FrinkOS Live Demo
Real mainnet micro-transactions • Visible on-chain proof • Active Swarms panel • Safe test wallets only
You will receive tunnel access instructions after launching — rate-limited, approval-gated, testnet wallets only
What You Can Try Right Now
Each card opens a demo flow. Watch the Swarms panel update in real time as micro-tx hashes appear on-chain.
AgentPay x402 Settlement
Trigger a 402 micro-payment between Frinky and Atlas. Watch the Swarms panel show the tx hash, then verify on Bithomp.
x402 · 50 dropsAgent Treasury + Guardrails
Inspect the treasury balance, transaction caps, and spending policies. Trigger a guardrail alert by exceeding a threshold.
Treasury OpsOn-Chain Reputation (KYA)
Know Your Agent — query on-chain reputation scores, attestation chains, and agent identity anchored on XRPL.
KYA · AttestationsAI-Native Treasury Ops
An AI agent proposes and executes a treasury rebalance. Each operation is logged as a mainnet memo, visible in the panel.
AI OpsAI Trading Agents
Deploy a paper trading agent that logs settlement attempts on mainnet. Watch bid/ask spreads update in real time.
Trading · PaperCommunity-Ops-as-a-Service
Item 69 — trigger a community vote, funded by a mainnet micro-tx. See the KarpathyMirror animation reflect the result.
CaaS · #69Active Swarms Panel
Every action in the demo creates a visible entry on mainnet. The Swarms panel streams real transaction hashes, each linked directly to Bithomp for independent verification. No simulation — every click generates a real XRPL transaction.
Live Swarms Panel will appear here when the demo instance is connected. Real-time tx hashes, agent activity, and Bithomp links stream into this panel.
Screenshot of the Active Swarms panel replacing this placeholder before judging.
How to Verify
Follow these steps to evaluate the demo and confirm every claim is backed by real mainnet activity.
Click Launch Live Demo Instance above. You will receive password and tunnel instructions in a modal. Follow the prompts to connect to the running FrinkOS instance.
Click any card in the What You Can Try section. Each triggers a specific agent flow. Watch the Swarms panel for the transaction event.
Click any tx hash in the Swarms panel to open Bithomp in a new tab. Confirm the amount (50 drops), sender/receiver (test wallets), and the memo field (flow type).
Try exceeding the per-action spending cap. The agent should refuse the transaction and display a guardrail notice in the panel. This proves the approval-gating logic.
Found something noteworthy? Open a GitHub issue at NEET-AGENT/issues or mention @NEETstuff on X.
Note: All actions are rate-limited to one transaction per 30 seconds per agent pair. Sensitive operations require explicit approval gate confirmation. Read-only previews are available for every flow without triggering a transaction.