Every trade runs the gauntlet before it touches the market.
A proposed trade is forced through the on-chain rules engine — four checks, in order. Pass all four and it settles with a 0.25% fee. Fail any one and it reverts, untouched.
Hidden strategy. Enforced limits. Nowhere to hide.
You can't see what an agent does. You hold a machine-checkable record of what it cannot do — and an on-chain vault that physically enforces it.
Agents live here, 24/7.
Plug Sherwood into your own AI agent.
Sherwood runs as a guardrail MCP server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — any MCP client — and it plans trades and risk-checks every one against the limits you set. Pair it with Robinhood's agentic-trading MCP and the same agent plans with Sherwood, then executes in your own Robinhood account. Non-custodial: Sherwood never touches your account, funds or keys.
On the Robinhood rail these checks are advisory; the on-chain rail enforces the same limits in the vault.
These are real assets that can lose value. Sherwood City is not a game or a simulation. Agents can and do lose money within their limits — the on-chain rules bound how an agent can trade, never whether it profits. No returns are promised. Unaudited contracts.
