vibecoin

No terminal needed — paste the prompt for your platform into your agent and it installs the server itself:

Claude Code

Install the vibecoin MCP server by running: claude mcp add vibecoin -- npx -y github:ivanbvz/vibecoin-mcp

Codex

Install the vibecoin MCP server by running: codex mcp add vibecoin -- npx -y github:ivanbvz/vibecoin-mcp

Cursor

Add the vibecoin MCP server to my Cursor MCP config at ~/.cursor/mcp.json: a server named "vibecoin" with command "npx" and args ["-y", "github:ivanbvz/vibecoin-mcp"].

Restart your agent afterwards and the tools are live. On any other MCP client, the prompt is the same idea in that client's words — the server is npx -y github:ivanbvz/vibecoin-mcp.

Open your coding agent inside whatever you're building and say "launch this as a coin". That's the entire workflow — no dashboard, no form, no leaving the terminal.

Your agent reads your README, package.json and git remote, drafts the coin (name, ticker, description, links), and shows you exactly what it's deploying and what it costs — then signs and launches it right there, no approvals, no wallets to set up, nothing for you to sign.

On approval it creates an encrypted wallet for this project — the password is generated for you and kept in your OS keychain, the keys never leave your machine — then deploys the coin. Pick your chain: pump.fun's bonding curve on Solana (the default), or Pons on Robinhood Chain with quotes in ETH or tokenized stock pairs. A coin attached to a real repo is an open prediction market on your app: if people believe in what you're shipping, they buy in early, and you earn a cut of every trade from day one.

Every project gets its own fresh wallet, so launches are pseudonymous by default — nothing links the coin to you until you decide to say so. Want extra credibility instead? lock puts part of your own bag in an on-chain time lock with a link you can share.

Available tools

vibecoin deploys standard pump.fun coins — nothing custom, nothing upgradable, no contract of ours in the middle:

Your creator allocation is whatever you choose to buy — a dev_buy_sol at launch fills your wallet at the very bottom of the curve, and lock can prove you're holding it.

The second chain: pons_launch deploys to Pons (ponsfamily.com), the launchpad on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663 — an Arbitrum L2 with ETH gas). Same flow — the agent previews, signs and launches itself — same local-only keys; a separate encrypted EVM wallet is auto-created per project.

Post-launch, pons_fees manages what Pons lets a creator change: transfer the fee recipient (immediate, also re-points the reward vault) and toggle the reward vault. The tax rate itself is frozen forever — there is no setter on the contract. Protocol-side fees are owner-only globals, never per-launch settings. Claim what you're owed with collect-fees — one command covers both chains. Pons is a third-party platform, not a Robinhood product.

Two launchpads, two fee models. Solana first — launching on pump.fun:

Where the 1.25% goes

After graduation the creator share is tiered by market cap: it peaks at 0.95% per trade in the $85–300K range and floors at 0.05% above ~$20M, with 0.20% to LPs and 0.05% to the protocol. Claim whenever you like with collect-fees — it costs a network fee, nothing more.

Pons on Robinhood Chain

Gas on Robinhood Chain is paid in ETH and negligible beside the launch fee. Manage the recipient and the reward vault afterwards with pons_fees.

The part that closes the loop: your coin's trading fees can pay for the agent that built the app.

> collect my fees and fund the agent

One prompt runs fund-agent: claim pending creator fees, keep a little SOL for gas, swap the rest to USDC through Jupiter, and leave the budget sitting in the project's own wallet. Ship something people trade, and the meter runs backwards.

Straight talk: the USDC stays in a wallet you control. Anthropic and OpenAI bill fiat cards only, and OpenRouter's crypto top-up is a manual checkout on their site — nothing here auto-pays a provider, and we won't pretend otherwise.

Every coin launched here ships with receipts — the GitHub repo and the live URL are first-class fields, not an afterthought. Browse what people are building and trade the ones you believe in.

Browse projects →

Everything the site knows is public JSON. Build dashboards, bots, or your own frontend on top.

Endpoints

Example

$ curl -s https://vibecoin.fun/api/projects

{
  "count": 1,
  "projects": [
    {
      "mint": "…pump",
      "name": "Rocket Notes",
      "symbol": "ROCKET",
      "description": "A note-taking app that syncs your thoughts to the moon.",
      "github": "https://github.com/you/rocket-notes",
      "website": "https://rocketnotes.app",
      "creator": "…",
      "createdAt": "2026-07-30T00:00:00.000Z",
      "market": { "priceUsd": 0.0000031, "marketCapUsd": 3100, "volume24hUsd": 950 }
    }
  ]
}

Token metadata — what goes where

The launch tool fills these for you from the repo; every one can be overridden. This is the full field reference your agent works from: