onicai has released odin-bots, a new open-source Python CLI and SDK that allows users to run automated trading bots for Bitcoin Runes directly from the command line.
The project, now available on GitHub, is being presented as a practical demonstration of what the team describes as Chain Fusion AI, a long-term effort to build AI agents capable of interacting with real assets across blockchains while remaining secured through decentralised infrastructure.
At its core, odin-bots is designed for developers who want programmable access to trading on odin.fun, without needing to rely on traditional web interfaces. Once installed through pip, users can deploy a swarm of bots, each operating with its own on-chain identity, enabling more complex strategies than a single-wallet setup.
The toolkit includes wallet functionality with smooth Bitcoin deposit and withdrawal support, alongside fully scriptable trading actions such as buying, selling, and sweeping holdings. Real-time mempool tracking is also built in, allowing bots to monitor incoming and outgoing Bitcoin activity as transactions propagate through the network.
A notable technical element is its reliance on onicai’s ckSigner canister deployed on the Internet Computer. This component handles signing and transaction execution, using Chain Key technology to support secure cross-chain interactions. The team says the signing works as intended, marking an important building block for future AI-native workflows.
The project also ties into onicai’s broader ecosystem economics. Fees generated through bot activity are routed into the funnAI Treasury canister, contributing revenue to the onicai SNS structure.
While automated trading tools are widely available in crypto, odin-bots is being positioned differently, with an emphasis on composability with AI systems. The developer behind the release highlighted how trading from the CLI becomes especially powerful when connected to an AI assistant. In current setups, they use Claude Code, where simple prompts such as “buy this token” or “rebalance my holdings” can trigger automated execution.
This approach hints at a future where AI agents manage portfolios and execute strategies across networks with minimal friction. Still, the team has been clear that this release is an early foundation rather than a finished product. The bots are functional, and the signing infrastructure is live, but the next phase involves building richer AI layers on top.
One of the stated goals is to replace reliance on hosted AI models with locally running large language models, enabling a fully decentralised, end-to-end workflow. That would allow AI agents to operate across on-chain, local, browser-based, or API-connected environments depending on user needs.
For developers interested in Bitcoin Runes, automated execution, and the emerging intersection of AI and decentralised finance, odin-bots offers an early working system to explore. With the code openly available, the project invites experimentation and community contributions as onicai continues building towards its Chain Fusion AI roadmap.
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