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Mission

An anonymous desk for agent use cases.

Crypto Agent Desk publishes playbooks for traders who already use chat models and scripts as part of the workday. The unit of publication is a use case: a problem, an agent setup, a workflow, the risks, and the kinds of tools that can carry a step.

The desk is public and anonymous. There is no personal byline. That is deliberate. The pages should be usable without knowing who filed them.

What you can expect on a page

  1. Who it is for. A role, not a persona with a biography.
  2. The job to be done. One outcome, stated so you can tell when it is finished.
  3. The workflow. Steps you can rerun next week without the original chat.
  4. Inputs and outputs. What you hand the agent, and what you refuse to accept back.
  5. Risks. The specific ways this job goes wrong, including confident nonsense.
  6. Tool types. Generic. A page that needs a feed says so. It does not invent a vendor score.

The stop line

Agents draft, watch, and file. They do not send orders. They do not hold seed phrases. A human gate is a step, not a slogan: the workflow stops until a person writes accept, reject, or revise. Silence is not a yes.

How the desk is paid for

Two hooks, both optional and both labeled. A sponsor slot on the site, with rates still TBD, and a newsletter signup that is a stub until a mail provider is connected. There is no affiliate program. A sponsor cannot purchase the conclusion of a use case.

FAQ

Why is the desk anonymous?

So the byline is the playbook. Pages do not carry a personal name, a city, an ENS name, or a wallet. If a fact needs a source, the source is a public document, not a person at the desk.

What will the desk not publish?

Exploit write-ups, wallet-splitting guides, fake track records, and product claims we cannot verify. Tool mentions stay at the level of a type: a chat model, a market data API, a block explorer, a spreadsheet.

Is this financial advice?

No. A use case describes how to run a job. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell, hold, or size any asset. You are the one who can lose the money.