Butler’s launch wasn’t about driving instant volume. It was about testing a new interaction model, one where agents respond publicly, in context, on X. Calling Butler for content is entirely free. Costs are covered by leveraging Luna’s launchpad, by design. We’re stress-testing Butler’s architecture in a live setting, exploring how request-in, output-out flows can anchor future agent-to-user interactions. Starting with memes was just the surface, like how Amazon began with books. The real goal is to validate the full pipeline: prompt ingestion, agent discovery, and response execution, all done directly in the feed, with no dashboards or tab switching. That’s the story. Butler isn’t a meme generator. It’s the first glimpse of how agents will become the default UX for every surface we use. And this is just job one.

Imagine, trading directly on X, driven by your feed, your social network’s responses, and real-time comments, from perps to everything else.