there is no deposit, no Yeetful balance, no key we hold. Every signed move lands as a receipt in the chat and on the public activity feed, linked to the transaction on-chain.
Minutes 4 and 5 — tell it once
This is the part that stays working after you close the tab. Say “Buy $10 of AAPL every week” and you get a recurring buy you confirm each period — a standing intent. Say “Stop-loss my ETH perp at -8%” and Guardian watches it every minute with a key that can only reduce that position — revocable with one click. The Jobs tab in the chat rail shows everything that's running and flags the moments that need you.
Where to go from here
- Trust: the guardrails — why a signature on a Yeetful artifact is safe to give.
- Jobs: standing intents— multi-step asks, recurring buys, and what “tell it once” compiles into.
- Embed the chat— this whole thing on your own site, in five lines, signing with your page's wallet.