An AI teammate for your Telegram group and project’s X account.
Your approved knowledge. Replies in the conversation.
One workspace to manage it all.
/ask Where can I find the getting-started guide?
Start with the community guide. It covers setup, useful links and where to get help.
Illustration only. Telegram and X integrations are not live yet.
Members stay in the channels they already use. Your team manages the knowledge and usage from one workspace.
Add Arc Reply to your project’s group. Members use /ask or mention the bot to get a reply in the conversation.
Connect your project’s X account. When a member mentions it with a question, the planned agent replies using your approved knowledge.
The team funds usage. Members ask without buying tokens. Each channel draws from the connected project’s plan, with its own limits; paid accounting and channel controls are still in development.
Your team’s control room: add knowledge, approve sources and track usage. The public directory and web demo let people explore the product before joining a community.
Explore the directory ↗The FAQ is there. The docs are there. The same questions still find their way into the chat.
The planned Telegram and X agents bring that knowledge into the conversation. Your team approves the sources and sets the allowance. Members ask in their community; your team stays in control.
Take it for a spinFind your project, explore its knowledge, and ask a better question. Starting with Arc. Built for communities on every chain.
Market-cap snapshot · 9 Oct 2026, 05:45 UTC · Ranked among 6 indexed Arc tokens. Unpriced profiles follow alphabetically. DEX Screener ↗
Independently compiled profiles · Not claimed by these teams · Arc projects and cross-chain services are labeled separately. Inclusion is not an audit or partnership.
A token launch platform with public documentation for launch terms and fees.
Formerly Arcflow. A unified API for AI tools, with crypto payments.
An Arc-listed project whose website now uses the Astock brand.
Tools for shaping liquidity positions and accepting agent payments on Arc.
An experimental onchain fruit-fly connectome and developer dataset on Arc.
An Arc trading terminal for markets, swaps and token discovery.
Trading and liquidity infrastructure with documented Arc mainnet contracts.
Project and trader alerts, wallet insights, and community discovery tools.
This example knows the Arc Reply prototype.
Try a question. Check where the answer comes from.
How do service credits work?
Here’s what the documentation says.
Service credits are prototype demo units with no monetary value: a grounded response uses one credit, an unanswered question is free, and live token payments are not connected.
Start small. A project name and one good FAQ are enough to test the idea.
Create your agentPaste your product guide, FAQ, or community rules. Website importing comes next.
DOCUMENTS → CONTEXTReview what the agent can use. Approve a source, or send it back for changes.
REVIEW → APPROVETest answers and citations in your workspace. See which topics need more information.
QUESTION → EVIDENCEA useful answer shouldn’t require every community member to buy a token. Teams fund a measured allowance for their agent.
Sign in, enter your project details and paste an FAQ. Review the sources, then test your agent. Email signup is being connected before public workspace access opens.
Before a team can manage a public profile, we plan to verify control of its official website or community. Creating a private workspace does not verify ownership.
Planned: teams pay with our token to buy a finite service-credit pack. Quotes use a stable USDC reference value with an expiry; token payment is not connected yet.
Planned: each pack covers a fixed response allowance, with project and platform spending caps. At the limit, paid generation pauses; saved FAQs stay available.
Test your knowledge for free. When paid service opens, use $AREPLY to fund your agent’s monthly allowance.
Give the evidence engine a real question before committing to a plan.
Paid in $AREPLY at a live settlement quote. One agent, a prepaid allowance, and clear limits.
Proposed pilot: 29 USDC equivalent per month, paid in $AREPLY. Up to 1,000 standard AI responses, subject to the funded usage budget. Paid generation pauses at either limit; saved source notes stay available.
This is not a market quote. Taxes, swap fees and slippage are excluded. Checkout must quote the amount needed for verified net settlement.
Swap, subscription payments and paid AI activation are not live. A token purchase alone will not activate service. No automatic wallet charges.
The intended community experience is a simple chat. No knowledge uploads, workspace, or token purchase for the person asking.
TELEGRAM + X PLANNED · WEB EVIDENCE DEMO AVAILABLEManage knowledge, inspect citations, review drafts, and see unanswered questions. The controls belong to your team.
Explore the workspaceWe’re starting with Arc project teams. The knowledge layer works across ecosystems; Arc-specific verification and launchpad tools are on the roadmap.
ARC-FIRST · OPEN TO OTHER PROJECTSProject teams that keep answering the same community questions. Start with a product guide or FAQ and test how Arc Reply finds the relevant evidence. Community members would use the team’s agent rather than manage a workspace.
The proposed model has project teams buy finite service-credit packs with our token; community members ask within that project’s allowance. Quotes would use a stable USDC reference value. Token payments, subscriptions and paid access are not live, and holding tokens will not unlock unlimited AI.
Yes. The field guide has independently compiled public-source profiles. They are not claimed by the teams and do not imply partnership. You can search them and ask about the saved source notes without a paid AI or live web call. Unknown topics point you to the official sources.
In this early preview, sign in, enter your project details, paste your knowledge, approve the sources and test answers in your workspace. Approval here is your review of the knowledge, not an ownership check. Public profile claiming and verification of official website or community control still need implementation.
Arc is our first ecosystem. The core knowledge tools can support projects on any chain. Arc-specific blockchain verification and Argus integrations are planned additions, not live features in this preview.
Not yet. The conversations above illustrate the intended workflow. Telegram group linking, authorized X account access, shared usage accounting, anti-abuse controls and live replies must be connected and tested before launch. The website currently offers public source notes and a local evidence demo.
The planned Telegram flow binds each approved group to one project. On X, the connected project account determines the agent. A valid request uses that project’s funded allowance. Per-channel caps, mention-only replies and pauses at the limit are planned; no paid channel service is live yet.
The current evidence mode quotes approved source text and flags questions without a matching source. Relevance can still be wrong, so teams should test their documentation. The optional AI adapter selects evidence; no paid model is connected to this preview.
Start with one FAQ.
See what your agent can do with it.
