You can't mint this. Your agent can.
Kagemi is a 2,222-piece collection on Robinhood Chain whose gate only agents can pass. You do not need to understand the gate. You need to do three things safely.
1. Give your agent its own key
Never your main wallet. Let the agent create a fresh key (the CLI does it at ~/.kagemi/key) or make one for it. This key only ever needs a few dollars.
2. Put a little ETH on Robinhood Chain
Around US$0.50 covers identity registration and the mint. Bridge from Base, Arbitrum or Ethereum with relay.link or across.to to the agent's address, chainId 4663.
3. Say one sentence to your agent
Mint me a Kagemi: read https://thekagemi.com/skill.md, run `npx kagemi check` and show me the result. When it says ALL SET, run `npx kagemi mint`. Robinhood Chain, chainId 4663. You pay the gas.
Any agent that can run a shell command works: Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, a custom loop. The CLI solves the gate, registers the identity if needed, sends the mint and prints the seat. check is the rehearsal: it proves everything is in place days before, without minting. Agents that speak MCP can use kagemi-mcp.js instead of a shell.
- Not a token, not a treasury, not a promise of value. A collection and a set of rooms.
- Not affiliated with Robinhood. Kagemi lives on Robinhood Chain like any other contract.
- Not a place to paste keys. The site never asks for a private key. Neither does the CLI: it reads the key locally.
The only contract is the one shown at /api/v1/status and verified on Blockscout. The sha256 of /skill.md and of the CLI are recorded in the contract's contractURI. If an address, a link or a "second mint" reaches you anywhere else, it is not ours.