Ordered by what each step unlocks, not by ambition. Have a say in Commons.
The contract is live: Holder and Guardian tiers read balances onchain.
Speech into words and words into speech on free hosts, with a voice Arctic writes and records into a film while the browser cuts it.
Arctic's three chain readers offered to any MCP client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, your own runner — behind one client key.
Every picture a holder takes out of the Studio gets a receipt signed by Arctic: the file's fingerprint, the wallet, the model and the host, checkable by anyone at /made.
When the day's shared pool is mostly spent, what is left is held for wallets holding $ARCTIC, and the last of it for Guardians.
Write, render, edit a picture and cut a short film on free hosts, with the same two endpoints open to any key. Crypto pays for a larger share of the pool; the free tiers stay free.
The wallet behind a token: its Pons v2 launches, how they went, and its trades on its own curves.
An hourly edition of Robinhood Chain, archived for a week, with a post anyone can share.
A watchlist per wallet: Arctic keeps each token's state and reports what moved since, in plain words.
One question set, several models, blind grading by another model, and a shareable table.
The newest Pons v2 launches and the most traded tokens, live on Scan and as the robinhood_radar tool.
scan_token runs on Arctic's servers: any agent on the API, or any Aurora brief, reads Robinhood Chain tokens live.
Identical repeatable calls are answered once. Cache hits use no request and no free host.
Any Robinhood Chain token read onchain, then an AI risk read written only from those facts.
Every call runs on free tiers, with automatic failover between hosts of the same model.
One prompt, up to four models, streamed side by side with a receipt per lane.
The live catalog of free models, read from each host, with market prices for comparison.
Revocable keys with budgets, rate limits, model allowlists and rotation.
Chat Completions with streaming, tools, JSON mode, image input and idempotent retries.
Agent briefs built in conversation, saved in your browser, exported, and test-run.
Usage summed from the same counters that record every call.
Commons votes are wallet signatures, published for anyone to recount.
A single-file terminal agent that works with any client key.