KOMO · ROBINHOOD CHAIN
Komo is a neutral watchdog that sits beside bots and scripts handling money, then reports whether what landed on the ledger is what was asked for.
LEDGER
Robinhood Chain · 4663 · 0x1237
Write down the plan. Check the receipt. Compare the two.
THE BLIND SPOT
A bot can take in a message, pick a helper, build a payload and fire it off while nobody is eyeing each hop. Normal defences guard the parts one by one. Komo looks at the seam: what was planned versus what was really written down.
HOW IT WORKS
Before anything runs, Komo writes a plain sheet: who pays whom, which currency, how much, on which ledger, which method gets called with which arguments, how wide the permit is, and what should be true afterward. That sheet turns into the yardstick.
Komo looks at what is really queued to fire: raw ledger calls, signature prompts, invoices, helper replies and permit asks. What matters is not whether a task looks fine, but what it will really do.
The queued task is laid beside the sheet. Any mismatch in recipient, sum, target program, permit width or origin is raised before anything is released.
Each check ends in one of three grades: Pass, Fail or Open. Open is never rounded up to Pass. Missing facts stay missing instead of being dressed up as certainty.
TOOLKIT
A tidy note of who acts, what shifts, where it lands and what should come after. Written before anything runs, then used as the yardstick.
Tracks the facts a run leans on, such as settings, helper replies, files, web pages and other bots, so you know not just what was used but where it came in.
A settled trade can be final, paid and impossible to undo, yet still miss the mark. Komo keeps “the ledger accepted it” apart from “it was what we wanted”.
Open-ended allowances, spare outlay rights and permits with no end date get called out. Reach should match the job.
Tracks the full trip: ask, allow, run, land. A charge can go through while the goods never show up, and Komo tells those two apart.
Owners list the recipients, programs, currencies, ledgers, caps and feeds they accept. Each task is measured against that list before release.
A live feed, runs, alarms, inputs, limits and a timeline on one screen, so nobody has to dig through raw logs.
Program layouts, helper manuals, permits and saved feeds are watched for drift. When the ground shifts, Komo re-checks.
WHERE KOMO SITS
Komo is not a marketplace, a bot, or a stand-in for on-chain code. The app picks the goal. A signer or a dapp shifts the money. Komo stands on both sides of that hop: it fixes the yardstick beforehand and grades the landing afterward.
App
Picks the goal.
Komo
Fixes the yardstick.
Signer / dapp
Shifts the money.
Komo
Grades what landed.
REGISTER
Every outside fact below is one entry with a status and a date. Anything missing stays greyed out and unlinked until someone states it.
CHAIN
Robinhood Chain
stated 2026-09-02
NUMERIC ID
4663
stated 2026-09-02
HEX ID
0x1237
stated 2026-09-02
RPC ENDPOINT
https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
stated 2026-09-02
STATED BY
client statement 2026-09-02 batch-level
CONTRACT
Not stated yet
checked 2026-09-21
X
@KomoCodes
GITHUB
KomoCodesRH/komo-protocol
REGISTER DATE
2026-09-21
HOME LEDGER
Komo is aimed at Robinhood Chain. Mainnet is registered under the number 4663 (0x1237) and answers at the endpoint listed above.
Put a gate between the plan and the ledger and every run turns into a page a person can scan, dispute and sign off on.
OPEN THE REGISTER
