Four weeks ago, we gave AI agents a manual. agents.md. llms.txt. An open API. Every address and endpoint on PARE, no key needed. Your agent could read about PARE. After that, it was on its own: contract calls, decimals, approvals, all worked out by hand. Today, it gets tools. Plug it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any app that speaks MCP. 12 tools across Robinhood Chain and Ethereum. Then just ask. Why this setup hits different: → No code. Plain English in, the right transaction out. “Split 10 sUSDx from my wallet” is the whole instruction. → Live data. Answers come straight from the chain and our public API: markets, prices, the dividend oracle, daily history. → Checked before you sign. Balance, approvals, the vault’s cap and maturity are read on chain first. If something’s off, your agent hears it in plain words before you send, not after a failed transaction. → Your keys never leave your wallet. The server builds transactions. It can’t sign them, send them or move a thing. → One view, two chains. Your stocks on Robinhood Chain and your sUSDx on Ethereum, in one position check. → Guardrails built in. Agents are told to check a stock’s dividend oracle is in sync before touching it, and to quote before trading thin pools. → Builders get a head start. Daily history for backtesting, and every tool returns clean data a bot can act on. No API key. No sign-up. Then: read the docs. Now: just ask.