# Poke Agents: Your token. Its own little crew.

![Poke Agents pixel partners and project workspace](./poke-agents-article.png)

A token project starts with an idea, but it keeps moving through everyday work: explaining its purpose, keeping information current, answering questions and deciding what to build next. Poke Agents brings those tasks into a pixel workspace that stays with the project from its first brief through launch and beyond.

The experience begins with a small decision: choose your partner. Animated Pokémon characters give the workspace a familiar, playful identity. Behind that selection is a practical structure for research, operations and community work. The goal is to make the next useful step easier to find.

## Give the project a purpose

Create a brief with a name, symbol, description and image. Add official links, choose a lead partner and describe who the project is for. This context becomes the starting point for the workspace, so the project has something concrete to return to as its plans develop.

Briefs, completed tasks and dated notes are saved in the current browser. An export gives the builder a separate copy to keep. A public token link opens market information; it does not expose the private notes attached to a local brief.

That separation makes the workspace useful before a token exists. A builder can refine the purpose, prepare the identity and organize the first tasks before reviewing a launch.

## Choose a partner with a job

The partner index pairs 18 animated characters with AI model families. Pikachu, Bulbasaur and Squirtle introduce the research, operations and community roles, with more partners available in the roster.

With a configured provider connection and private desk access, the assigned partner can use the project brief, checklist and available market snapshot to help draft plans, explain metrics, identify missing information or prepare a community update. Actual model access depends on the configured provider; a place in the roster does not mean every model family is connected.

The builder keeps control of decisions. The agent can help shape the work, while the person reviews the output, completes tasks and decides what to publish.

## Review a launch in your wallet

When the project is ready, Poke Agents offers a Pump.fun token creation flow on Solana. Connect Phantom or Solflare, review the token identity and image, then choose the quote currency and fee destination. SOL and USDC are supported.

The wallet first authorizes publication of the token metadata and separately approves the creation transaction. The review includes estimated network and account creation costs. Connecting a wallet or saving a brief does not create a token, and the creation flow includes no initial purchase.

After the transaction is confirmed, the token address is linked to the project workspace. Builders who have already launched can add an existing Solana address instead.

## Keep the project moving

The workspace brings the linked token, project notes and checklist together. Available public pool data from DEX Screener adds market context, with a source and fetch time. Missing data remains unavailable, so the next discussion can start with what is actually known.

Holder Rewards can be selected during supported launches in place of creator fees. That choice is fixed at creation. The reward planner lets builders explore a hypothetical distribution; actual eligibility and payouts depend on available fees and Pump.fun conditions. Rewards are not guaranteed.

Poke Agents does not trade automatically, manage a wallet, send reward payments or publish social posts. Its role is to give builders a place to prepare, review and keep working with context.

Start with a purpose. Choose a partner. Give the project a routine worth returning to.

*Poke Agents is an independent project, not affiliated with Pokémon, Nintendo, Pump.fun or AI providers. Characters and third-party marks belong to their respective owners.*