The keeper layer for v4 hooks. Your hook reacts, Conductor acts, your fees land where you said. Enforced on chain.
CA: 0xdd215018a9c558fcdfb2db56ab4d8c60ddf25491
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Your hook reacts when someone touches a pool. Who runs the jobs in between?
The fee claims, the rebalances, the payouts.
Meet Conductor: the keeper layer for Uniswap v4 hooks.
You set the job and its limits. Operators run it. Your contract enforces it.
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Plug Claude, or your own bot, into your automation.
Create a key that only touches the automations you pick, add it to Claude with one command, and your agent can read every run, balance and limit. When it spots something, it suggests a change, like topping up gas or raising a cap.
Conductor checks and simulates every suggestion. Nothing changes until your wallet signs.
https://t.co/QplSjIC8pS
Conductor now watches your automations for you.
Every run gets a plain-English line explaining what happened. When something is about to go wrong, the manager flags it early with the numbers behind it, like "about 16 hours of gas money left", and prepares a suggestion you can review.
It never signs, holds keys or moves funds. You decide.
https://t.co/QplSjIC8pS
Build something people use, earn $CONDUCTOR.
Share an automation others can copy. Every round, the rewards pool is split by unique, real users running what you made. Fake wallets are filtered out.
Round 1 is live: https://t.co/eqCdwdqUvP
Your AI can now look after your automation.
Connect Claude to Conductor with a key that only touches the automations you pick. It reads every run, spots problems and suggests changes.
You review and sign. It never moves funds.
https://t.co/Sh1Wcdqsiv
Know the moment your automation needs you.
Conductor alerts send a signed webhook to your server when a run fails, the balance gets low or the fee budget runs short. Each one is signed, so you can verify it came from Conductor.
Set it up from your automation page.
https://t.co/iJofPB4FLS
Coming next to Conductor: the manager.
Conductor's own agent will watch every automation for you, no setup needed. It explains each run in plain English and flags problems before they hit, like a balance running dry or a cap blocking runs.
Every flag comes with a suggested change. You review it and sign. Nothing changes without your wallet.
Real use case: an agent that keeps your automation alive.
Our automation pays a wallet every hour, and its balance was running low. We connected Claude to it through Conductor with a key that can only touch that one automation.
Claude read the balance, saw it would run dry in about 10 hours, and suggested a 0.001 ETH top-up.
We reviewed it and signed:
https://t.co/cPIxBdnUgv
The agent suggested. The wallet decided.
https://t.co/QplSjIC8pS
Live on Conductor: bring your own agent.
Plug Claude or your own bot into your automation at https://t.co/liBHrS5p07. It reads every run, spots problems and suggests changes, like raising a cap or topping up gas.
Conductor checks and simulates every suggestion. Nothing changes until your wallet signs.
https://t.co/QplSjICGfq
Status update: bring your own agent.
Agent keys you control, scoped to your automations. The Conductor MCP server for Claude and custom agents. A suggestions inbox where you review and sign. All built and tested.
The end-to-end test passes 33/33, and a security review is done. Final checks running now, then it goes live.
Status update: bring your own agent.
Agent keys you control, scoped to your automations. The Conductor MCP server for Claude and custom agents. A suggestions inbox where you review and sign. All built and tested.
The end-to-end test passes 33/33, and a security review is done. Final checks running now, then it goes live.
Your AI agent is about to get a job on Conductor.
Plug Claude, ChatGPT or your own bot into Conductor. Your agent can watch your automations, explain every run and suggest fixes, like raising a cap or topping up gas.
It never moves funds or signs anything. You approve every change.
The pool is funded on chain by Conductor itself: our automation bought $CONDUCTOR and sent it straight into the rewards contract.
https://t.co/9Ww68RgEdU
Builder rewards on Conductor, explained with a real use case.
Build something people use, and get paid in $CONDUCTOR every round it stays useful.
https://t.co/eqCdwdqmGh
Why it's useful:
Builders get paid for real usage, not hype. Token teams get automations that already work, instead of starting from zero. Every payout is published, so anyone can check the math.
Your AI agent is about to get a job on Conductor.
Plug Claude, ChatGPT or your own bot into Conductor. Your agent can watch your automations, explain every run and suggest fixes, like raising a cap or topping up gas.
It never moves funds or signs anything. You approve every change.
It's already working on chain.
Our automation bought 1,636,728 $CONDUCTOR and sent it straight into the rewards contract, no one pressing a button: https://t.co/9Ww68RgEdU
Rewards contract: https://t.co/DldM1pBcHd
Every payout is public.
Builder rewards are LIVE on Conductor.
Build something people use and earn $CONDUCTOR.
Publish a recipe or let others build from your automation. Each round, the rewards pool is split by how many unique, real users run what you made. Hold $CONDUCTOR to qualify.
https://t.co/2kFEpNkDYv
Why "Conductor"?
A v4 hook is an instrument. It can claim fees, buy back or pay out, but only when it's cued. Conductor gives the cue: the right action at the right moment, inside limits you set on chain.
Your hooks play. We keep time.
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