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Watch events Schedule calls Guard every run

Infrastructure for Autonomous Web3. Eoniq Blockchain is a brand name, not a separate blockchain: it runs on Robinhood Chain, gas in ETH. The task forge is new code: start with small amounts.

Open the scheduler

EventGuardRun

Before automation, every task faces one question.

Who runs it when you look away?

Rules before runs

Define the task.

Say what to call, when it is due and what a run pays. Then let any keeper answer.

TargetContract & function

Call dataEncoded arguments

GuardAllowed pair only

GasExact call limit

TriggerInterval in seconds

ConditionView call ≥ < = value

RewardETH per run, escrowed

ApprovalPer run, if you want

Watch the chain move. Or let a task move with it.

Logs in window: —
Contracts emitting: —
Seconds per block: —
Busiest event: —

Reading the last 600 blocks…

Open the event monitor

Execution guard

Control above every run.

Calls leave from your own caller, only to pairs you allowed, with approvals where you asked for them. These are the forge's own answers.

Execution history

History at every level.

Each run is an event. Runs roll up into a task, tasks into the owner who funded them.

Runskeeper · ok · gas · reasonTasksruns · failures · escrowOwneropen tasks · credits

Revert bytes kept: 256
Shortest interval: 10 s
Call gas cap: 3,000,000
Runs per task: ≤ 10,000
Open tasks / owner: 64
Forge fee: 0

These are the contract's fixed limits, not activity figures. Live runs appear on the history page.

The product

The workspace behind the runs.

Event monitor, scheduler, guard, history and API share one surface and one contract.

Scheduler · example, not live

Target0x…c0de

Functionharvest()

Triggerevery 1 h

Reward / run0.0001 ETH

Conditionpending() ≥ 1e18

Runs0 / 24

Escrow0.0024 ETH

Limits enforced by the contract: interval ≥ 10 s · call gas ≤ 3,000,000 · ≤ 10,000 runs · 64 open tasks per owner.

Watch eventsSchedule a callGuard itRead historyUse the API

Open the scheduler Read the keeper guide

CONTRACT EVENT MONITORWatch a contract's eventsPaste any Robinhood Chain contract and read its logs over the last 2,000, 10,000 or 50,000 blocks, decoded when the event is known or when you give its signature. Watched contracts refresh while the page is open.ONCHAIN TASK SCHEDULERSchedule a callRegister one contract call with an interval, an optional view-call condition, a run limit and an ETH reward per run held in the forge. Any keeper can run it when it is due.EXECUTION GUARDDecide what may runCalls leave from your own caller address, only to (contract, function) pairs on your allowlist, only with approvals where you asked for them, and a task halts after the failures you allow.EXECUTION HISTORYRead every run backEvery run is an event: who ran it, whether the call succeeded, gas used, reward paid, and the revert reason in words when it failed.DEVELOPER AUTOMATION APIPlug it into your appA read-only JSON API for tasks, runs and guards, an open keeper script you run with your own key, and the calldata helpers the site itself uses.

The forge holds the ETH you escrow for rewards. It is new code with Foundry tests and a written self-review, and it needs an independent security review before real volumes. Start with small amounts.

Nobody is paid to run your task except the reward you set. Eoniq runs no hosted keeper network today (planned): a task runs when some keeper finds it worth the gas.

Ready to start

Start with a task you can inspect.

Build the call, read the escrow and every limit before you sign. Watch what your contracts emit without connecting anything.

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$EONIQ contract addressThe $EONIQ address is published at launch