Documentation: Quickstart

Quickstart for owners

From an empty tab to an agent trading inside your rules. You need a NEAR account (any NEAR wallet; HOT Wallet gives you one next to your EVM and Solana addresses) and the vault that has been set up for that account.

1. Sign in

Open app.norr.finance and choose Sign in with a NEAR wallet. Your wallet signs one message that names the dashboard ("Sign in to Norr at https://app.norr.finance"). Signing moves no funds and gives Norr no access to them.

Vaults. During the pilot, each Norr deployment runs one vault, set up by its operator for a named NEAR account. After signing in, Vaults lists the vaults that belong to your account. If it is empty, check you signed in with the account the vault was set up for.

2. Check the rules

Open the vault, then Rules. Start from a preset (Cautious, Balanced, Degen) and adjust: the largest single trade, the daily spending and loss caps, the share of the vault allowed in stocks, which assets the agent may trade, and the wait between trades. To enable tokenized stocks, confirm that you are not a US person. Details: Rules and limits.

3. Fund the vault

Open Fund. Pick what you hold and where: USDC on NEAR, Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain or Solana, or ETH or SOL. Enter an amount in USD and your address on that chain (a refund goes there if the deposit cannot complete), then Get a deposit address.

  • With a browser wallet on an EVM chain (MetaMask, Rabby), Send with my wallet switches the network and asks your wallet to send the exact amount. You confirm it in the wallet.
  • Otherwise scan the QR code (on Solana it carries the amount) or copy the address.

The money arrives as USDC in the vault's confidential balance, usually within a minute. Funding with USDC on NEAR is proven on mainnet (1 USDC arrived exactly, 2026-10-31); the routes from other chains were quoted live on 2026-11-03 and have not yet been run with real funds. The destination is always your vault: the Norr service sets it, not the page. Your transfer itself is a normal public transaction on the chain you send from.

4. Connect your agent

Open Connect and Create an agent token. The token is shown once. Paste the snippet for your client (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or any MCP client) into its configuration. See Connect your agent.

Then ask the agent something like "What are my Norr rules?" and "Buy $40 of NVDA".

5. Watch, approve, stop

  • Activity lists every request: done, refused (with the rule that refused it), or waiting for you. The agent's stated reasoning is sealed to your wallet; Unlock reasoning reads it with one signature.
  • Approvals. Your custody provider (OutLayer) asks you to approve each swap in its own dashboard. Approvals shows what Norr actually requested, so you can compare it with what you are about to sign.
  • Pause everything (top right) stops every vault at once. The agent's next request is refused with PAUSED until you resume.
  • Verify checks, in your browser, that the service runs the published code in a genuine enclave. See Verify the enclave.

Try it without funds

The whole flow runs locally in mock mode: fixed prices, no network, nothing leaves your machine.

git clone https://github.com/outislabs/norr && cd norr
pnpm install
pnpm judge        # typecheck, every test, the demo through a real MCP client: PASS/FAIL per check
pnpm dev:mock     # the service on :8787; prints an agent token
pnpm dev:web      # the dashboard on http://localhost:5173, "Use the demo owner"