Review ETH and prepare a $250 order.
Order prepared. Review before execution.
- Intent understood
- Policy checked
- Ready for approval
The agent layer for Robinhood Chain
Archer brings research, portfolio context, policy checks, human approval, and Robinhood execution into one accountable workflow.
Review ETH and prepare a $250 order.
Order prepared. Review before execution.
The controlled path
The model helps interpret what you mean. Durable, deterministic services decide what is allowed and bind every approval to the order you actually reviewed.
Research an asset, inspect your account, or describe the trade you want prepared.
Archer resolves the instrument, account, buying power, trading controls, and current market context.
Review side, quantity, order type, notional, and expiry before making the approval decision.
The application performs one placement attempt and reconciles uncertain results through read-only checks.
What we built
Archer is more than a chat box attached to a broker. It connects the information, controls, and durable state needed to move safely from research to action.
Move from a market question to portfolio-aware analysis without stitching together tabs, screenshots, and disconnected tools.
Archer converts intent into an exact order preview with instrument, side, quantity, order type, and estimated notional.
Connect through Robinhood authorization and keep execution tied to the account you already use, without exposing credentials to Archer.
Application-owned checks enforce order limits, daily exposure, asset permissions, buying power, and approval requirements.
Turn quotes, watchlists, scans, charts, and position context into a clear next action, or a reason to do nothing.
Describe the setup once, then let deterministic workers evaluate schedules and market conditions without improvising new instructions.
Under the conversation
Each layer has one job. The model interprets intent, the policy layer constrains it, and application-owned execution handles the irreversible boundary.
The agent gathers the request and only the account context needed to answer or prepare an action.
Deterministic services validate limits, persist the preview, and bind approval to exact immutable terms.
Application-owned adapters place once, record the outcome, and investigate ambiguous network results without resubmitting.
Learn and inspect
Start with the customer journey, then go as deep as you need. The documentation explains every boundary; the repository shows how those boundaries are enforced.
Guest mode, Robinhood connection, account context, previews, approvals, controls, and automations.
Explore the Next.js application, deterministic trade state machine, workers, and policy boundaries.
$ARCHER
The product comes first. Token details and the verified contract address will appear here when the $ARCHER launch is ready.
Start with a question
Try Archer as a guest, then connect Robinhood when you want account-aware answers and controlled actions.