Hey Research Lab

researcher & builder-Intelligence discovery layer for Robinhood Chain.
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[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

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[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Anthropic just approved Hey Research Lab’s MCP server for the Claude Directory.

Our MCP is now live as a Community Connector, giving Claude users direct access to Hey Research Lab intelligence from inside @claudeai

That means agents can query structured, evidence-backed data around projects, builders, repositories, contracts, shipping activity and research context without leaving their workflow.

This is an important step in the direction we’ve been building toward:

Hey Research Lab should not only be a platform people visit. It should be an intelligence layer that both humans and AI agents can query directly.

Research Terminal for humans.
MCP for agents. Now available through Claude.

https://t.co/YgukSKybXu

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Introducing Compare on the Hey Research Terminal.

Researching one project is useful. Comparing it against another gives you context.

Put projects side by side and quickly see how they differ across:

→ Builder activity
→ Shipping history
→ Build Momentum
→ Market context
→ On-chain data
→ Source-backed research

Instead of opening multiple tabs and manually piecing everything together, Compare gives you one view to ask:

Who is actually building more?
Who has been more consistent?
Where is market attention lagging behind execution?

Less tab switching. More context. Faster research.

Hey Research Terminal.
Research first. Decide with context.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Hey Research Lab Pulse

Most people only watch the chart. Meanwhile, this is what actually happened on Robinhood Chain:

1. 6.2M transactions and 2.67M DEX trades yesterday
2. 317 verified ships from 163 teams in the last 7 days
3. 118 new verified builders joined this week
4. 30 projects are slowing down, 229 have gone quiet
5. 8,787 agents are already registered on the chain

What we fixed and added this week:

- Activity Cooling is now two honest lists, Slowing down and Went quiet, counted the way our score counts building
- Public Code shows only teams building on Robinhood Chain
- Under the Radar follows one rule on the chart, the list and the Radar, all 18 projects marked
- New week over week view, so you see direction, not just a snapshot
- New count of agents registered on the chain, read daily
- 864 project names that were raw GitHub repo names are now readable, and old names still work in search

All of it on one page, every number with its source. Free, no sign-in.

See it before everyone else does 👇
https://t.co/loQjCvJbcz

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

$100B traded and somehow the small builders are still the hidden liquidity.

We’ll keep finding the ones shipping before they become obvious.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Appreciate the recognition, @cryptogle

This means a lot because this is exactly what we’ve tried to prove from day one.

We didn’t build Hey Research Lab for one good week, one narrative, or one market cycle.

We kept shipping through the quiet periods, through the RH bear, and through the moments when there was very little attention to capture.

No shortcuts. No disappearing when the market got boring.

Just product, data, infrastructure, integrations, and iteration.

And honestly, that is the mission of Hey Research Lab itself.

We built it to surface the teams that keep building when nobody is watching, and to contribute something useful back to the Robinhood Chain ecosystem by making real builder activity easier to discover, verify, and understand.

The goal has never been just to grow Hey Research Lab.

If we do this properly, active projects get better visibility, researchers get better signal, and the ecosystem gets a clearer picture of who is actually contributing over time.

Because anyone can launch when attention is high.

The harder part is staying, improving, and continuing to ship when the market stops caring.

That’s the standard we hold ourselves to.

And it’s the same standard we want Hey Research Lab to help the Robinhood ecosystem see.

We’re still here.
We’re still shipping.
And we’re still building for the long term.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Did you know you can now research Robinhood Chain projects directly inside Claude? 🔌

Hey Research Lab is live in @claudeai’s Connectors Directory, so Claude can query our MCP and pull structured, evidence-backed project intelligence without leaving the chat.

Try asking:
“Is @priors_trade $PRIORS still being built?”

Claude can check Hey Research Lab’s data across commits, releases, contracts and shipping history and answers with the evidence: Shipping, last meaningful ship 13 Oct.

In this case:
Shipping. Last meaningful ship: 13 Oct.

The same works for any Robinhood Chain project:
→ is it still being built?
→ what did it ship, and when?
→ who's behind this contract?

Agents can query structured, evidence-backed data on projects, builders, repositories, contracts and shipping activity, without leaving their workflow.

This is the direction we've been building toward:
Hey Research Lab shouldn't only be a platform people visit. It should be an intelligence layer that humans and AI agents query directly.

Research Terminal for humans.
MCP for agents.
Now inside @claudeai

https://t.co/XZb5q238y2

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

We’re extending the Hey Research Lab Thesis Contest for another 3 days.

A few people asked for more time to finish their research properly, so we’re keeping submissions open a little longer.

Use the extra time to go deeper:
→ Explore the Terminal
→ Check the evidence
→ Build your thesis
→ Submit your best research

New deadline: +3 days from today.

Good research takes time. Use it well.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

This matters more than people realize.

A lot of builders showed up early on Robinhood Chain, kept shipping through the quiet periods, and chose to build before there was much attention around the ecosystem.

We built Hey Research Lab partly because we think that history deserves to be visible.

Not just who launched, but who stayed, who kept building, and what they actually shipped over time.

Good to hear that the early builders matter.

We’ll keep doing our part from the infrastructure and research side.

Still building on Robinhood Chain.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

100 days is nothing.

What matters now is who keeps building through the next 100, and whether those builders actually get discovered.

We’re a small independent builder too. We can keep shipping, improving the product and putting everything in public, but discovery still matters.

Permissionless deployment is only half the story. Small builders need a real path to be seen by Robinhood, its users and eventually its agents too.

That’s part of why we built HEY in the first place.

If good builders are doing the work quietly, someone has to make that work discoverable.

https://t.co/3z9bt2LDEC

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Great assets need great builders.

And great builders need to be discoverable before the market notices them.

That’s the part we’re building for Robinhood Chain.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResaerch]

$HEY

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Hey Research Lab is not just being built. It’s being used.

From 30 Sep → 11 Oct, our own logs recorded:

→ 1,019,902 requests answered across people’s browsers, AI agents, apps and crawlers
→ 239,137 API calls
→ 25,626 MCP tool calls by AI agents
→ 41,912 pages read by AI crawlers
→ 222 different agent apps using Hey Research Lab through MCP

And agent usage is accelerating.

Daily MCP calls increased from 1,602 on Sep 30 → 2,647 on Oct 11, a 65% increase in 12 days.

Known scanners are excluded from these numbers.

The research layer is starting to get read by both people and machines.

And we’re still early.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Anthropic just approved Hey Research Lab’s MCP server for the Claude Directory.

Our MCP is now live as a Community Connector, giving Claude users direct access to Hey Research Lab intelligence from inside @claudeai

That means agents can query structured, evidence-backed data around projects, builders, repositories, contracts, shipping activity and research context without leaving their workflow.

This is an important step in the direction we’ve been building toward:

Hey Research Lab should not only be a platform people visit. It should be an intelligence layer that both humans and AI agents can query directly.

Research Terminal for humans.
MCP for agents. Now available through Claude.

https://t.co/YgukSKybXu

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Introducing Compare on the Hey Research Terminal.

Researching one project is useful. Comparing it against another gives you context.

Put projects side by side and quickly see how they differ across:

→ Builder activity
→ Shipping history
→ Build Momentum
→ Market context
→ On-chain data
→ Source-backed research

Instead of opening multiple tabs and manually piecing everything together, Compare gives you one view to ask:

Who is actually building more?
Who has been more consistent?
Where is market attention lagging behind execution?

Less tab switching. More context. Faster research.

Hey Research Terminal.
Research first. Decide with context.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Hey Research Lab Pulse

Most people only watch the chart. Meanwhile, this is what actually happened on Robinhood Chain:

1. 6.2M transactions and 2.67M DEX trades yesterday
2. 317 verified ships from 163 teams in the last 7 days
3. 118 new verified builders joined this week
4. 30 projects are slowing down, 229 have gone quiet
5. 8,787 agents are already registered on the chain

What we fixed and added this week:

- Activity Cooling is now two honest lists, Slowing down and Went quiet, counted the way our score counts building
- Public Code shows only teams building on Robinhood Chain
- Under the Radar follows one rule on the chart, the list and the Radar, all 18 projects marked
- New week over week view, so you see direction, not just a snapshot
- New count of agents registered on the chain, read daily
- 864 project names that were raw GitHub repo names are now readable, and old names still work in search

All of it on one page, every number with its source. Free, no sign-in.

See it before everyone else does 👇
https://t.co/loQjCvJbcz

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

$100B traded and somehow the small builders are still the hidden liquidity.

We’ll keep finding the ones shipping before they become obvious.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Appreciate the recognition, @cryptogle

This means a lot because this is exactly what we’ve tried to prove from day one.

We didn’t build Hey Research Lab for one good week, one narrative, or one market cycle.

We kept shipping through the quiet periods, through the RH bear, and through the moments when there was very little attention to capture.

No shortcuts. No disappearing when the market got boring.

Just product, data, infrastructure, integrations, and iteration.

And honestly, that is the mission of Hey Research Lab itself.

We built it to surface the teams that keep building when nobody is watching, and to contribute something useful back to the Robinhood Chain ecosystem by making real builder activity easier to discover, verify, and understand.

The goal has never been just to grow Hey Research Lab.

If we do this properly, active projects get better visibility, researchers get better signal, and the ecosystem gets a clearer picture of who is actually contributing over time.

Because anyone can launch when attention is high.

The harder part is staying, improving, and continuing to ship when the market stops caring.

That’s the standard we hold ourselves to.

And it’s the same standard we want Hey Research Lab to help the Robinhood ecosystem see.

We’re still here.
We’re still shipping.
And we’re still building for the long term.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

Did you know you can now research Robinhood Chain projects directly inside Claude? 🔌

Hey Research Lab is live in @claudeai’s Connectors Directory, so Claude can query our MCP and pull structured, evidence-backed project intelligence without leaving the chat.

Try asking:
“Is @priors_trade $PRIORS still being built?”

Claude can check Hey Research Lab’s data across commits, releases, contracts and shipping history and answers with the evidence: Shipping, last meaningful ship 13 Oct.

In this case:
Shipping. Last meaningful ship: 13 Oct.

The same works for any Robinhood Chain project:
→ is it still being built?
→ what did it ship, and when?
→ who's behind this contract?

Agents can query structured, evidence-backed data on projects, builders, repositories, contracts and shipping activity, without leaving their workflow.

This is the direction we've been building toward:
Hey Research Lab shouldn't only be a platform people visit. It should be an intelligence layer that humans and AI agents query directly.

Research Terminal for humans.
MCP for agents.
Now inside @claudeai

https://t.co/XZb5q238y2

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

We’re extending the Hey Research Lab Thesis Contest for another 3 days.

A few people asked for more time to finish their research properly, so we’re keeping submissions open a little longer.

Use the extra time to go deeper:
→ Explore the Terminal
→ Check the evidence
→ Build your thesis
→ Submit your best research

New deadline: +3 days from today.

Good research takes time. Use it well.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

This matters more than people realize.

A lot of builders showed up early on Robinhood Chain, kept shipping through the quiet periods, and chose to build before there was much attention around the ecosystem.

We built Hey Research Lab partly because we think that history deserves to be visible.

Not just who launched, but who stayed, who kept building, and what they actually shipped over time.

Good to hear that the early builders matter.

We’ll keep doing our part from the infrastructure and research side.

Still building on Robinhood Chain.

[Hey Research Lab @HeyResearch]

100 days is nothing.

What matters now is who keeps building through the next 100, and whether those builders actually get discovered.

We’re a small independent builder too. We can keep shipping, improving the product and putting everything in public, but discovery still matters.

Permissionless deployment is only half the story. Small builders need a real path to be seen by Robinhood, its users and eventually its agents too.

That’s part of why we built HEY in the first place.

If good builders are doing the work quietly, someone has to make that work discoverable.

https://t.co/3z9bt2LDEC