Your financial workspace, inside the personal agent you already use.
Agentic finance should earn trust before it earns permission to trade. Angbao starts with a simpler question: does this research change anything for my portfolio?
Install Angbao into the personal agent you already use, without creating an Angbao account. Your agent supplies the reasoning. Angbao keeps the financial context, rules, research and decisions on the machine you choose, with a GUI to inspect the same records.
Bring research and a dated portfolio snapshot into one review.
Separate evidence, counterarguments, assumptions and missing information.
Prepare a contribution or allocation proposal, then review it before saving.
Compare decisions, reopen them after restart, return context to your agent and export your work.
These are proposals, not trades or recurring orders. Elfa is an optional research input; one approved v3 query produced a retained brief and watch result. Live brokerage connections and general X, Telegram and Substack ingestion are future integrations.
Current app: saved work and recent reviews. Sample data.
Current app: a portfolio proposal using sample inputs. No trade is placed.
Our deployed AngbaoCommitment contract on Robinhood Chain Testnet records the fingerprint of a saved proposal after a separate owner approval. The contract and commitment were verified, and the receipt survived restart and export. Portfolio data and research stay offchain.
This is the first onchain control milestone. It records a decision; it does not enforce spending limits, prove returns or execute trades. Next, we plan revocable account permissions with limits on assets, destinations, amounts and expiry.
Personal-agent users who regularly review research and portfolio allocation. Local tools, history and export stay free. Managed continuity, background reviews and premium methods are proposed paid services.
We start with single-player reviews, then coordinated specialist agents, then shared strategies applied to each person's own portfolio and permissions. Managed sync, paid services, delegated spending and multiplayer remain on the roadmap. Robinhood/Arbitrum funding and distribution are requests, not existing agreements.
Release 0.5.11 is tested with Codex CLI. Other personal-agent harnesses need their own testing. Product images use sample data; the checkpoint is a real, separately approved testnet result.
During Founder House we built signup-free agent/terminal installation, preserving upgrades, research-to-portfolio reviews, saved proposal comparison, local history, restart recovery and export. One approved Elfa v3 query supplied two retained research summaries and a saved brief/watch result. We deployed AngbaoCommitment on Robinhood Chain Testnet (chain ID 46630) and recorded an owner-approved proposal fingerprint. The deployed contract, transaction details and event were verified; the receipt survived restart and export. Release 0.5.11 passed 1,708 source tests, a production build and TypeScript checks, with installation and the Codex CLI journey tested using sample data. Pitch, demo and Product/GTM canvases: https://www.angbao.money/submission.html. Source and architecture: https://github.com/ryanteoyx/angbao-robinhood. All Angbao-authored project code was produced during the Founder House period. Third-party dependencies retain their own attribution. Hosted services, multiplayer and delegated spending controls remain next steps.
Seeking pilot users for recurring research and portfolio reviews, and Robinhood/Arbitrum technical and ecosystem support for the next account-permission milestone. Not yet fundraising.
