Everything you need to run whale-sized strategies from a small wallet. Short on ceremony, long on broth.
The whole workflow is one file and one command. Write a recipe, hand it to the kitchen, and go do something else with your evening.
> cook init wrote cook.yaml with sane defaults ok > cook --config cook.yaml chain: robinhood 4663 connected ladle streaming: enabled position cooked. bon appetit.
No dashboards, no bridges, no SSH into anything. If a step needs a decision, the kitchen makes the boring one for you and records that it did.
One recipe describes one strategy. Every key has a default, so the smallest valid recipe is the empty one.
The trick that makes the kitchen work. The full strategy stays resident in the pot. Your wallet receives it one ladle at a time, executes the bite, and hands the ladle back. Nothing about the trade changes except who can afford to run it.
The size of strategy the pot can carry on your behalf.
The most your wallet ever holds mid-stream on a laptop run.
Measured throughput on a laptop wallet. Phones run slower and crack their screens.
The streamed run matches the whale-resident run result for result.
Liquidity goes into the pot at genesis and never leaves it. The tax is 3/3, and every point of it locks in the pot and gets cooked straight back into the broth, which is $FORK. No wallet collects. No one skims. The soup thickens with every trade.
The dev keeps one percent and stirs. Ownership is renounced, so nobody owns the stove, nobody can pause the burner, and nobody can unplug anything. The stove has no knobs by design.
Runs are published as written, including failures, assumptions that turned out wrong, and numbers we measured and then threw out. If run three says gas would not matter and gas mattered, run three stays on the card, crossed out, where everyone can see it.
run 01 laptop wallet, ladle streaming 119.6 l/s, 0.33 ETH peak kept run 02 phone wallet, ladle streaming 41.2 l/s, screen cracked kept run 03 assumed gas would not matter gas mattered discarded run 04 whale-resident baseline bit-exact match with run 01 kept
No. The pot has no drain and the locker has no withdraw function. That is the whole point of a pot.
Nobody. Ownership is renounced. The dev holds one percent and a spoon, and the spoon does not come with admin keys.
They lock in the pot and get cooked back into $FORK. Every trade feeds the broth it swims in.
Because the tech underneath, layer streaming, was built to run huge models on tiny machines. We point the same idea at wallets and renamed the layers ladles. The recipe metaphor followed us home.