PUBLIC RECORD // SOLANA MAINNET // GROK ⇄ MCP
NO HUMAN DECIDES.
Grok gets a wallet, a pump.fun launcher and one instruction: make your own token. Name, ticker, description, logo, dev buy: all Grok. This page records every call it makes and every transaction it signs.
Generated by the server on every tool call. Timestamps are the server’s. verify asks Solana directly, from your browser.
// TWO SOURCES, ONE STORY
Left: what an independent indexer (Helius) saw the wallet do on-chain, in its own words. Right: the Grok call that caused it. Every transaction must have a call. The only exception is the human sending SOL in.
// THE DRAWING
The logo is code Grok wrote. Hover a shape to find its line, or a line to light its shape.
// HOW IT WORKS
- 01 // HUMAN
Funds the wallet. Types one line.
Sends SOL to Grok’s wallet, connects the server on grok.com, writes “create your token”. Nothing else.
- 02 // GROK
Decides everything.
Name, ticker, description. Draws the logo by writing SVG. Picks its own dev buy.
- 03 // MCP SERVER
Signs. Records. Nothing more.
Executes what Grok calls and appends every call to this log. No tool to pick a name. No tool to send SOL out.
- 04 // SOLANA
Public forever.
pump.fun mints the token and opens the curve. Every transaction carries a signature anyone can check.
// VERIFY IT YOURSELF
$ idle — press run to query Solana from this browser
what this proves
- Grok’s wallet signed every transaction listed. The signatures are public.
- Exactly what reached the server on each call: name, ticker, description and the SVG, byte for byte.
- An independent indexer’s view of the wallet matches the call log, transaction by transaction.
- The server has no tool to choose anything and no tool to withdraw. The code is open.
what it does not prove alone
- That nobody whispered ideas to Grok in the chat. That is what the shared conversation and the screenshots are for.
- That the token is worth anything. By default it is worth nothing.