v0.2.6
Release 009 · August 19, 2026 · Current
VEX 0.2.6
Two new protocols, one standard of proof - Vex now launches tokens on pools.fun and lends on Morpho, and it can show its work for both.
Since 0.2.5, ninety-seven commits landed across two full protocol integrations, a public attestation feed, and a round of honesty work on market data and mission accounting. The agent gains 26 new tools - 9 for the pools.fun launchpad and 17 for Morpho lending - and every money path among them was verified against the live chain before this note was written.
01 · pools.fun launchpad
pools.fun is a launchpad on Robinhood Chain where a new token starts life inside a real SushiSwap V3 pool - no bonding curve, no graduation, tradable from its first block. Vex can research it, launch on it, and collect the creator fees a launch earns.
01 · Launches are verified, not trusted. The launchpad's backend hands Vex a ready-made launch transaction; Vex never signs it on faith. It decodes the calldata and re-derives every field against the chain - name, symbol, paired asset against the factory's own allowlist, the deployment fee against the contract's live value and its on-chain bounds, the predicted token address recomputed three independent ways, and the exact transaction value - thirteen checks in all, every one required before your approval is even requested. What you approve is the exact byte-for-byte transaction that gets broadcast.
02 · Atomic first buy. A launch can include an ETH prebuy that fills in the same transaction the pool is created in. Its minimum output is pinned to the exact simulated fill, never a percentage band, so the first buy cannot be quietly worse than what was shown.
03 · The creator fee stream is yours, and claimable. On every agent launch the fee recipient is pinned to your session wallet - the tools expose no parameter to point it anywhere else. pools.claim_fees previews a claim as a free on-chain simulation and reports both legs, the launched token and the paired asset, as raw amounts with their decimals. Figures the locker merely holds already are labeled as such, never presented as the claimable total.
04 · Research at full provider depth. Five read tools cover screening with every server-verified filter and sort, name search, price candles, single-token deep reads (with decimals read on-chain, not assumed), and your own launch history. A filter the provider does not support is refused by name with a pointer to the tool that can answer it - pool liquidity, for example, routes to DexScreener, where these pools are indexed.
05 · Trading needs no new venue. Because a pools.fun token sits in an ordinary Sushi V3 pool, Vex quotes and trades it through KyberSwap like any other token - measured against live launches before shipping, not assumed.
06 · A launch form with two honest stages. The launchpad card now hosts a platform selector (Trench | pools.fun). The pools form works in two stages: stage one shows the final predicted token address, the resolved fee recipient, and the exact cost breakdown; only the Deploy click authorizes precisely that transaction. The fee recipient is editable there - and only there - as an address or an X username, exactly like on the pools.fun site.
02 · Morpho lending
Vex speaks Morpho Blue across nine EVM chains: seventeen tools covering curated vaults, individual markets, borrowing, positions, and rewards.
01 · Vaults and markets, routed by who picks the venue. A curated vault is a managed deposit - one asset handed to a curator. A market is one loan asset against one collateral the user picks themselves, and it is also the only way to borrow. Vex deposits into and withdraws from vaults, and on vouched-oracle markets it supplies collateral, borrows, repays, and withdraws - always quoting the same operation first, always with exact-amount token approvals.
02 · Screening that reads the fine print. Market and vault discovery expose the provider's full filter surface, and the workflow is screen-then-read: Vex never recommends a market from a screening row alone, because bad debt, the oracle price, and real liquidity only appear in the detail read.
03 · Rewards without illusions. Incentive rewards are separate tokens whose prices move on their own. Vex reports what a claim would deliver now apart from accrual that can still change, and claims everything claimable on a chain in one transaction through Merkl - after telling you when a claim is smaller than the gas it costs.
03 · AgentScan attestations
Every on-chain action Vex executes now attests to AgentScan, the public activity ledger at agentscan.projectvex.ai. Attestations carry the full contract - executed amounts taken from the terminal on-chain event rather than local observation, Solana transactions decoded natively, bridge deposits proven from their receipts, and the new lending and fee-claim vocabularies. The in-app Agent Scan feed matches: technical legs like approvals fold away behind the actions they served, and every row keeps its transaction hash.
04 · Market data that earns trust
01 · Freshness is measured, not guessed. DexScreener research was rebuilt around provable token age: Vex measures when a token actually launched and routes brand-new tokens to sources that already index them, instead of reading an empty answer as "no market exists".
02 · Your own launches are labeled. Token discovery now flags rows created by your own wallet, so the agent no longer pitches your own test launch back to you as a market opportunity.
03 · A blocked venue names itself. When KyberSwap's edge refuses service - geo-blocks, rate limits, outages - Vex now classifies the refusal and reveals the Uniswap fallback instead of denying the swap with a silent, unexplained error.
05 · Mission capital honesty
01 · Deployed capital is typed and baselined. A mission's success criteria are now measured against the capital the mission actually deployed, from a baseline taken at mission start - pre-existing balances no longer count toward a target the agent did nothing to reach. The mission contract card shows the declared capital and its live exposure.
02 · Measurability warnings, every time. If a mission's success criterion cannot be measured cleanly, the agent is warned in every setup turn - including when a mission is renewed, where the stale denominator would otherwise bind again silently.
03 · A confirmed buy must also deliver. After a swap confirms, Vex verifies the tokens actually arrived. A scam token that confirms the transaction but delivers nothing is detected and named as exactly that, instead of sending the agent hunting for phantom indexer lag. While a mission sleeps, the agent can now leave a price watch that wakes it when a level is hit.
06 · Engineering
Eleven database migrations (073-083) ship in this release and apply automatically. The Vex fee leg that runs after a successful launch is now one shared component serving both launchpads. Runtime validation moved to zod 4.4. The pools.fun money path was verified live before release - a funded launch through the real product pipeline, with the settlement decoded from the receipt and cross-checked against what was authorized.
Community
Thanks to BerzanTas for reviewing and landing the AgentScan service-side support for pools.fun launches and the new fee-claim kind (vex-agentscan #56, #57, #60) - the attestation feed reads Vex's new vocabulary because that work moved with ours.
07 · Before you update
Eleven new migrations run automatically on first start; the first launch after updating may take a moment longer. Two changes you will feel: agent-initiated token launches now require a picture staged in the image locker (the form path still leaves it your choice), and the locker stores your originals at full quality - pools.fun launches carry the original, while Trench launches automatically use a small on-chain copy prepared at upload. Completed on-chain actions attest to the public AgentScan service. No manual action is required.