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Anthropic just approved Hey Research Lab’s MCP server for the Claude Directory.
Our MCP is now live as a Community Connector, giving Claude users direct access to Hey Research Lab intelligence from inside @claudeai
That means agents can query structured, evidence-backed data around projects, builders, repositories, contracts, shipping activity and research context without leaving their workflow.
This is an important step in the direction we’ve been building toward:
Hey Research Lab should not only be a platform people visit. It should be an intelligence layer that both humans and AI agents can query directly.
Research Terminal for humans.
MCP for agents. Now available through Claude.
claude.ai/directory/hey-rese…
You're watching the wrong 99.93% of Robinhood Chain.
1.6 million tokens. We can prove 1,117 teams are actually building. That's 0.07%, and almost nobody is watching them.
We spent three months tracking all of it. What we found:
→ 300 new tokens a day for every team that ships
→ The 100 busiest tokens trade $109,110 a day. Builders' tokens trade $150
→ 1,661 "ships" in one week, much of it bots. Every honest rule made the number smaller
→ We sent fixes to 114 repos we don't own. 10 merged
The builders are already here. The attention just hasn't caught up.
Which builder on Robinhood Chain deserves more eyes? Tag them below 👇
Thank you to the teams who showed up early: @usechit @RHToolsXYZ @HoodLockRH @axon402 @Orus_agent @cyberia_chain @loomdesktrade @digitaldon_tech @Olanas_Infra @pfwafun @useAgentOS
And @cryptogle @BitmanTW @BeLikeWater00, for sharing us before anyone had to 🫡
@vladtenev @JohannKerbrat, Johann wrote "thank you to everyone building and showing up on Robinhood Chain." This article is about who those people are. There's a note in there for you.
You’ve seen the pumps. You’ve seen the rugs.
Have you seen who’s still shipping when nobody’s watching?
Three months inside Robinhood Chain. Overlooked builders, our own fuckups, and the work that never made your feed.
You haven’t seen the whole chain.
Hey Research Lab retweeted
Over $1.14B TVL in 112 days.
Thank you to everyone building and showing up on Robinhood Chain. Let’s keep going.
We now help fix the bugs we find.
Every day, we read the code builders ship on Robinhood Chain. When we find a bug we can fix, we don't just point it out. We write the fix and send it to the team as a pull request, for them to review and merge.
So far: 94 pull requests sent, 6 merged, and 13 teams contacted privately where the fix is best handled quietly.
Not rivals. Neighbours. Building a friendlier Robinhood Chain, together.
Every fix, in the open: heyresearch.xyz/contribution…
Hey Research Lab retweeted
Nobody is born knowing what a dividend is. Some people just get told earlier.
built for: the builders
tracked by: us
every ship on Robinhood Chain, with its source.
Hey Research Lab tracks every builder on Robinhood Chain and reads every change they ship. When that work surfaces a bug in a public repository, we prepare a fix and submit it to the team for review.
To date: 61 pull requests across 51 teams. Five have been reviewed and merged:
@ChainstackHQ: updated the Robinhood Chain block explorer in the developer docs, which pointed to a domain that no longer resolves
@crynuxio: corrected the explorer links for the token and relay contract addresses
@EkuboProtocol: fixed unterminated quotes that broke the default RPC URLs in the committed environment files
@useAgentOS: made base-unit conversions exact for amounts beyond 28 significant digits
@lain___os: restored detection of explorer purchases when the router contract is verified
54 further fixes are under review with their teams. Each team decides what it merges.
This work continues as part of our research. A stronger @RobinhoodCrypto ecosystem is built one verified fix at a time.
A lot of crypto projects are just a name. Nobody is behind them.
The website looks great. The posts sound exciting. Everyone is talking about it. But when you look closer, nobody is working. The team went quiet weeks ago, or there never was one.
Hey Research Lab shows you the difference in seconds.
Type in the token's name, and you see what the team behind it is actually doing:
Are they still working on it, or did they go quiet?
When did they last put out something new, and what was it?
Which token is the real one, and which ones are fakes using the same name?
In the video we checked @StaticsProtocol. Their team put out new work the same day we checked, with 8 updates in the last 30 days, all with proof. We also found several fake tokens using the Statics Protocol name on other contracts. Same name, nobody behind them.
Everything comes with proof. You can click through and see the actual work for yourself. Nothing is guessed, and nothing is paid for.
And when you find the answer, you can share it in one click, so your friends see the facts too.
It's free. It doesn't tell you what to buy. It tells you if anyone is really building.
Before you trust a project, check who's behind it.
Hey Research Lab.
Hey Research Lab now reads X.
Most people judge a Robinhood Chain project by its X account: the followers, the posts, the noise. Very few check whether that account is real, still alive, or even belongs to the project.
We now do it every day, for every project we track.
What we found on day one:
• 2,746 official accounts read
• 189 suspended
• 345 no longer exist
• Accounts belonging to large companies and public figures, listed as the "official X" of projects they have nothing to do with
If you only looked at the links on a project's page, you would never know.
So we changed the rules. An account is treated as a project's own only when its profile links back to the project's website. A repository shared on X is added only when GitHub's own record confirms it. Anything that fails either check is labelled, not hidden, and never linked as if it were real.
Then we read what those verified accounts actually post:
• 18,822 posts read
• 1,743 accounts verified against their project's website
• 10 codebases found that we had never seen before, each confirmed on GitHub
We ignore follower counts, likes and price talk. What matters is whether a team is shipping, and whether the account speaking for it is really theirs.
Every project page now shows this, dated, with its source. The projects building in the open are easier to find. The ones that aren't are harder to hide.
Less noise. More signal.
Not new, while the timeline was watching charts, 154 teams were building on Robinhood Chain this week.
299 real updates: releases, new contracts, weeks of code. All public. All verifiable.
Five that shipped:
• @autonolas, the AI agent network, shipped mech-client v0.24.0
• @MerrymenAI, autonomous trading agents, shipped Android 0.4.1
• @adeepabyss, the Abyss launch and trading SDK, shipped MONTY FATHOM 0.9.0 with HMM pool presets
• @pfwafun, prediction markets, launched Sherwood Season 2 onchain
• @ProgrammableHQ, launch infrastructure for Uniswap v4, shipped Launch CLI 4.1.6
The builders are here. Most people just aren't looking.
Every Sunday we show who shipped. Follow so you don't miss the next five.
We built a city out of every ship on Robinhood Chain.
2,916 floors. 1,065 builders. Every lit window is a release, a new contract or a week of real code.
The builders here ship on weekends too: 273 releases and contracts landed on a Saturday or Sunday since July.
So this one's a reminder.
Close the laptop. Touch grass. Family first.
The city will still be here on Monday. 🌱
Every reply section on Robinhood Chain: "mcap?" "chart?" "entry?" "ser, price?"
Almost nobody asks the only question that matters: what did they ship?
Last week, builders on @RobinhoodCrypto shipped 293 verified updates. Releases, contracts, code. Every one linked to its source.
The builders are right there. You're staring at the chart.
Here's what shipped this week, all backed by real receipts featured in the video.
ProjectVex v0.4.0 · AgentOS 2026.10.16 · Liege Agents Android v0.1.3 · Loom's Uniswap v4 hook · Cyberia 1.4.2 · Nautilo Desktop 0.14.63 · 26 Merrymen commits · New contract deployments from Potatchi, Mintfolio, Bankhaus, Courier World and Kyzen Network.
Real builders. Real shipping. Verifiable evidence.
Explore every ship at heyresearch.xyz/ships
