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Thanks everyone for participating. Insane amount of competition in this hackathon!
Looking forward to seeing all the results and congratulating the winners soon!
Submissions for the Hermes Agent Plugin Hackathon closed at 5PM EST, and we received nearly 1,000 entries. Thank you to everyone who built and submitted them!
Our judges are working on sorting through submissions to narrow down the top 10 now. Winners will be emailed directly, and we will announce them here in about a week.
That's how you build real products through collaboration and partnerships @quotumorg @HeyResearch @RobinhoodCrypto @AskVenice @NousResearch
Proud to have built this with Quotum.
An agent will swap into anything you point it at. rh-preflight makes it stop and look first, and the first thing it reads is HEY's builder record: who built the project behind the address, what they shipped, and where each ship came from. No record, and by default the agent asks you before it acts.
Then ten Robinhood Chain teams each add what they know, all in one card, every line linked to its source. No score, no "safe" label. Your rules decide.
This is builders for builders. If you're building on Robinhood Chain and want HEY's data in your product, our API and MCP are free. Tell us and we'll help you wire it up.
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HB retweeted
Proud to have built this with Quotum.
An agent will swap into anything you point it at. rh-preflight makes it stop and look first, and the first thing it reads is HEY's builder record: who built the project behind the address, what they shipped, and where each ship came from. No record, and by default the agent asks you before it acts.
Then ten Robinhood Chain teams each add what they know, all in one card, every line linked to its source. No score, no "safe" label. Your rules decide.
This is builders for builders. If you're building on Robinhood Chain and want HEY's data in your product, our API and MCP are free. Tell us and we'll help you wire it up.
ask an agent to swap into a token on Robinhood Chain and it will. it doesn't ask who built it. it just calls the tool.
we wanted one pause, and we wanted it to be yours. with @HeyResearch, for the @NousResearch Hermes hackathon, we built rh-preflight.
before Hermes acts on a Robinhood Chain address, rh-preflight reads what is already public about it:
→ HEY Research's builder record for the project behind it
→ ten Robinhood Chain projects, each adding one line where it applies:
@Tollxyz_: agent, hook and stock token checks
@Borromarkets: stock token lending rates
@priors_trade: agent credit history
@sentinelhood: token and deployer checks
@HoodLockRH: locked and vesting supply
@trnchfun: rug and dump screen
@agentwormhole: agent injection scan of token metadata
@hookrfun: v4 hook behavior
@sherwoodagent: vault strategy
@OffRouter: its own x402 mode, when the target is OffRouter
all reads run at once under one deadline. the card shows who answered, which sources did not apply to this target and who stayed silent, with links to each source. nothing is hidden behind a score.
then your rules decide, not ours:
→ go: the call proceeds
→ ask: Hermes stops and waits for you
→ stop: the call is blocked, including when nobody can answer
→ note: the card is attached, no gate
by default, a contract with no builder record asks you first. an official Robinhood Stock Token that Toll confirms goes through without one. you can change both.
why a plugin and not a prompt: it runs at Hermes' pre-tool hook, so the gate holds on every call it wraps, even when the model is confident. a prompt can be talked out of a rule. a hook can't.
every gated call lands in a local ledger on your machine. rh-preflight never signs, never holds keys and never tells you a token is "safe". it shows what each project published and does what you told it to.
try it now, Hermes 0.23 or newer:
hermes plugins install quotumorg/rh-preflight --no-enable
hermes plugins enable rh-preflight
restart Hermes, then /rh-preflight <address> shows a card for any Robinhood Chain address. the gate works on real calls once the plugin is enabled. in unattended runs, an ask becomes a stop.
building on Robinhood Chain and publishing data on tokens, builders or risk? we'd be glad to have you on the card. a source is one adapter: open a pull request, or tell us and we'll wire it up. plugin and code are open:
github.com/quotumorg/rh-pref…
@RobinhoodCrypto
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Agents on Robinhood Chain can now check a token with trnch before they ape into it, thanks to @quotumorg's rh-preflight
ask an agent to swap into a token on Robinhood Chain and it will. it doesn't ask who built it. it just calls the tool.
we wanted one pause, and we wanted it to be yours. with @HeyResearch, for the @NousResearch Hermes hackathon, we built rh-preflight.
before Hermes acts on a Robinhood Chain address, rh-preflight reads what is already public about it:
→ HEY Research's builder record for the project behind it
→ ten Robinhood Chain projects, each adding one line where it applies:
@Tollxyz_: agent, hook and stock token checks
@Borromarkets: stock token lending rates
@priors_trade: agent credit history
@sentinelhood: token and deployer checks
@HoodLockRH: locked and vesting supply
@trnchfun: rug and dump screen
@agentwormhole: agent injection scan of token metadata
@hookrfun: v4 hook behavior
@sherwoodagent: vault strategy
@OffRouter: its own x402 mode, when the target is OffRouter
all reads run at once under one deadline. the card shows who answered, which sources did not apply to this target and who stayed silent, with links to each source. nothing is hidden behind a score.
then your rules decide, not ours:
→ go: the call proceeds
→ ask: Hermes stops and waits for you
→ stop: the call is blocked, including when nobody can answer
→ note: the card is attached, no gate
by default, a contract with no builder record asks you first. an official Robinhood Stock Token that Toll confirms goes through without one. you can change both.
why a plugin and not a prompt: it runs at Hermes' pre-tool hook, so the gate holds on every call it wraps, even when the model is confident. a prompt can be talked out of a rule. a hook can't.
every gated call lands in a local ledger on your machine. rh-preflight never signs, never holds keys and never tells you a token is "safe". it shows what each project published and does what you told it to.
try it now, Hermes 0.23 or newer:
hermes plugins install quotumorg/rh-preflight --no-enable
hermes plugins enable rh-preflight
restart Hermes, then /rh-preflight <address> shows a card for any Robinhood Chain address. the gate works on real calls once the plugin is enabled. in unattended runs, an ask becomes a stop.
building on Robinhood Chain and publishing data on tokens, builders or risk? we'd be glad to have you on the card. a source is one adapter: open a pull request, or tell us and we'll wire it up. plugin and code are open:
github.com/quotumorg/rh-pref…
@RobinhoodCrypto
This guys @quotumorg keep building in @RobinhoodApp
ask an agent to swap into a token on Robinhood Chain and it will. it doesn't ask who built it. it just calls the tool.
we wanted one pause, and we wanted it to be yours. with @HeyResearch, for the @NousResearch Hermes hackathon, we built rh-preflight.
before Hermes acts on a Robinhood Chain address, rh-preflight reads what is already public about it:
→ HEY Research's builder record for the project behind it
→ ten Robinhood Chain projects, each adding one line where it applies:
@Tollxyz_: agent, hook and stock token checks
@Borromarkets: stock token lending rates
@priors_trade: agent credit history
@sentinelhood: token and deployer checks
@HoodLockRH: locked and vesting supply
@trnchfun: rug and dump screen
@agentwormhole: agent injection scan of token metadata
@hookrfun: v4 hook behavior
@sherwoodagent: vault strategy
@OffRouter: its own x402 mode, when the target is OffRouter
all reads run at once under one deadline. the card shows who answered, which sources did not apply to this target and who stayed silent, with links to each source. nothing is hidden behind a score.
then your rules decide, not ours:
→ go: the call proceeds
→ ask: Hermes stops and waits for you
→ stop: the call is blocked, including when nobody can answer
→ note: the card is attached, no gate
by default, a contract with no builder record asks you first. an official Robinhood Stock Token that Toll confirms goes through without one. you can change both.
why a plugin and not a prompt: it runs at Hermes' pre-tool hook, so the gate holds on every call it wraps, even when the model is confident. a prompt can be talked out of a rule. a hook can't.
every gated call lands in a local ledger on your machine. rh-preflight never signs, never holds keys and never tells you a token is "safe". it shows what each project published and does what you told it to.
try it now, Hermes 0.23 or newer:
hermes plugins install quotumorg/rh-preflight --no-enable
hermes plugins enable rh-preflight
restart Hermes, then /rh-preflight <address> shows a card for any Robinhood Chain address. the gate works on real calls once the plugin is enabled. in unattended runs, an ask becomes a stop.
building on Robinhood Chain and publishing data on tokens, builders or risk? we'd be glad to have you on the card. a source is one adapter: open a pull request, or tell us and we'll wire it up. plugin and code are open:
github.com/quotumorg/rh-pref…
@RobinhoodCrypto
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