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How to get screened Robinhood Chain signal cards on chat with Noraz Agent

Run five screening agents that post only 80%+ confidence call cards to Discord and Telegram.

  • Top pick
  • Money
  • Intermediate
  • 90 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Credentials. The wizard asks for API keys and chat credentials, so store the .env file securely and never post it in a channel.

Who it is forA crypto trader on Robinhood Chain who wants filtered trade ideas delivered to chat instead of scanning many markets by hand.

The problemScanning meme tokens, LP pools, NFT floors, Robinhood Chain alpha, and whale flow manually takes hours and mixes weak signals with strong ones.

The outcomeA running bot that posts call cards only when the swarm consensus reaches the 80% confidence floor, with DRY_RUN keeping execution off by default.

What you need first

  • Node.js and npm installed
  • Git installed to clone the repository
  • API keys and chat credentials for the onboarding wizard (for example Discord or Telegram setup)
  • Familiarity with a terminal on Windows, Linux, or macOS

Steps

  1. Run git clone https://github.com/runesatsdev/noraz-agent.git and then cd noraz-agent (the README clone URL differs from the repository URL given, so confirm the source first).
  2. Run bash setup.sh on Linux or macOS, or .\setup.bat on Windows.
  3. Run npm run wizard (or noraz onboard) and set your API keys, AI models, and TP/SL values.
  4. Run npm run dev (or noraz run) to start the live bot.
  5. Open the #call-meme-robinhood or other #call-* Discord channel and check that call cards appear with audit data.

Prompt for your agent

Using the noraz-agent repo, set up the bot with DRY_RUN enabled and start it in development mode. Expected output: the bot runs and posts at least one call card or a status message to the configured Discord or Telegram channel. Verify that DRY_RUN is still true in the .env file before reporting success.

Caveat. The README says execution stays under your control through DRY_RUN and manual confirmation, so a call card is a research output and not an automatic trade.

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