One API call 01
Request a report containing sources, coverage, findings, and timestamps.
Read-only mainnet@hunchagents ↗
01 / ASSET EVIDENCE
Read the signals.
See the controls, context, and gaps before your agent acts.
Evidence with boundaries
On-chain controlsCode, supply, optional owner and pause interfaces, standard proxy indicators.
CoverageMissing holder and permission evidence requires review.
Market contextIndexed pools and reported liquidity.
Save a baseline. Compare the next observation.
Start with an address.
Your report will show what was observed,
the supporting evidence, and what needs review.
No wallet connectionNo signing
02 / BEFORE EXECUTION
An explicit second look.
Evaluate a proposed action against a published, fixed policy profile.
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Intent meets policy.
Missing required data returns a review decision.
It never silently becomes a passing check.
03 / EXECUTION CONTEXT
Simulate the next move.
Simulate an EVM call against RH mainnet state without broadcasting it.
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Execution has context.
Inspect execution status, returned bytes, and an optional gas estimate.
Simulation success is not signing approval.
04 / INFORMATION BOUNDARY
Keep instructions in place.
Inspect external text for six recognizable prompt-injection and secret-request patterns.
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External text stays data.
Review matched patterns and the exact excerpts.
No match cannot establish that text is safe.
05 / YOUR RADAR
Keep the important ones close.
Your watchlist stays in this browser. Refresh to observe new evidence; save a report to establish a comparison baseline.
Up to 10 contracts. Monitoring stops when this page is closed. This is not a background alert service.
06 / EVIDENCE YOU KEPT
A record of the decision.
Reports are saved only when you choose. Storage is local to this browser.
07 / BUILD WITH HUNCH
Give your agent a Hunch.
REST, JavaScript, Python, and MCP. Read-only checks without wallet custody.
An enforced runtime gate 02
Keep the selected profile in trusted configuration. Stop on a failure, block, or review.
Download JavaScript clientConnect through MCP 03
Download the stdio adapter and add this configuration to your MCP client. The profile is set by the operator, outside the model's tool arguments.
Public API: 40 requests per minute per client IP, with additional shared provider-capacity limits. Read the integration and coverage documentation ↗.