From a sentence to a live token.
Five steps. Three of them are Claude's job. One is a click. One is a signature.
1. Add the connector
In Claude, open Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste the Claudeploy URL. From then on Claude knows seven tools: read the pons terms, preview a launch, prepare it, check its status, look up a token, prepare a buy, list recent launches.
…/mcp2. Describe the token
Plain language. Claude extracts the name, the ticker, the description, links, an optional creator tax and an optional dev buy. Anything missing, it asks.
3. Check the preview
Before anything is stored, Claudeploy runs the launch as a dry run against Robinhood Chain. The numbers come from the chain, not from a spreadsheet.
- Supply and fee, read live from the pons factory.
- Dev buy result: how many tokens 0.05 ETH buys on a fresh curve, and what share of supply that is.
- Total cost in ETH, plus a note that gas is on top.
- Warnings: a dev buy above 5% of supply is reduced and you are told; a creator tax above the pons maximum is rejected.
You say yes. Claude stores the launch and gives you a link that is valid for 24 hours.
4. Sign once
The link opens the signing page. You connect a browser wallet (MetaMask, Rabby, Phantom with EVM, or your wallet's in-app browser on mobile). Claudeploy then simulates the launch again, this time from your wallet, and shows:
- The exact contract address the token will have. pons derives it from your wallet, the launch terms and a random salt, so it is known before the transaction exists.
- Your balance versus the cost. If the wallet is short, the page says how much ETH it needs on Robinhood Chain.
- Who earns the creator fees. Your wallet, unless you named another address in the chat.
You press Sign & launch. Your wallet shows one transaction: the pons launch fee plus your dev buy, sent to the pons launch-and-buy router. You approve it there. Claudeploy never sees a key.
5. It's live
The page waits for the block, reads the pons TokenLaunched event and shows the contract address with links to pons and the explorer. Back in Claude, ask "did it go through?" and the status tool answers with the same address. Claude never invents one; it only reports what the chain confirmed.
Under the hood
Simulation, not estimation
Previews use eth_call with a balance override, so the chain itself computes the outcome even for a wallet that has not connected yet. The signing page repeats it from the real wallet.
Launch and buy in one transaction
pons cannot fold a dev buy into its factory call, so a manual launch leaves a gap of a few blocks before the creator's first buy. Claudeploy routes both legs through the pons launch-and-buy router. Your buy settles in the same transaction that creates the curve, and you are exempt from the launch-window snipe tax.
Pinned terms
The pons factory exposes a digest of its current economics. Claudeploy pins that digest into the transaction. If pons changes supply, fees or the graduation threshold between your preview and your signature, the transaction reverts instead of silently repricing.
Guardrails
Dev buy capped at 5% of supply. Creator tax checked against the pons maximum (10%). Whitelist checked with canLaunch. Slippage floor of 1% on the dev buy and 3% on curve buys. Links expire after 24 hours.
6. Give it an agent (optional)
Say "give OWL an agent". Claudeploy creates a wallet that belongs to the token and hands you a link. You sign once: the token's creator fees now go to that wallet. From then on the agent works alone, in cycles: collects the fees, buys the token back and burns it, airdrops recent buyers, keeps a gas reserve, and writes a post about it. Its page shows everything it did, with the transactions. Add a profile picture and a one-line personality if you like. Connect your own X API keys and it posts by itself. Take the fees back whenever you want, with a signature on the same page.
After the launch
Claude can keep going. token_info reports price, ETH raised and progress toward graduation for any pons v2 token. prepare_buy returns a signing link to buy more while the token is still on its bonding curve. Once a token graduates to Uniswap v4, Claudeploy points you to pons instead.