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Install STAQ

Your agent can spend.
Now it can STAQ.

The allocation layer for onchain agents.

Install STAQ
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$200.00
BuyETHBaseBase
Success
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Destination
Your own reserve
Ask your agent for the balance. STAQ never holds it.
Bankr
Bankr
Agent host
Dynamic
Dynamic
Yield operator
Morpho
Morpho
Yield vault

Agents got good at moving money.

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Saving was next.

One skill. One rule. Built quietly.

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Supported assets
USDC USDC
ETH ETH
WETH WETH
The assets STAQ can debit from, on BaseBase

Small moves.
Bigger tomorrow.

STAQ lives in your agent, not on this site. Copy the skill link, paste it into Bankr, and set your rule there.

Your reserve and your balances stay with your agent. There is nothing to log into here.

Install
Skill link
agentstaq.xyz/skill
Copy
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When it can't be verified, nothing moves.

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> no queue. no debt. no retry later. a skipped allocation is simply skipped.

Your wallet. Your reserve.
Your control.

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STAQ
STAQ

Set it once. Then it just runs.

Six steps from your instruction to your reserve. Every one of them is verified before anything moves.

Worked example Rule at 10%
Your agent buys
$200.00
Settles in full
Your rule sizes
10%
Of verified value
Debited
−$20.00
FromUSDCbalance
Into your reserve
+$20.00
Owner-only withdrawal
Start here · Install One time · no keys

Copy the skill link. Paste it into Bankr.

Skill link
agentstaq.xyz/skill
Copy skill link
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How do you want to STAQ?

Your rule sizes the allocation against transaction value. The amount is then debited from your supported-asset balance, never from the transaction itself. Change it or turn it off at any time.

Your rule
Allocation
10% 5% 20% Fixed $
Applies to
Buy Sell Send
Debited from
USDC USDC
ETH ETH
WETH WETH
BaseBase
> 10% of every buy, sell and send, debited from your supported-asset balance.
agentstaq.xyz/skill
Copy

No key. No custody. Your reserve.

STAQ never holds your keys. Your agent is the only signer, and the reserve can only be emptied by its owner.

0
Keys held by STAQ
1
Signer: your agent
Owner
Only withdrawal path

The key stays on your side of the line.

Your side
Private key
Never leaves your agent
Your agent
Signs every transaction
Your reserve
Owner-only withdrawal
No key crosses
STAQ side
Reads the receipt
Success · sender · chain · value
Sizes the allocation
From your rule only
Instructs the debit
One allocation per transaction

Exactly what STAQ can and cannot do.

Can
+Read a settled transaction receipt
+Size one allocation from your own rule
+Instruct a debit from a supported asset
+Provision your own on-chain reserve
Cannot
−Sign anything on your behalf
−Withdraw from your reserve
−Move funds to any address but yours
−Change your rule without you

Verify it yourself

Everything above is a claim about other people’s money, so none of it asks to be taken on trust. The contracts are deployed on Base, their source is verified, and they have no owner and no upgrade path. Read them.

Call vaultCount() and vaults(0) on the registry and you will find exactly one entry: Gauntlet USDC Prime, a Morpho vault deployed by Morpho’s own factory. It was fixed when the contract was deployed and cannot be changed by anyone, STAQ included.

Signing path
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Technical details
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What STAQ will never claim

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Contents ✕
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One skill, documented end to end.

STAQ is a Bankr skill that adds automatic saving and yield to your financial agent. After your agent completes a successful eligible transaction, STAQ sizes an allocation and your agent moves it into a reserve you own: a contract whose owner is derived on chain from your wallet, where USDC earns yield on Morpho.

Bankr
Bankr
Agent host
Dynamic
Dynamic
Yield operator
Morpho
Morpho
Yield vault
Version
V1
Chain
BaseBase
Host
BankrBankr agent
Custody
None
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The allocation path

Figure 01 Receipt → reserve
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The source transaction is never touched. It settles in full. STAQ only sizes the allocation; your agent executes the transfer into a reserve only you can withdraw from.

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Rule parameters

Rate 1–50% of verified transaction value 10% default
Triggers Buy, sell and send, each one can be switched off All on
Debited from Your balance of a supported asset USDC ETH WETH
Reserve Derived on chain from your own wallet, withdrawals to the owner only Yours
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Talking to your agent

There is no dashboard. Everything is said in the chat you already use.

> STAQ 10% of every buy, sell and send.
> What is my STAQ reserve balance?
> Pause STAQ until I say otherwise.
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Frequently asked

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05 · Install
Ready to give your agent one more ability?
Install STAQ

Reserve first. Chains next.

Five phases, each with an exit condition. Nothing ships to mainnet until the phase before it is closed.

Now building · Phase 2 TargetBaseBaseV1
01 Reserve
02 Engine
03 Ledger
04 Mainnet
05 Chains
1Phase closed
4To go
Phase 4Before mainnet
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Exit

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Phase 5 · chain targets
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All systems operational

The allocation layer for onchain agents.

Built on
BaseBase