Agent commerce inside Daemon has a simple shape:
Who is the agent?
What can it spend?
Which resource did it buy?
Where is the receipt?
If one answer is missing, the workflow is not ready.
One local bridge. One approval model.
Cursor, Claude Code, or another MCP client can request the same actions ARIA can. Secret-bearing file reads stay blocked, and sensitive actions still stop for confirmation.
We’ve been quiet lately, and we apologize but it’s been for a good reason.
We’ve been locked in building RicoMaps V2.
As the market begins to turn, we used this slower period to rebuild, refine, and make sure the product is ready for what’s ahead.
RicoMaps V2 launches this week.
We’re keeping most of what’s coming a surprise, but trust us this is going to be massive.
Solana allowances give agents a better spending model:
Set a cap.
Set an expiry.
Let the agent operate inside those terms.
Useful autonomy starts with a budget the owner can inspect and revoke.
Market cap tells you what a token is priced at. It doesn't tell you what you can actually exit with.
RicoMaps now quotes live sells for 0.1%, 0.5%, and 1% of supply, then grades the real exit depth.
See the cash you'd receive before you become the liquidity.
Proud to announce DAEMON x @launchlckd
LCKD will become the official path for launching tokens through DAEMON, giving builders a more transparent flow for token creation, locked supply, public receipts, and verified project information.
Build in DAEMON. Launch through LCKD.