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I build small tools for things that are hard to inspect: AI agents, onchain data and automation.
now building: lintcha — copy-trading on Robinhood Chain
Follow the wallets you choose. Copy their BUYs inside limits you set. Keep every SELL in your own hands.
lintcha — copy-trading in @lintchabot
Pick a public wallet or supported launchpad activity on Robinhood Chain, then choose per source:
- notify only — see the move, decide yourself
- auto-copy BUY — matched BUYs copied automatically, inside your per-trade and daily caps, max slippage, allowed routes and an expiring permission
- manual SELL — never automatic: fresh quote, separate review, your wallet confirms
Funds stay in your own self-custody wallet. No seed or private key ever goes through Telegram or lintcha's servers. Every copied BUY is simulated on current state, checked by independent RPCs and submitted once — no blind retries. A per-user stop halts auto-copy immediately.
Status: final testing. Auto-BUY stays off until every delegation, provider and safety gate passes.
open copy-trading · lintcha.com · source
The original launch-reading tools live on inside lintcha, read-only: paste what a Robinhood Chain launch calls itself and see which of those strings already appear in the published snapshot. No score. No verdict.
compare a launch · live launches · deployer history
An earlier charter-linting experiment, kept as a complete public source snapshot.
Python · JavaScript · TypeScript · Node.js
Cloudflare Workers · Telegram Bot API · Solidity · Privy · MCP · GitHub Actions
I like tools that are small enough to understand, useful enough to keep open, and honest about what they don't know.
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