Docs · Docs
  1. Getting started
  2. Building
  3. Iterating
  4. Memory
  5. Models and keys
  6. Gateway
  7. Self-hosted runtime
  8. Usage and billing
  9. Deploy a token
  10. FAQ
Docs

Horai docs

What the product does, written from what it does. Start at the top if this is your first visit.

  • Getting started — Connect a wallet, sign one message, describe what you want, and take the source with you.
  • Building — The two deliverable classes, the proposal card, and what verified actually means.
  • Iterating — Ask for a change in the same thread; the agent edits the running app's source and redeploys to the same URL.
  • Memory — Three layers — thread history, what your apps were built from, and facts about you. All of it visible, all of it deletable.
  • Models and keys — Auto routing picks the cheapest capable model. Bring your own provider key and nothing here is debited.
  • Gateway — An OpenAI-compatible endpoint with one key. Point any SDK at it and change one line.
  • Self-hosted runtime — Run the agent on your own machine, with the keys in a process that has no network.
  • Usage and billing — What is free, how deposits work on Base, Solana and Robinhood Chain, and where every line of spend appears.
  • Deploy a token — A non-custodial launch on Robinhood Chain. Your wallet is the creator, your wallet signs, and the agent holds no key.
  • FAQ — The six questions people ask first, answered at more length than the landing page allows.