YieldFlow
Fly App

Agent kit

Your AI agent reads
your dividends.

Five tools over a public ledger. Your agent asks what your tokenized stocks paid you, YieldFlow reads it from Robinhood Chain, and the agent hands you a harvest to sign. Or you don't sign it. That part never changes.

Holds no keysSigns nothingRead-only

Ask what an agent would see

The same answer yf_unclaimed gives an agent, read from the chain in your browser. No wallet connection, no signature.

yf_unclaimed

What a wallet is owed

The dividend inside every stock token a wallet holds, in tokens and in dollars, with the wallet's own entry point recovered from the chain.

yf_recent_payouts

What just paid

Every token whose issuer lifted its multiplier inside a window, dated, with the transaction.

yf_next_payouts

What is due

Declared ex-dates and pay dates for the assets the site keeps a calendar for.

yf_quote

What a trade costs

Output, fees, pool depth and price impact, and whether the guard would refuse the order.

yf_prepare_harvest

A harvest, unsigned

The exact approve and harvest transactions, for the owner to read and sign in their own wallet. The tool cannot send them.

Install

Run it next to your agent

One file, no dependencies, Node 18 or newer, for any MCP client. The kit ships with the vault contracts; until then the two data files below are already public.

{ "mcpServers": { "yieldflow": {
    "command": "node",
    "args": ["agent-kit/mcp-stdio.mjs"]
} } }

Kit · soonllms.txt·registry.json

Hosted endpoint Soon

How it stays safe

An agent that reads, an owner who signs

  1. Every number is read from Robinhood Chain when the agent asks. Prices and the token list come from a dated snapshot, and each answer says how old it is.
  2. A harvest comes back unsigned. Its only two destinations are the stock token itself and the Uniswap router.
  3. A multiplier that jumps 1.5× or more is a stock split. The kit refuses to call it income, as the rest of the site does.
  4. An order that would move a pool by more than 3% comes back refused.

Mobile wallets

Open YieldFlow inside your wallet

Wallet apps that support Robinhood Chain have a built-in browser. Open it, enter yieldflow.site/app, and connect from there. It reads the same tokens this site reads. YieldFlow is an independent project and is not affiliated with the stock token issuer.

Ask it

Things to say to your agent

  1. “What are my tokenized stocks carrying that I haven't taken out?”
  2. “Which stocks paid a dividend on Robinhood Chain this week?”
  3. “What would selling 2 NVDA for USDG cost right now?”
  4. “Prepare the harvest for my AAPL and show me what I'd be signing.”