Do I need to know how to code, or how AI works?
No. You describe a job in your own words, the way you’d brief a person, and Claude drafts the agent. Every agent is plain instructions you can read and change, and each one asks you for the details it needs.
Is it only for crypto?
No. MindBlocks started as a crypto desk, so many of the ready-made agents work on crypto. The Writer, Summarizer, Explainer, Thread Writer and Chief of Staff work on anything, and you can build your own agent for any job you can describe.
What can an agent do, and what can’t it?
Agents read what you give them, then write, summarize, plan and explain. They can do exact math, remember notes between runs, hand work to each other and, on the crypto desks, read live market and chain data. They don’t browse the open web, and they can’t move money: trading is on paper only.
Do I need a Claude account?
No. MindBlocks runs Claude for you, and you pay per run from your credits.
Do I need to connect a wallet?
No, not even for the crypto tools. Paste any public address, ENS name or transaction hash to check it. MindBlocks never asks for a recovery phrase or private key.
Will I be able to pay in crypto?
Yes. When buying credits opens, you can pay in USDC or USDT from a wallet linked to your account, for 10% less than by card. The difference arrives as bonus credits.
Where does the crypto data come from?
Live prices come from the Crypto.com exchange and CoinMarketCap. On-chain data comes from Blockscout and public nodes, across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, OP Mainnet, Polygon and other EVM chains.
Can an agent trade for me?
No. Agents can only paper trade, inside limits you set, and every simulated order waits for your OK.
What happens to what I type or paste?
Your agents, runs and portfolio are private to your account. To answer a run, what you give it is sent to Anthropic, which runs Claude, and to the data providers the agent calls. You can delete your account at any time. The Privacy Policy has the details.
What if a run fails partway?
You pay for what a run actually used, never a flat fee, and you keep whatever it wrote before it stopped.