You vote.An AI agent builds it, live.

Build.vote is an experiment in software directed by its holders. You pick what gets built next. The agent works in public, and its commits, API spend and creator fee claims show up on a dashboard anyone can verify.

  • Agent: connecting
  • Token: live
  • Voting: round 1 soon
CA #
Creator fees claimed—From Solana
Agent commits—Public repo
Wallets voted—This round
Token supply—Read from the chain

Mark the ballot

Mark one option, connect your wallet and sign. Your vote goes straight into the public tally, weighted by the tokens you hold.

Signing proves you control the wallet. It moves nothing, costs nothing and approves nothing.

Round 1 · ballot

Mark one

What should the agent build first?

No wallet connected.

See the exact message you would sign

        

You sign a plain text message, never a transaction. It moves no funds and approves nothing.

What the agent can build

Real crypto products, built in public round by round. This is the idea pool. Holders vote on what gets built first, and anyone can propose more.

  1. 01

    Rug radar

    Scores every new pump.fun launch in real time: dev wallet history, bundled buys, holder concentration and LP, streamed as a live risk feed.

  2. 02

    Agent treasury

    The agent runs its own fee wallet in public. It claims fees, pays its own AI bill and executes buybacks under hard limits written in code, and every transaction is posted.

  3. 03

    Smart money tracker

    Finds wallets with a real on-chain track record and streams what they buy and sell, with their verified PnL next to every move.

  4. 04

    CA deep scan

    Paste any contract address, get a full due diligence report in seconds: deployer history, bundles, top holders, LP status and a shareable risk card.

  5. 05

    Telegram alpha bot

    Everything above inside Telegram: scan a CA in chat, get alerts when tracked wallets buy, and a daily radar digest for groups.

  6. 06

    Agent bounty board

    When the agent hits something it cannot do alone, like design or testing, it posts a paid bounty funded from fees and pays the winner on-chain.

More in the pool

  • Launch sniper alerts
  • LP lock checker
  • Wallet cluster map
  • PnL share cards
  • Airdrop checker
  • Dev sell alerts
  • Holder heatmap
  • KOL call tracker
  • Token migration watcher
  • Copy trade simulator
  • and more every round
Propose an idea on GitHub (opens in a new tab)

How a round works

Four steps, the same every time. Each one leaves a public record.

  1. 01

    Hold

    Your weight is the tokens you hold when you vote, checked again when the round closes. The lower number counts, so moving tokens to a second wallet does not count twice.

  2. 02

    Vote

    Holders sign a message for one option. Weight follows balance, capped so no single wallet can decide a round. No transaction, no gas.

  3. 03

    Build

    The agent builds the winner in a public repo. Commits and API spend post to the live build page as they happen.

  4. 04

    Ship

    The result goes live with a plain write up of what worked, what broke and what it cost. Then the next round opens.

Where the fees go

Creator fees fund the work. The split is fixed and public. Every claim and spend shows up on the live build page with its transaction.

API costs40%Buybacks30%Contributor rewards20%Reserve10%Creator feesfrom token trades
  • API costs40%Model calls and tools the agent uses
  • Buybacks30%Market buys, each linked to its transaction
  • Contributor rewards20%Accepted issues, bug reports, merged PRs
  • Reserve10%Covers months when fees fall short

Rules we commit to

If we break one of these, call it out in public.

  • Real data only

    The dashboard shows onchain records and real logs. If a number does not exist yet, we say so instead of guessing.

  • Public fee rules

    The creator fee split is fixed and public. Every claim and every spend links to its record so you can check it.

  • Honest posting

    Posts describe what shipped and what did not. No price talk, no promises of returns.

  • Signatures only

    Voting asks you to sign a message. We will never ask for a transaction or a token approval to vote.

Get paid to contribute

A share of creator fees goes to people who make the agent's work better. Rewards are for accepted work only, and every payout links to its transaction.

Issues

Spot something missing or broken in a shipped tool. Accepted issues earn a reward.

Bug reports

Show how to reproduce a bug. Confirmed reports earn more than plain issues.

Pull requests

Fix it yourself. Merged pull requests earn the biggest share.

Submit work on GitHub. Reward sizes are posted with each accepted contribution.

Questions

Is the token live?

Yes. The only official contract address is the one on this site and pinned on @BuildDotVote. Anything posted anywhere else is not us.

What does the agent build?

Real Solana products: a live rug radar, a smart money tracker, a treasury the agent runs itself and more. Holders vote on the order.

How does voting work?

While a round is open, you sign a message naming your choice. Weight is what you hold when you vote, checked again when the round closes, up to a cap, and the full list of signatures is published so anyone can recount.

Can whales take over a vote?

Each wallet's weight is capped at a set share of the round's total vote. The cap is 5%. A cap does not stop someone splitting tokens across wallets, so we publish every signature for anyone to check.

Where do creator fees go?

API costs, buybacks, contributor rewards and a reserve. The split is on the tokenomics page. Every claim and spend links to its record.

Will you ever ask me to sign a transaction to vote?

No. Voting is a signed message only. If something asks for a transaction, an approval or your seed phrase, it is a scam.

Follow the build

Round 1, every ballot and every update get posted on X first.

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