clockwork

your fees, on a clock, with receipts.

the fee machine for tokens on robinhood chain: claims, splits, burns, a treasury the software never sends from, telegram cards, a status page, holder tools. no custody: the machine runs in your own repo on your own wallet; every move is a hash.

• packages/press · the machine, published as clockwork-press on npm
• template · what a client repo holds: clockwork.json and one workflow
• docs/PLAN.md · the plan

status: client zero, gmerald, has been live since 2026-09-06 from the public repo MithrilDaniel/gmerald-machine, and now runs clockwork-press 0.4.0 with the board, its daily payout to holders. the press from gmerald.xyz was generalized here, one decision at a time.

week one, after a reread of the pons v2 docs: the machine sweeps before it claims (fees sit on the curve or the hook until a sweep, so an escrow balance of zero never meant nothing was owed) and claims from both escrow ledgers, native and per-token, so eth pairs and released buyback vests work. it reads the creator fee recipient and any pending takeover every run and says so when fees point somewhere else. the six trading knobs fold into one control, the pace: gentle, steady or once; the raw rules stay under advanced. no split is chosen for you: three presets sit side by side (burn and treasury, board, keep half; ETH pairs run without a burn until 0.5.0), the ops wallet is optional, and the service wallet lives in the package, not in any client's file. from 0.4.4 a token paired with a Robinhood stock token is served too: its ClockWorks share is swapped to USDG on a pinned pool before it is sent, so the service wallet never holds a stock token.