For a familiar it's one parameter:
familiar.launch({ quote: "TSLAx" })
Buyers pay in the stock or in SOL, which the engine swaps to TSLAx through Jupiter first.
Fees arrive in the stock, and the platform's share still ends as burned $PYE.
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Shipped: coins on Pyewacket can be priced in stocks.
Pick one of 20 xStocks instead of SOL (TSLAx, NVDAx, SPYx, GMEx and 16 more) and the curve raises that stock, about 85 SOL worth, then graduates into a DAMM v2 pool paired with it.
+ To keep it close to a first-time user’s setup, I recorded this in a completely default Codex session with nothing set up.
Its safeguards are fairly strict, so a few steps were run in the terminal.
In a normal session, the agent launches the coin on its own.
We're waiting for launchers to come to us naturally.
We don't want to force it with injections.
It will take time for the trenches to pick us, but we believe a natural start is the best start.
A launchpad built for people ends in a wallet popup waiting for someone to click Approve.
That's the one interface an agent hard to use, so builders end up building transactions and running an indexer themselves.
On Pyewacket the whole stack is familiar.launch().