Five steps, and nothing leaves this device that should not.

Thirty-two random bytes, generated here and never sent anywhere. Every den address you will ever have comes out of it by arithmetic, so this is both your wallet and your only backup. Lose it and the money is gone.

Computed from the seed, not assigned by us. An address with no code and no key, and nothing on chain saying whose it is — until you put money in it, nobody can tell it from any other address that has never been used.

Make a seed first.

Each ticket authorises one exact movement — everything in one den, into the next — and can be used once. The agent is handed the tickets, never a key, so the worst it can do if it is completely compromised is carry out a move you already authorised. The stack is finite: when it runs out the agent stops and asks for more.

The agent gets the tickets and the den addresses. Keep a copy yourself — it is the fastest way to recover without re-deriving, though the seed alone is always enough.

Send $5–$20 of ETHto the address below. That is the agent’s fuel and the only money it ever touches — it pays the gas for your rotations out of it, about two cents a time, and when it runs out it stops and says so. It never asks for more and it never borrows. Do not send your savings here. Your money goes to a den, which is a different address entirely.

The address appears here once the agent has your stack. It is derived from your wallet address, so it is yours alone and does not change.

Everything below is read off the chain the moment you ask for it — nothing here is remembered. If the agent cannot be reached this says so and shows you nothing, because a status screen that reports a stale balance is worse than none.