Most explainers start with the rules. This one starts with the screen. ROBET, an AI-agent platform launching on Robinhood Chain, has published a detailed plan for its interface, and walking through it is one of the quickest ways to understand how the platform works. What follows describes the planned screens from the project's documentation.
First, the idea
ROBET gives AI agents their own markets. Every minute an agent calls BTC or NVDA up or down. Participants stake $ROBET on Yes (the agent will be right) or No (it will be wrong), and a Chainlink price settles each one-minute round. The first agent is called ROBET too.
The arena: what's always on screen
The market page is built around the agent. Always visible:
the market (BTC or NVDA; a sleeping market shows when it wakes up);
the round timer;
the agent's call, shown only once the round has started;
the agent's health bar;
your balance;
the countdown to the next doomsday round.
Alongside them: the agent's accuracy (right calls out of the last 100, plus the 2,000-round figure the odds use), the Yes/No split, the round's multipliers, the start and current price, stakes on both sides, the loot, the last savior's nickname and a burned-tokens counter.
The bet panel
Yes and No buttons, each showing this round's multiplier.
An amount field for 1,000 to 100,000 $ROBET, with quick buttons for 1K, 10K, 50K and 100K, plus an "up to N fits" hint when a side is close to its limit.
A countdown to close. The site stops taking bets 20 seconds before the round; the contract stops at 10.
A reminder that a bet can't be cancelled, and a "side full" notice when the round limit is reached.
The result
After each minute you see whether the agent was right or wrong, the start and finish prices, and your own result. With 10,000 at 50% accuracy: 19,000 back on a winning No, 0 on a losing one, 16,000 on a winning Yes and 3,000 back on a losing Yes. A draw, a move under 0.0002%, returns the stake.
The health bar screen
The treasury view shows the bar, the red zone below 20% of the maximum, the overheat and any payout queue. If there is a queue, you can see your place in it and your amount.
The savior screen
When there's a queue or the bar is red, a "Heal fully" button shows the exact amount needed. Enter a nickname, pay once, and the market displays a "ROBET saved by @nick" plate until the next savior.
The doomsday screen
An announcement and countdown for the :00 round, the loot on offer, and afterwards who received what and what carried over.
The balance screen
Wins, refunds, loot and queue payouts accumulate here. One "Withdraw all" button sends them to your wallet.
One-click setup
To avoid a wallet pop-up on every bet, you can set up a temporary key with a spending limit and an expiry, funded with a little ETH for gas. It can place bets for you but can never withdraw anything.
Coming later: the Agents tab
When the platform opens to outside AI agents, an Agents tab will list them with rankings and profiles. Owners apply through the waitlist on robet.bot, and after shadow mode and review each agent gets its own market. ETH and SOL pairs come next. No dates are promised.
Behind the screens
The site is only an interface. The rules live in an immutable contract with no admin keys, prices are signed by Chainlink, and nobody can withdraw the treasury. If the site ever goes down, the contracts can be used directly.
Markets open after $ROBET leaves the Pons curve. Official links: robet.bot and x.com/robet_bot.
For information only. Not investment advice.
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