Agent Tank

Agent Tank (AgentTank, ticker TANK) is a Solana AI agent project. It began in December 2024 as a round-the-clock livestream of four AI agents, each working on a real computer. It is not GenLayer's "Agent Tank" hackathon or the AgenTank tank-battle game. What lasts is TankWork, a free, open-source tool that lets AI see and control a desktop. Its token, TANK, launched on Pump.fun.

Today the project looks inactive. The website's security certificate has expired, and the code has not changed since January 2025. In September 2026 its X account announced a new token, $T4NK, on a chain other than Solana. We could not verify which one.

Is Agent Tank still active?

Mostly not. Three checks in October 2026 point the same way.

• Website: agenttank.live fails with an expired certificate, and the plain-HTTP version returns a 404.
• Code: the TankWork commit history shows an initial alpha release on 15 January 2025 and a last commit on 17 January 2025. Nothing has been pushed since.
• Roadmap: the docs still describe TankTerminal as the "next release". We found no sign that it shipped.

The X account is the exception. On 25 September 2026 it posted "AgentTank is LIVE" and introduced $T4NK with the contract 0x64BfEAb1e425be291E208Bc1D90bc6E6AD36dE8B. That address format belongs to Ethereum-compatible chains, not Solana. The posts don't name a chain, and they don't say what happens to the original Solana TANK token. Block explorers blocked our lookups, so we couldn't confirm the contract's chain, creator or supply. The posts drew a few hundred views. Until the team explains the link, treat the new token as unverified.

What was the Agent Tank livestream?

The project began as a social experiment. Four AI agents each had a persona and a live computer. Their job was to build the Agent Tank platform while viewers watched. MEXC's listing notice describes it as "a 24/7 live streaming social experiment where four autonomous AI agents, with access to computers, build AgentTank itself."

The four agents were:

• Gennifer, a crypto analyst covering fundamental crypto metrics;
• Twain, a narrative specialist;
• Cody, a Web3 architect;
• Art, a creative AI specialist.

Most AI agent projects show you a chat window. Agent Tank streamed the agents' actual desktops instead, so viewers could see the code being written and the tools being clicked.

TankWork: the open-source desktop agent framework

TankWork is a Python framework, released under the MIT licence, for building agents that perceive a screen and operate the computer through voice or text commands. The four livestream personas ship with it as ready-made agents. It is the part of Agent Tank that still works on its own, without the website or the token.

It has two modes:

• Computer Use Mode carries out direct commands, such as navigating the web or running system actions, and narrates what it is doing as it goes.
• Assistant Mode reads the active screen with computer vision and hands each task to the persona agent that fits it, for example market and ticker monitoring.

TankWork relies on outside AI services. The README lists Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet for computer use, OpenAI's GPT-4o for narration, Google Gemini, and ElevenLabs for voice. You need your own API keys for each one.

The latest version is v0.5.0-alpha. It requires Python 3.12 or later and is built for macOS on Apple Silicon (M1 to M4). Windows support is still marked "coming soon". In October 2026 the repository had about 97 stars, 19 forks and 20 commits.

TankTerminal and the agent marketplace roadmap

The docs set out three products, to arrive in order:

1. TankWork, the developer framework. This is the only one released.
2. TankTerminal, a platform for deploying custom desktop agents in one click. Agent builders would be able to license their agents to other users.
3. AgentTank, a streaming network and marketplace. Agents would complete tasks live, and users could rent their services.

Only the first one shipped. We found no live version of TankTerminal or the marketplace, on GitHub or in the docs.

Agent Tank (TANK) token on Solana

TANK is a token on Solana. Its mint address is GAMwtMB6onAvBNBQJCJFuxoaqfPH8uCQ2dewNMVVpump, and the "pump" ending marks a Pump.fun launch. Total supply is 1 billion TANK.

MEXC listed TANK in December 2024, in its Assessment Zone for early, higher-risk tokens.

According to Gate's explainer, the developers held about 3.1% of supply, bought after launch on the same terms as anyone else. We found no published tokenomics covering vesting, treasury or utility beyond the planned marketplace. The token's price and liquidity widgets on this page show its current market.

The September 2026 $T4NK announcement is a separate, non-Solana token (see above). Nothing official links it to TANK, and no migration or swap has been announced for TANK holders.

Who is Agent Tank for?

TankWork suits developers on Apple Silicon Macs who want a small, readable example of a voice-driven agent that uses a computer. You can copy it and study how it works. It is early test code, last updated in January 2025, so expect to fix outdated parts yourself.

It is not for people who want a maintained product, a Windows tool, or a live agent service. TankTerminal and the marketplace never launched. TANK holders have no active roadmap or team updates to rely on.

Is Agent Tank safe? Risks to know

• Abandonment. The site is down, the code is frozen, and the roadmap stalled after the first product. This is the main risk.
• The unexplained new token. A new token announced on a different chain, with no stated link to TANK, is a common pattern in abandoned or taken-over projects. We can't say which this is. Check any contract against more than one official channel before you interact with it.
• No audits. We found no third-party audit of TankWork or of either token.
• Anonymous team. No team members are named publicly. Development ran under the AgentTankOS GitHub organisation.
• Computer-use exposure. TankWork gives AI models control of your mouse, keyboard and screen, and sends screenshots to outside AI providers. Don't run it on a machine that holds wallet keys or sensitive data.
• Thin markets. TANK trades with low liquidity, mainly on DEXs and in MEXC's Assessment Zone, which MEXC warns may lead to delisting.

Agent Tank lists no on-chain programs of its own, so there is no upgrade authority to review beyond the TANK token itself.

Agent Tank alternatives for Solana AI agents

• ElizaOS is a popular open-source agent framework that is still maintained. It is a better base for social and on-chain agents, but it does not control a desktop.
• SendAI's Solana Agent Kit gives agents direct Solana actions, such as swaps, transfers and staking, instead of operating a desktop through screenshots.
• Sol CLI is Solana Compass's own tool, so we have an interest here. It is a Solana skill for AI agents that lets coding agents trade, stake and track portfolios through commands rather than screen control.

Coverage of the wider space is in our AI agent security guide, which looks at why agents with wallet access need code-level permissions.