Introducing orbio.bot

orbio turned AI inference into a token. One CREDIT is one dollar of Orbio usage: models, search, scraping, the tools an agent pays for as it works. CREDIT trades on orbio's Exchange, and activating it turns it into usable balance on an Orbio account. orbio.bot adds the machinery that token was missing: orders that wait for your price, budgets that pay agents, and links that send inference to anyone.

The gap is easy to see once you use the book. orbio's Exchange holds asks only, so a buyer takes the price that is there or comes back later and checks again. There is no way to leave an order at your price, no clean way to give ten agents their own budget, and no way to send inference to someone you only have a link for. orbio.bot fills those three gaps with three small contracts that call orbio's Exchange and the CREDIT token directly.

Bids are the first. You escrow USDG with a price limit and walk away. When asks on orbio's book reach your price, anyone can fill your bid against them, and the CREDIT lands in the wallet you chose, or straight into an Orbio balance as activated inference. A bid can be a single limit order or a recurring buy that spends a fixed amount every hour, day or week, with a budget that never piles up past one period.

The limit you set is all-in. Every fill must keep the USDG spent plus the filler's tip, divided by the CREDIT you actually receive, at or under your number, with orbio's book fee and the activation fee counted inside it. A fill that would break the limit reverts and nothing is spent. Put 100 USDG behind a limit of 0.45 per CREDIT, 55% off, with a 0.3% tip, and you will never pay more than 0.45 for a CREDIT you receive, however the bid gets filled.

Keepers do the filling. Any wallet can fill an open bid and keep its tip, up to 1% of the USDG spent, and the site lists every bid that can fill right now against the live book. Each fill is simulated before it is sent, so a keeper knows exactly what will land. If you would rather use your own keeper, name it as the only filler and nobody else can touch the bid.

Fleets are the second piece. An operator creates a fleet, funds it with CREDIT or with USDG bought on orbio's book, and adds each agent wallet with an allowance: a rate per period, banked up to a cap. The bot refuels itself whenever it needs to, and only the bot can be paid. A fleet holds up to 64 bots, and the operator can pause one, retune it, move it to a new wallet without losing what it earned, or hand the whole fleet to a new operator in two steps.

An allowance is safer than a wallet full of tokens. The agent can never take more than it has earned, a paused bot stops accruing, and inference activated into its Orbio balance cannot be moved anywhere else. From code the whole loop is three calls: find your allowances with slotsOf, check what is ready with available, and collect it with refuel. Everything an agent needs is written out at orbio.bot/llms.txt.

Drops are the third. Fund a drop with CREDIT, choose how many people can claim and how much each gets, and share one link. The link carries a one-time key, and a claim is signed by that key for one named wallet, so it cannot be redirected and every wallet claims once. Claimers pick CREDIT tokens or inference on their own Orbio account. For a known list there is the payout: up to 200 wallets, an amount each, in a single transaction.

None of this asks you to trust us. The three orbio.bot contracts have no owner, no fee and no upgrade path, their sources are verified on Sourcify, and deploying all three cost 0.00013 ETH. Every write on the site is simulated before your wallet opens, and if it would fail you get the reason in plain words and nothing is signed. The addresses are at orbio.bot/contracts.json for anyone who wants to check.

Start at orbio.bot. Place a bid at the discount you want, set up a fleet for your agents, or send someone inference with a link. The site is built for phones first, the docs explain every rule each contract enforces, and new features are announced at x.com/GetOrbioBot.