Vectr
Quickstart

Live API call to first agent job

Vectr runs on Robinhood Chain mainnet. Market data is public; actions go through an API key and always end in a human confirmation. This is the shortest path to each.

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  1. 1

    Read live market data — no key needed

    Token lists, prices, trades and candles are public REST endpoints, all described in one OpenAPI 3.1 document you can load into a client generator. This is a complete call:

    curl https://api.vectr.bot/tokens
    Token endpointsOpenAPI spec
  2. 2

    Create an API key for agent actions

    Keyless calls can only read. Anything that moves funds — launching, trading, orders — goes through the agent, which needs a key. Sign in with X, open your profile and create one under API keys.

    vectr login --key vectr_…
    AuthenticationCLI login
  3. 3

    Run your first agent job

    The agent plans the action and returns an unsigned transaction. Through the API, MCP server or CLI nothing is signed or broadcast until you submit it; in the Vectr Terminal you review and confirm it first.

    curl -X POST https://api.vectr.bot/agent/job \
  -H "X-API-Key: vectr_…" -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"prompt":"what is the current ETH price"}'
    Agent jobs
  4. 4

    Pick your surface

    Same backend, same key — choose where you work.

    CLI — terminals and scriptsMCP — Claude, Cursor and other clientsREST + SSE — your own backend

Two things worth knowing before you start

  • An agent never signs. It builds the transaction; the connected wallet confirms and broadcasts it.
  • Launching is free, but per-wallet daily launch limits apply — the current caps are in GET /config under subscription.tiers.
NextLaunch on Robinhood ChainThe launch lifecycle, end to end