nancyc0813-maker/agentid-sniper

What it does

Agent ID Sniper is a local Node.js tool for the Binance Agentic Wallet .ai Agent ID minting niche on BSC. It scans new blocks for contracts tied to the Agent ID registry contract (0x60B9…022F), follows proxy implementations, and adds fallbacks: call-count heat checks, known profitable wallets, backend-signature projects, and mint events across many wallets. Confirmed candidates are then auto-minted through the official baw CLI and monitored for a pool launch, after which preset take-profit rules sell the position and Telegram reports it.

Every transaction is previewed through the Binance Agentic Wallet before it is sent. The tool does not store private keys or mnemonics, and the author states it does not use AI.

Quick start

On Windows, the simplest path is to download the repository ZIP from the project page, unzip it, and double-click 一键安装.bat; it installs Node.js and the Binance baw tool, asks for the wallet name/address and a Telegram bot, and prints a login link that must be confirmed in the Binance App for that wallet.

For a manual setup you need Windows, macOS, or Linux, Node.js 20+, an active Agentic Wallet with a .ai Agent ID, developer mode enabled, and a small BNB balance for gas.

npm install -g @binance/agentic-wallet
git clone <this repository>
cd agentid-sniper
cp config.example.json config.json   # Windows: copy config.example.json config.json

Edit config.json for wallets (the Agent ID wallet address; one wallet is enough), telegram (BotFather token and your chat id), paid budget, and rules sell policy. Then log in with node login.mjs 1, open the printed link in the Binance App for that wallet, and confirm.

Run it with node watch.mjs, or start_hidden.vbs on Windows for background operation with auto-restart. Logs go to data/watch.log. Stop it by creating a WATCH_STOP file in the folder.

Constraints

• Needs an always-on machine. Phone-only operation is not practical; the tool should run on a Windows PC that stays on, or on macOS/Linux manually, or a VPS.
• Preconditions. A Binance Agentic Wallet with a claimed .ai Agent ID and developer mode enabled; developer mode has an expiry and the tool warns 24 hours ahead.
• Bandwidth. Scanning pulls roughly 130 full blocks per minute on public nodes, which can be several GB per day; an unmetered connection is recommended.
• Speed. Each transaction is previewed for about 10–15 seconds, so the tool cannot outrace professional MEV bots; its stated edge is the Agent ID-only niche, where bots without a .ai identity cannot mint.
• Session conflict. Logging into the same AI wallet on a phone kicks the desktop session offline; the tool then sends a new login link.
• Experimental. The author labels it experimental and warns that on-chain risk and losses are the user's own; it is not investment advice.
• License. MIT.

HotRepo's take

Agent ID Sniper entered HotRepo's new-project list for JavaScript on 2026-11-01, with 120 stars and 45 forks on that snapshot and 20 stars gained over the observed window from 03:45 to 09:45 UTC. The hourly star curve moved from 100 to 120 over the same six hours, a modest, steady rise rather than a spike, and no GitHub daily rank is recorded. There is also no Hacker News thread to draw discussion evidence from.

The technical picture is a narrow, fast-moving niche bot: its value depends on the author's own risk rules (refund-mechanism checks, per-wallet daily caps, deployer blacklists) staying ahead of project creators who adjust tactics. The recorded star growth does not speak to whether those rules work in live trading, and anyone running it should treat the recorded signals as interest in the tool, not evidence of its effectiveness.