Bags-SDK-hackathon is a terminal app that helps you launch a coin in three steps. It is built for people who want a simple flow and do not want to manage each part by hand.
It includes tools for:
- token setup
- fee splits
- claims
- Dexscreener checks
- agent auth
- Solana actions
- MCP tool access
If you want to try it on Windows, use the link above to visit the GitHub page and download or clone the project files.
Use this link to visit the page and download or set up the app:
Visit the GitHub download page
- Open the link above in your browser.
- On the GitHub page, look for the green Code button.
- Click Code, then choose Download ZIP.
- Save the file to your computer.
- Right-click the ZIP file and choose Extract All.
- Open the extracted folder.
- Look for a file named
README.mdand follow the setup steps listed there. - If the project includes a ready-to-run Windows file, double-click it to start the app.
This app works best on a Windows computer with:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11
- A stable internet connection
- At least 4 GB of memory
- A few hundred MB of free disk space
- A terminal app such as Command Prompt or PowerShell
For best results, use the latest version of Windows and keep your system updated.
You may need:
- a GitHub account to access the files
- a Solana wallet or wallet file for token actions
- basic access keys for agent auth
- a browser for checking token pages and Dexscreener data
Keep your wallet and private keys private. Only use files and keys you trust.
Follow these steps in order:
- Download the project from GitHub.
- Extract the files.
- Open PowerShell in the project folder.
- Run the setup command listed in the project files.
- Start the app from the terminal.
- Follow the on-screen prompts to launch your coin.
The app is built around a three-step flow, so you should see a simple path through the launch process.
The app guides you through a launch flow with tools that help with each part of the process.
- create or prepare a token
- set fee splits
- manage claim actions
- check token data on Dexscreener
- connect agent auth
- use MCP tools from the terminal
- hand off actions to your AI helper
The app includes many small tools that handle specific tasks. You do not need to learn each one at first. In most cases, the app asks short questions and then uses the right tool for the job.
The app is built to keep the launch process simple.
Set up the token details, wallet access, and launch settings.
Run the launch action from the terminal and confirm the prompts.
Check fee splits, claims, and market data after the launch.
This flow helps keep the process clear for users who do not want to manage each part on their own.
Agent auth helps the app know that the right user is in control. If you use an AI helper or connected tools, auth keeps the session tied to your setup.
Common uses include:
- approving actions
- linking tools
- keeping launch steps in order
- reducing manual input
The app can check token data with Dexscreener. This helps you view:
- price movement
- trading activity
- market visibility
- token pair data
You can use this data to see how your token looks after launch.
The app supports fee splits so you can route parts of the fee to the right places. It also supports claim actions, which can help with token-related claims in your launch flow.
You can use these features to:
- set where fees go
- split shares between wallets
- confirm claim steps
- keep your launch setup organized
Here is a simple way a user might use the app:
- Open the project in Windows.
- Start the terminal app.
- Follow the setup prompts.
- Connect the wallet or auth step.
- Set the token name and launch details.
- Run the launch flow.
- Check the token on Dexscreener.
This repository covers:
- agent tools
- Bags.fm
- hackathon work
- Hermes
- launch flows
- MCP
- Moltbook
- OpenClaw
- Solana
- token setup
- TypeScript
These topics point to a toolset built for launch automation and terminal-based control.
If the app does not start, check these items:
- the files are fully extracted
- you opened the correct folder
- your terminal is running in the project directory
- your wallet or auth file is in the right place
- your internet connection is active
If the app asks for setup values, enter them carefully and match the format shown on screen.
To open PowerShell in the project folder:
- Open the folder in File Explorer.
- Click the address bar.
- Type
powershell. - Press Enter.
To open Command Prompt:
- Press
Win + R. - Type
cmd. - Press Enter.
You may see files and folders such as:
README.mdpackage.jsonsrcdist.envnode_modules
If the project uses a setup file, follow the steps in the README or on-screen prompts.
No. The app is designed to guide you through the steps in plain language.
Yes. The setup steps above are written for Windows users.
Yes, if you want to use token launch features and Solana actions.
You can still open the project page and read the files before you run anything.
Use the GitHub link at the top of this page, download the project, extract it on Windows, then open the folder and follow the setup steps in the terminal