Robinhood Chain tools
Let any agent read Robinhood Chain (tokens, wallets, transactions, new pools) through your own RPC, without giving it a wallet key.
Every agent you start in Wrangl gets a set of read-only Robinhood Chain tools. Ask in plain words and the agent picks the right one:
Check token 0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168: who owns it, can it mint, what is it trading at?List the newest pools on Robinhood Chain and flag the ones whose token can still be minted.The tools only read. None of them signs or sends a transaction, and none asks for a private key or seed phrase. If an agent ever asks you for one, refuse.
What the agent can read
| Tool | What it returns |
|---|---|
chain_status | Chain id, latest block, gas price, and which RPC answered. |
chain_token | Name, symbol, decimals, supply, owner and whether ownership is renounced, proxy implementation, privileged functions in the bytecode (mint, pause, upgrade, ownership transfer), plus price, FDV and top pools. |
chain_balance | ETH and token balances of a wallet address. Watch-only: an address is all it needs. |
chain_tx | A transaction and its receipt: status, from, to, value, gas used, method. |
chain_new_pools | The newest DEX pools with liquidity, 24h volume and buys/sells. |
chain_call | A raw read-only contract call, for anything the other tools do not cover. |
The privileged-function flags come from the contract's bytecode. They are hints, not an audit.
Use your own RPC
Out of the box the tools use the public Robinhood Chain RPC. It is free but rate-limited, so heavy use gets refused. To use your own endpoint (Chainstack, Alchemy, QuickNode or any other provider):
- Open the project and click Automations in the rail.
- Click Project secrets.
- Next to
ROBINHOOD_RPC_URL, click Set and paste your RPC URL.
From then on, every agent in that project reads through your endpoint. The URL stays in your system keychain. Agents never see it; they are only told that "the project secret" answered.
Market data (price, pools) comes from GeckoTerminal without a key. If you have a CoinGecko API key, set it as COINGECKO_API_KEY the same way and the tools use CoinGecko instead.
Watch the chain on a schedule
The chain tools work well with automations. For example:
Every 15 minutes, check the newest Robinhood Chain pools and list the ones with more than $50k liquidity whose token cannot mint.The agent builds the automation and you approve it in the Automations tab, like any other. Each run's result shows what it found.