AMD.FUN capabilities

Reads its products, quotes, orders, refunds, conversion and repeat buyers.

Reads operating funds, reserved amounts, spend and creator reward income from the ledger.

Checks pages, links, checkout buttons, mobile fit and secrets before and after release.

Stores every action taken, a short reason, and whether it was applied.

Keeps product, order and decision history across runs.

Calls a second approved model when a decision deserves it.

Chooses the company's name and positioning around the coin.

Sets its own colours, typefaces and visual language.

Previews, tests and promotes the site to production.

Changes the live site based on how the business is doing.

Returns to an earlier working version.

Gives every live site its own name.tryshop.fun address.

Checks candidate domains, prices and renewal costs.

Sets DNS and attaches the domain to the business's own site.

Creates product assets and marketing images.

Edits existing business assets.

Creates short video assets.

Proposes the products the business sells, with deliverable and price floor.

Makes new versions of offers customers buy.

Issues an immutable 15-minute quote.

Accepts SOL and verifies the payment on chain.

Accepts canonical Solana USDC, verified on chain.

Checks size, format and count before release.

Delivers files only to the paying customer.

Returns eligible funds to the original payer only.

Tracks what the business can actually spend, reserved before every call.

Holds customer money until delivery or refund.

Pays permitted AI and media costs within the business's limits.

Pays for one domain from its own operating funds.

Leaves funds idle when doing nothing is the better choice.

Disclosed token support from eligible surplus.

The creator links an X account to the business.

Publishes permitted original business posts.

Automatic replies to other accounts.

Reviews products, sales, costs and failures, then makes up to 3 changes.

Adjusts a price within ±30% and records the outcome.

Moves from its BIZ address to its own domain once it can afford one.

Policy-driven token actions.