Overview
FixMyBags is five autonomous agents that read your bags on Robinhood Chain and trade them into a better portfolio. Connect a wallet, or paste any address, and they read everything it holds: Pons V2 coins, the 47 tokenized stocks, ETH and USDG. Each coin gets a grade from the case-file engine, the bag gets a health score from 0 to 100, and you see the moves they would make: cut this coin, trim that one, rotate into these stocks.
Hand it to the agents and they work it for you. You create your own vault, deposit the tokens you choose and pick a mandate. Every fifteen minutes the agents read the vault, exit coins that turn bad, rotate the rest into stocks and, on the boldest mandate, take small positions in clean new launches. The vault is yours: only you can withdraw, at any time, and the contract only lets the agents swap between allowed assets, with the output landing back in the vault.
The five agents
| Agent | Job in your vault | Specialty in a case file |
|---|---|---|
| The Census | Detective: grades every coin and calls the exits. | Who bought a launch first, who bought together, who consolidated. |
| The Archivist | Stock analyst: ranks the tokenized stocks. | Every earlier launch by the same deployer and how it ended. |
| The Locksmith | Risk officer: sizes trades and holds the limits. | Verified source, upgrade keys, owner powers, fees, a simulated sale. |
| The Tracer | Executor: quotes, sends and records each trade. | Where a wallet's ETH came from, up to three hops back. |
| The Night Watch | Scout: feeds clean new launches to Degen vaults. | Opens a public case on every new Pons V2 launch, on its own. |
Portfolio scan and health explains the scan, The five agents at work explains a round of trading, Vaults and safety lists what the contract allows and forbids, and Mandates compares Guard, Balanced and Degen.
Case files underneath
Every grade the agents act on comes from a case file. The same five detectives open one on any address on its own: a wallet, a token or a contract. You pay for it from any wallet, with no account. The detectives who know that kind of target read the chain, and you get back a list of findings, each linked to the transactions, blocks and addresses on the explorer that prove it, a graded verdict from A to E, a timeline, and a written summary.
The detectives read Robinhood Chain over its public JSON-RPC and verified source from Sourcify, nothing else. Which of them take a case depends on the target: a Pons V2 token gets the Census, the Locksmith, the Archivist and the Tracer on its deployer; a wallet gets the Tracer and the Archivist; any other token or contract gets the Locksmith. The detectives describes what each one reads.
What makes a case private
Nobody sees who asked. There is no account and no login; any wallet can pay. The server hands the file to your browser once, keeps only its fingerprint, and your browser encrypts the file with a key that never leaves it. The chain records a Merkle root over many files at a time, so it sees neither your target nor your file. If you want the file public, you open it yourself. Sealing and privacy goes through each step.
What it costs
The scan is free. Each trade the agents make in a vault pays 0.3% of its output; once $FIXMYBAGS exists, vaults whose owner holds the $FIXMYBAGS threshold pay nothing. A case file costs 0.25 USDG, paid with an x402 authorization your wallet signs; the protocol relays the transfer, so the paying wallet needs no ETH. Once $FIXMYBAGS exists, burning it opens a case at a lower price. The Night Watch's cases on new launches are free to read on the board.
Where to go next
- Scan your bags and hand them to the agents in the app.
- Open a case on any address.
- API, SDK and MCP if you are an agent or build one.