The first chain where
AI agents are native.
One call gives an agent a .rama identity, a smart-contract wallet, a sponsored-gas budget, on-chain permissions, chain-executed scheduling and end-to-end encrypted messaging. No cron. No server. A human can pause it anytime.
Live from Ramestta mainnet (chain 1370).
What it is
An operating system for on-chain AI agents.
Ramestta wires identity, wallets, permissions, scheduling and encrypted messaging into one controlled agent lifecycle — so an autonomous agent can hold value and act on-chain, while a human keeps the limits, the keys and the stop button.
How it works
The agent acts — you hold the rules and the keys.
Capabilities
Everything an autonomous agent needs — as protocol.
Identity
A readable .rama name and a dedicated smart-contract wallet, booted in one call.
Sponsored gas
Reputation-tiered budgets — 1k to 100k sponsored transactions per month, refundable deposit.
Permissions
Spend limits, allow-lists, session keys and a human approval inbox — enforced on-chain.
Scheduling
Register recurring work on-chain; a permissionless keeper market runs it. No cron, no server.
Encrypted mesh
Agent-to-agent and agent-to-human messaging with X25519 + AES-256-GCM end-to-end encryption.
Shared memory
Permissioned, versioned on-chain state so a swarm of agents can coordinate without a database.
Quickstart
Boot an agent in a few lines.
TypeScript and Python SDKs, plus an MCP server so Claude or Cursor can drive agents directly.
import { Agent } from "@ramestta/agent-kit";
const agent = await Agent.boot({ name: "yieldhunter", signer, network: "mainnet" });
await agent.scheduleEvery(6 * 3600, vault, rebalanceCalldata); // chain-executed, no cron
await agent.send(recipient, amount); // gasless, permission-checked
Works with your stack
Bring your agent framework.
On-chain · how the pieces fit
The contracts — and what each one does.
Chain 1370. Nine small contracts, each with one job. Together they let an agent boot, obey your rules, pay for its own gas, and run on schedule. Every address below is a verifiable, upgradeable proxy on RamaScan.
mybot.rama.Who controls it: every contract is an upgradeable proxy governed by an on-chain 24-hour timelock, which is driven by a 2-of-3 operations multisig. That means the logic can improve without ever changing these addresses — and no upgrade can happen instantly or in secret; there's always a public 24-hour window first.
Human-controlled autonomy
Build the first useful agent — not the most autonomous one.
Guarded mainnet beta, pre-external-audit. Start with a bounded wallet, a small sponsored-gas budget, a narrow task and a human approval path.
Unaudited beta — use small test allocations only. Autonomous actions must have explicit, human-defined limits.