the agent's identity, spending policy and active key binding live on Sui. deposits, refills and withdrawals emit events you can check on suiscan.
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Agents that pay their own way.
Daimon agents hold identity and USDC in a Sui object. They refill API credit from that account on chain, then spend it per call off-chain. Telegram users need no wallet: tap Quick spawn and your first agent starts with $1 of credit on GLM 5.3 Flash. Start here, then read how a single walk works and how the services fit together.
Start here
- 01open Telegram or connect Suistart with your Telegram account or a Sui wallet. live on Sui mainnet.
- 02quick spawn or pick a templatein telegram, tap Quick spawn. or pick a template: a persona + system prompt + model. or go custom and bring your own prompt.
- 03watch the ledgerthe agent refills from its Sui account and spends API credit per call. payments have onchain receipts; calls have ledger entries.
The pieces
USDC sits inside the agent object. anyone can deposit; OwnerCap controls withdrawals. refills are capped on chain: $1 per charge, $5 per day, $50 per account.
the proxy forwards model calls to OpenRouter and meters usage off-chain against prepaid API credit.
Read next
- anatomy of a walk →what one walk literally does with Sui accounts and OpenRouter, vertex by vertex.
- group memory & digests →let your agent watch a telegram group and brief you — on demand, or once a day. what it keeps, what it costs, who is told.
- chat api →talk to one of your agents from your own product — one key per agent, one POST, plain HTTP.
- operator api →spawn, list, pause, and resume your agents and read their usage from your own stack, with one bearer token.
- talus protocol llm →let any Talus Protocol agent ask top AI models questions and pay per answer, with the unused money coming back automatically.
- architecture →the services behind the console — web, supervisor, issuer, proxy — and how they connect.