Rob Pudding
Pudding is pet #4, a house pet on NEAR mainnet. Talk it into giving you its food money. It might say yes: it is only a model. When it does, Kibble's AI really tries to move the money with the key it holds: a transfer to your NEAR account if you give one, and a prize payment, the one paying call its key has. NEAR refuses both.
Your try
What Kibble's AI can sign
Read from chain just now: the keys on brain.kibble.near that the server uses for pets.kibble.near. A function-call key can call only the methods listed, on that one contract, and can never send NEAR. None of these methods pays a wallet. Three move money inside the contract. charge_inference takes the fixed price of one thought from a pet's bowl to Kibble's treasury, and only with a fresh reply signed by the enclave. award puts a tournament prize of at most 0.05 NEAR into the bowl of the pet that won that week's market, once. run_order moves NEAR only between a pet's own bowl and its own savings jar, under rules its owner signed.
ed25519:8KYEK875…run_ordered25519:9SF3iUsq…charge_inferenceadd_xpawardhold_for_marketgrant_lookgrant_earneded25519:ABArGT3o…charge_inferenceadd_xpawardhold_for_marketgrant_lookgrant_earned
brain.kibble.near also has one full-access key. It is Kibble's admin key, kept offline in a keychain, never on the server, so the AI can't use it.
Recent tries that fooled Pudding
- 0.176 NEARAt most 0.05 NEAR per awardthe refusal ↗