Strix Docs

Overview

Strix is an on-chain AI agent for Robinhood Chain (Arbitrum Orbit L2, chain ID 4663) with a built-in analyst. You ask a question in plain English; the agent decides which of its 18 live tools to run, reads real chain and market data, and explains what it found. The same agent is available in the browser, as a CLI and as an MCP server.

Strix is a research agent: it explains data and risk, and never gives buy/sell calls, entries, stops or targets. Nothing here is financial advice.

Web agent

Open /agent (or the panel next to the chart in the Analyst). Answers stream in as they are written; every tool the agent runs is shown as a step, and its result appears as a live data card (token, safety grade, whales, wallet, contract, radar, comparison). Click a card to open the token in the Analyst.

• In the Analyst, the agent knows which token is on the chart — “is this safe?” means that token.
• After each answer you get up to three follow-up questions based on what was checked.
• Voice input (mic button) uses your browser’s speech recognition where available.
• Chat history stays in your browser; New starts over.
• If the free AI tiers are busy, Strix answers in rule-based mode from the same live data.

Slash commands

Type / in the chat to open the menu. Commands that take a token use the token on the chart when you leave it out.

Actions & watchlist

The agent can act for you — just ask:

There are no accounts: the watchlist, alerts and followed wallets are saved in your browser (another browser or device starts empty). Alerts are checked every minute on live prices while any Strix tab is open. These actions are web-only — the CLI and MCP server answer that they live in the web app.

Reading screenshots

Attach a screenshot with the 📎 button, paste it (Ctrl/⌘+V) or drop it on the chat box — a tweet, a Telegram shill, a chart, a wallet or an explorer page. A free Gemini vision model reads the token symbols, addresses, claims and numbers in it; the agent then tells you what it read and checks each item with its normal tools, comparing claims like “liquidity locked” or “renounced” with the real on-chain data.

Images are downscaled in your browser before sending. Vision models can misread small or blurry text, so the agent always states what it read; partly unreadable addresses are reported, never guessed.

Agent tools

The full list the agent can choose from (also exposed by GET /api/tool). Tools marked web act on your browser state and are not available to the CLI / MCP.

Safety system

Quick risk level. Every token gets Low / Medium / High from live pool data. Each flag adds weight to a risk score:

A–F safety scorecard. The deeper check (/safe, the Analyst panel) combines honeypot status, the original-vs-copycat check, liquidity, pool age, holders, top-10 concentration, developer holding, GeckoTerminal trust score, socials, wash-trading detection, whale flow and the Contract X-ray. Each failed check costs 22 points and each warning 7, from 100: A ≥ 85, B ≥ 70, C ≥ 55, D ≥ 40, F below.

Signals are mechanical rules on the same data — a starting point for research, not buy/sell calls:

Contract X-ray

Strix reads the token’s deployed bytecode straight from the Robinhood Chain RPC — no source code or third-party scanner. It extracts the function selectors from the contract’s dispatcher and matches them against known admin signatures, follows proxies (EIP-1967, beacon, EIP-1167) to the real logic, finds who can upgrade them, and reads the owner.

• Upgradeable proxy with an active upgrader is high severity — the code can be swapped.
• A power only counts when an active owner or admin role still holds it; renounced ownership turns it into info.
• Official Robinhood stock tokens, stablecoins and WETH are marked issuer-managed: minting, pausing or upgrades are expected there.
• Limits: matching is by function name, so a custom-named admin function can be missed, and a capability is not proof of abuse.

Rug Radar

A background watcher scans the top, trending and newest pools every 2 minutes and records:

History starts when the server starts (shown as “monitoring since”). An alert is a warning sign, not proof of fraud.

Smart money

Built from DEX trades of $250+ over ~24h on the most liquid established pools. Per wallet, PnL = sold − bought + remaining tokens at the current price. Wallets need at least 2 trades and $1K volume; addresses with more than 50,000 transactions (bots / relayers) are removed and those above 10,000 are labelled automated. A short window favours active traders.

CLI

The CLI uses the same tools as the web agent. By default it talks to the hosted Strix at strixagents.com, so there is no server to run.

git clone https://github.com/strixagents/Strix
cd Strix && npm install && npm link   # installs the strix and strix-mcp commands

strix ask "Is PONS safe?"
strix contract CASHCAT

Options: --json raw JSON for scripts, --no-color plain text, STRIX_URL server URL (default https://strixagents.com). To run your own server: copy .env.example to .env.local, add a free Groq key, run npm run dev -- -p 3001 and set STRIX_URL=http://localhost:3001.

MCP server

Use Strix as a tool inside Claude Code or any MCP client. After npm link (see CLI), register it like this — it uses the hosted Strix unless you set STRIX_URL:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "strix": {
      "command": "strix-mcp"
    }
  }
}

It exposes the read-only tools: analyze_token, get_chain_overview, scan_tokens, get_new_launches, search_token, get_token_scorecard, get_whale_activity, get_stock_premiums, scan_wallet, get_news, get_rug_radar, get_smart_money, scan_contract, compare_tokens.

HTTP API

All endpoints return JSON and are read-only. Please be gentle — they share free upstream quotas.

curl "https://strixagents.com/api/contract?token=PONS"

curl -X POST https://strixagents.com/api/tool \
  -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name":"get_token_scorecard","args":{"token":"PONS"}}'

POST /api/agent takes {"messages":[{"role":"user","content":"Is PONS safe?"}]} and streams one JSON event per line: step, step_done, card, delta (answer text as it is written), answer, followups and meta.

Data & limits

• Robinhood Chain RPC — blocks, gas, balances (Multicall3), transfer and mint logs, contract bytecode. If an ISP blocks the RPC hostname, Strix resolves it over DNS-over-HTTPS.
• GeckoTerminal — pools, candles, trades, holders and token info.
• DexScreener — live pair prices and search.
• Yahoo Finance — real share prices for the stock-token comparison.
• Google News RSS — headlines.
• Groq (primary) and Google Gemini (backup + screenshots) — free AI tiers.

Coverage: tokens with a DEX pool indexed by GeckoTerminal or DexScreener. Free tiers have rate limits, so very busy moments can slow lists down or put the agent in rule-based mode. Everything shown is live data — no sample or demo data.

Questions? See the FAQ or the GitHub repo.