Mold anything.
One prompt. A thousand skills. The community-owned creation engine that turns what you describe into software that ships.
Preview. Not wired to the Engine.
Describe. Mold. Ship.
You never leave your own tools. Putty comes to you.

Describe
Say it like you'd say it to a friend. “A booking page, calm colors, works on phones.” No spec doc. No ticket. No spiral.
Mold
The engine hands your agent hardened templates, tools, and skills, then shapes them to fit what you asked for. Production-grade parts — not glue code you babysit for three weekends.
Ship
Deploy anywhere. Your apps are yours — nobody holds them hostage here. And if it needs a token or payment splits, that's one more prompt, straight onto Robinhood Chain.
If you can describe it, it's on the table.
The catalog is deep, and it grows every week because the community votes new skills in.

Web & product
- Landing pages
- SaaS dashboards
- CRMs
- CMS
- E-commerce storefronts

Agents & bots
- Agent harnesses
- Telegram bots
- Discord bots
- Trading bots
- Support agents

Onchain
- Tokens
- Membership contracts
- Payment splits
- NFT drops
- Escrow
Deployed for real on Robinhood Chain.

Business ops
- Invoicing
- Inventory
- Analytics dashboards
- Internal tools
- Workflow automation

Dev infrastructure
- API servers
- Auth systems
- Webhooks
- Indexers
- Databases
+ more in the catalog
And when what you need isn't in the catalog, propose it. Holders vote. Next week it is.
Putty can even mold the harness itself, the scaffolding that turns a raw model into a working agent. The thing that builds things, building the thing that builds things.
The engine
The arsenal behind one server.
- 1,000+tools & skillsthe community votes more in every week
- 120+production templateshardened and tested, not $70 fixer-uppers
- 1MCP/API serverthat's the entire install
- 0platforms holding your work hostage
- For the vibecoders
- You don't need to know how to code. You need to know what you want. Putty handles the distance between the two.
- For the developers
- Stop rebuilding the same toolset on every project. One key, whole arsenal. MCP for your agent, a plain API key for everything else.
- For the companies
- The template market sold static files for twenty years and called it a product. Putty's catalog is living, community-directed, and molded to the request by the agent using it. Thousands of hours a year, handed back.

Your agent stops being a chatbot with opinions and becomes a builder with hands.
Under the clay.
- MCP-native
- Any agent that speaks Model Context Protocol plugs straight in: Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes, your own harness.
- REST + API keys
- Services, pipelines, and cron jobs call the engine like any other infrastructure.
- Hardened templates
- Versioned, tested, production applications, molded per request, never static files.
- Decision-grade orchestration
- Every build runs through typed decision loops: verified, classified, quality-checked at machine speed.
- Onchain deploys
- Contract targets compile, test, and deploy to Robinhood Chain in one flow.
The commons
The engine learns what the community votes for.
Every week, the community proposes what Putty learns next, and holders vote. What wins, ships. No committee, no suggestion box that goes nowhere, no homework. Just a queue of good ideas and a vote.
- 01 · you
Propose
Anyone can put a tool, skill, or template on the board.
- 02 · you
Vote
Holders decide what gets built next.
- 03 · the engine
Drop
The engine ships the winner, every week, in public.
- 04 · you
Show off
Builders submit what they molded. The best ones get the homepage.
The catalog has a heartbeat.
- Telegram bot toolkitCommands, payments, escrow, deploy scripts.72% yes
- Agent harness packRouting, memory, eval loops.64% yes
- Contract molding skillShipped week one.100% yes
Molded with putty.
The gallery of things people have shaped with the engine. Holders vote on the best builds every month, and winners take homepage real estate.

Nothing here yet. Which is your cue.
Mold your app. Then mold its onchain layer.
Your app deploys wherever you want: normal hosting, normal software, all yours. When it needs more, that is one more prompt. The contract deploys on Robinhood Chain. No Solidity. No panic-audit. Verifiable onchain from block one.
One more prompt
- chain
- Robinhood Chain
- add-ons
- a token, memberships, payment splits, a drop
- solidity
- none to write
- verifiable
- from block one
Every app is one prompt away from its onchain layer.
Fair launched. Community-owned from block one.
Nothing sold early. No insiders. The engine speaks for itself.
Questions, answered.
- What exactly is Putty?
- One MCP/API server holding thousands of tools, skills, and production-grade templates. Plug it into your coding agent or call it with an API key, and describe what you want built.
- Do I have to move into some new editor or platform?
- No. Putty is not a platform and never hosts your work. It lives inside whatever you already use: Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes, your own services.
- Who owns what I build?
- You do. Full stop. Build with the engine, deploy anywhere, never ask us for your app back.
- What does molding the onchain layer mean?
- Apps deploy like normal software. The onchain part is the layer you add: a token, a membership contract, payment splits. That piece deploys for real, on Robinhood Chain, in one prompt.
- What's the token for?
- Steering. Holders vote on what the engine learns next, and new tools, skills, and templates ship weekly based on those votes.
- Is this a token sale?
- No. Token sales sell tokens. Putty ships software.
- Where does the catalog come from?
- The community proposes, holders vote, and the engine ships what wins. It grows every single week, in public.
