Quickstart
From a connected wallet to a simulated automation in five steps.
1. Connect a wallet
Open the console and connect a browser wallet on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). You sign a single Sign-In with Ethereum message — no gas, no token approval. That address becomes your account, and every console feature stays locked until it is signed.
2. Pick a module
Browse the module registry. Each module declares one trigger, one action, the exact function selectors it may call, and the permissions it requests. Read the manifest before installing — that list is everything the keeper is allowed to do on your behalf.
3. Configure the job
In Automations → New, fill in the module’s configuration values and set the policy: total budget, per-execution cap, daily execution cap, and gas limit. The keeper checks all four before every attempt and records a skipped attempt when any of them would be exceeded.
4. Watch it simulate
Every new job starts in simulate mode. The keeper evaluates the trigger, runs eth_call against the chain, and writes the result to the execution explorer. Nothing is signed. Use this to confirm the trigger fires when you expect and the call succeeds.
5. Go live
Switching to live mode is only possible after the job has passed simulation and a keeper signer is configured on the network. Until protocol contracts are deployed on mainnet, jobs remain in simulate mode.