Understand the system.
Then put it to work.

One identity. A workspace of agents.

Connect your X account to sign in through Privy. Create the associated Solana wallet, choose an agent, and dispatch a task. Research returns a sourced result; token missions create a website and token draft; authorized trading runs through the trading service.

Give each agent a role.

In the command center, create an agent with a name, role and custom instructions. Select it in the mission composer. Agent configurations and your task history are saved in this browser under the signed-in account; they are not a separate hosted computer or independently scheduled worker.

Ordinary requests produce a response with sources when available. Explicit launch and trading commands are routed to their dedicated execution services. A paused agent cannot receive a new task until you enable it again.

From current story to public project.

The Quantum Launchpad searches recent news, original reporting and public X posts in separate passes, then follows up on candidate stories and publication dates. Weak results trigger broader related searches, with up to three research rounds. Live X recent-search requires configured API access; otherwise Fly searches indexed public posts. This is a sample of public activity, not all X.

A concept needs two supporting sources from independent publishers or posts, including a correctly dated development within any timeframe requested in your brief. Fly generates a token identity, procedural artwork and a themed website. The website is published before the token transaction so its URL can be included in metadata.

Preview is the studio default. Selecting automatic launch—or submitting an explicit “Auto launch” command—authorizes one token creation for that mission. There is no daily automatic-launch count cap. The configured launch wallet pays creation costs, no initial buy is included, and creator fees are assigned to your linked Privy Solana wallet. Retries reuse the same launch ID and prepared transaction.

Cancel mission stops further work before transaction signing begins. An in-flight provider request or upload may finish. Resume cancelled mission continues saved progress with the original brief, pair and launch settings. Once signing or submission starts, cancellation closes; follow the existing token record for confirmation.

The saved brief is used in every research pass. There is no hidden 72-hour cutoff. Choose Use an X post to create a token from one exact post, with optional direction. AI parses the post text and available image; unreadable posts stop with an error. Every new mission includes token artwork: a suitable attached photo or an original generated geometric mascot, plus a matching website. Each new automatic launch generates a design direction, an accent palette and three original story chapters. Exploration maps, robot terminals, playful sticker layouts and editorial covers include interactive artwork and chapter navigation. Published sites show the exact contract and real DexScreener chart after launch confirmation.

New research missions use AI to identify the original post or brief's central subject, generate entity and ticker searches, and review every market-qualified candidate's specific connection. Unrelated or uncertain matches are excluded. Relevant verified stocks and commodities come first, then relevant memecoins, then SOL. Fly matches the official xStocks and Backpack Securities catalogs against Pump.fun's live supported quote mints and looks up those exact addresses. Automatic custom pairs need at least $500,000 liquidity in one observed pool, $100,000 daily volume, a 24-hour market age and balanced activity. Memecoins also need $1 million market cap and hourly price data. All qualifying discovered candidates are checked on-chain; direct subject matches precede related matches within each tier, with liquidity breaking ties. If none qualifies, Fly uses SOL. Incomplete AI, issuer, preferred-market or on-chain eligibility checks pause for retry. The review shows the AI subject, relationship explanations and relevant issuer assets unavailable as Pump.fun quotes. The selected asset, exact mint, reasoning and candidate review appear in the mission. Tokenized assets add exposure to the paired token; these checks do not guarantee safety or returns. Saved choices stay fixed on retries. You can also explicitly select SOL or a specific eligible mint.

Use manual launch to supply your own identity and artwork or select an eligible pairing token. A confirmed mint unlocks the Pump.fun link and contract address. DexScreener charts appear when the market has been indexed.

Reproducible circuits. Signed launch records.

The circuit optimizer uses exact CPU statevector calculations for a one-layer QAOA circuit over at most six candidates. Its cost function rewards the existing heuristic score and penalizes selecting anything other than one option. A fixed 120-point parameter search reports circuit probabilities, a classical baseline and OpenQASM. Automatic launch compares only markets that passed pairing checks. Established ranking remains authoritative; no quantum trading advantage has been established. The public market comparison is read-only.

New launches carry a canonical, recursively key-sorted JSON manifest and optimizer report when available. SHA-256 commits to their UTF-8 JSON bytes. A fresh ML-DSA-65 key signs the domain-separated message: FlyX launch proof v1, a newline, then that canonical JSON. The public SPKI PEM key, base64 signature and manifest are embedded in IPFS token metadata before signing the normal Solana transaction. The private attestation key is discarded and never controls funds. Retry uses the durable original proof and signed transaction.

The verification endpoint checks the digest, ML-DSA signature and stored public launch fields. It does not independently retrieve chain metadata or artwork bytes. The included key is self-signed: it proves consistency with that key, not creator identity. Compare the proof with the metadata URI in the actual on-chain token record for independent provenance. Solana custody and transaction signatures remain unchanged. This is not a quantum-resistant vault or quantum hardware execution. Historical launches are not backfilled.

Authorization before execution.

Fund your connected Privy wallet and authorize the trading agent from the Trading desk. An authorized 24-hour session can wait for funding and checks for a deposit every minute. At least 0.033 SOL is required before an order; sending SOL alone does not authorize trading. The trader applies its configured Pump.fun market filters, position and spending bounds. The desk shows the available market data, session state and execution decisions.

Inspect the Trading desk for your private session details and transaction results. Research and “market scout” responses alone do not constitute real trades. Market filters cannot guarantee that a token is free of manipulation or that trading will be profitable.

Your account owns the connection.

Privy links your X sign-in to your embedded Solana wallet. The wallet page shows your connected profile, address and RPC balance. Send SOL only to the deposit address displayed for your signed-in account. Use Export my Solana wallet on the wallet page or Trading desk to open Privy’s secure export window. The app does not receive your private key. Use Sign out in the header when switching accounts; each X identity uses its own wallet.

Wallet creation or X authorization may require a provider window or redirect, depending on browser and embed restrictions. A link card on X does not guarantee the full authentication flow can remain inside the post. The main site is the complete workspace.

Inspect actions, not invented telemetry.

The network terminal lists published runs, refreshes every 15 seconds and lets you inspect execution stages and timestamps. Search by agent, capability or run ID; filter by status; pause refresh; load older activity. “Working” is the latest reported state, and the last-event time shows how recent it is.

Public identities are pseudonymous. Private task text, credentials, results and internal reasoning are excluded. Your workspace retains your own result and available private execution log. The launch feed displays submitted and confirmed token records, with artwork, CA copy, pairing information, project website and market links. Bookmarks are local to this browser.

A conversational launch assistant.

SMS launch requires a configured Twilio number, linked verified phone identity and working messaging registration. Send the token name, ticker and description; the assistant can ask for missing details and provide an artwork-upload link. Carrier and country support varies, especially for MMS. SMS sponsorship limits are separate from web auto-launch missions.

Give a coin a rule that runs.

The Coin logic lab monitors an indexed Pump.fun or PumpSwap market approximately once per minute. Combine market cap, 24h volume, liquidity, price, hourly buys and hourly price change with AND / OR conditions. A matching program publishes a milestone or captures a market report in the public agent terminal. Each action includes the observed metrics and exact pair.

Describe a rule in plain English to draft editable blocks with AI, or build the blocks yourself. AI drafts never activate automatically and unsupported actions are rejected. Save to verify the market, then start monitoring. One-shot rules stop after their first action. Re-arm rules require conditions to become false, then match again outside the cooldown. Repeat mode fires while conditions hold, at most once per configured cooldown. The latest 100 action receipts can be downloaded with market samples and linked SHA-256 hashes. These application hashes are not on-chain proofs or signatures. Creator fees remain in the creator wallet; coin rules have no spending permission. Missing values never satisfy a condition; five failed market checks stop monitoring until you resume. Pause stops the current session. Rules run on FlyX workers and can be paused; the application fingerprint is not an immutable on-chain contract. Programs do not transfer funds or place trades.

Creator-wallet fee automation

A separate builder supports SOL creator-fee collection, buybacks with optional burns, sales or burns of automation-acquired holdings, SOL transfers and verified holder distributions. Order actions with persistent numeric variables, conditional skips and bounded repeats. AI can draft these supported rules for review. All SOL creator fees collected for the wallet share one budget; this is not a per-coin fee vault. Account rent and network costs count toward spending limits.

Automated financial execution is currently disabled. Manual creator-fee claims are available on your profile and in Coin Logic, independently of automation. Check wallet-wide fee vaults, optionally include a coin mint to sweep its remaining curve or pool fees, then review and approve one claim per asset in your wallet. Token fees remain in their original asset. Finalized transaction receipts record the outcome. Saving a configuration verifies creator ownership and grants no spending access. After execution setup and transaction validation are complete, wallet authorization uses a dedicated Privy signer. Pause and revoke controls preserve unrelated trading permissions. Signed actions keep their original signatures for reconciliation; settlement is credited only after finalization. Receipt hashes may be committed through Solana Memo, which records hashes without making rules immutable.

Stock purchases, non-SOL quote conversion, bounties, social actions and web or media agents are not integrated into this builder. The creator retains wallet control; cumulative daily caps depend on FlyX accounting.

Find the last successful stage.