Protocol
What actually happens.
There is no form. There is a conversation, a review, and a signature. This is the whole sequence, including the parts where the machine stops and waits for you.
The conversation
You say what you want. 01 works out what it still needs and asks for one thing at a time — the image, then the name, then the ticker, then a sentence. It does not ask which chain, because that is fixed at deployment and it is not a decision worth putting to you.
You can change your mind at any point. Change the ticker, swap the image, shorten the description, cancel entirely. The draft updates. Nothing restarts.
The sequence
- 01
It collects
Each answer is recorded against a draft held on our side. What you have already given it, it does not ask for again.
- 02
It builds a review
Once nothing is missing, the panel appears: the image, the name, the ticker, the description, the chain, your wallet, the provider, the costs, and what cannot be undone. No transaction has been built at this point and nothing has been sent anywhere.
- 03
You confirm
An explicit action, by you, against that exact review. If anything about the draft has changed since the panel was drawn, the confirmation is refused and you read the new version instead.
- 04
It prepares
Only now is a transaction constructed, and only because a confirmation has been recorded for this draft and this wallet. It comes back unsigned.
- 05
You sign
In your own wallet, which shows you what it is. Decline and nothing has happened. This step cannot be delegated, automated, or performed on your behalf.
- 06
It goes out, and then it is checked
The signed transaction is broadcast, and then the chain is asked whether it landed. Nothing says the token exists until the chain says so.
What 01 can and cannot do
It can hear you, read an image you give it, fill in a draft, suggest a ticker, write you a description, and assemble a launch. It is useful and it is fast.
It cannot sign. It cannot move funds. It cannot launch anything on its own initiative, and it does not hold a key of yours to do it with. Understanding you correctly is not the same as being authorised, and in this system those are two separate things — the second one is a button you press.
Before you launch anything
A token on a public bonding curve is permanent and anyone can trade it. It cannot be renamed, recalled, or taken back down. Whatever you spend on the initial buy is at risk the moment the curve opens, and most launches on any platform go to zero.
None of this is financial advice, and nothing here is a prediction. Read the review panel properly before you sign it.