Where to Begin

Start with the thing you want to do.

I Want to Understand Amoeba Farm

Read these first:

1. About Synthetics
2. Why Amoeba Farm
3. Markets: RAMX, NANDX, and Future Markets

I Want to Trade

Read:

1. About Capped Options
2. Fees
3. Risk Disclosures
4. Current Devnet Release

Before entering a position, make sure you understand:

• market and expiry;
• direction;
• premium or cost;
• maximum loss;
• maximum payout;
• settlement window;
• oracle status.

The current code is a Devnet release. Identity can be healthy while a specific collective pool is absent. A client must show current market and pool readiness before it can prepare a trade.

I Want to Fund the Writer Side

Read:

1. Collective Writer Sleeves
2. Auctions, Flat, and Close-to-Redeem
3. Writer Settlement and V2 Boundaries

Writer actions are currently exposed through Petri and the public API. The website does not yet provide a writer dashboard.

I Want to Use the CLI

Read CLI.

The CLI is useful if you want repeatable market inspection, wallet checks, JSON output, or command-line trading workflows.

I Want the Web Client

Read Web Client.

The public web client is live at https://amoeba.farm for market, oracle, product, account, and wallet views. Browser trade submission remains paused until the RC41 collective-pool plan is validated client-side. Petri is the current scriptable and local-signer surface.

I Want AI-Agent Help

Read Connecting to Claude Code or Codex.

Petri can print command help and agent-readable JSON surfaces. Petri MCP supports inspection, semantic drafts, validation, and JSON parity. It does not approve, sign, or submit value-moving transactions.