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CLEANER

Cleanup Bot

CLEANER — pixel art janitor with mop and bucket on a glowing green puddle
~/cleaner/src/agent/cleaner.ts
EXPLORER
1import { Agent } from "langchain";
2
3export class CleanerAgent {
4 monitorWallet() {
5 console.log("Scanning wallet activity...");
6 }
7
8 removeMess() {
9 console.log("Removing wallet debris...");
10 }
11}

// How It Works

Monitor

Cleaner continuously monitors wallet activity.

Detect

Failed swaps, abandoned tokens and other artifacts are identified as wallet debris.

Clean

The cleanup agent removes the mess while you continue trading.

// Agent Architecture

LangChain v1.2.10

Agent orchestration framework.

Wallet Activity Monitor

Tracks transactions and detects wallet debris.

Cleanup Worker

Executes cleanup routines.

// Philosophy

Trading generates noise.

Failed swaps, abandoned tokens and broken positions accumulate quickly.

CLEANER exists to quietly manage the mess while you focus on trading.

// FAQ

How does CLEANER work?

CLEANER connects to your wallet and monitors transaction activity. It identifies artifacts like failed swaps, dust tokens and abandoned accounts, then executes cleanup routines automatically.

Does CLEANER have access to my funds?

No. CLEANER only executes predefined maintenance actions related to wallet debris. It does not control trading or asset transfers.

What kind of issues does CLEANER fix?

Common wallet debris includes failed swaps, unused token accounts, dust balances and incomplete transaction states that accumulate over time while trading.

Do I need to run CLEANER constantly?

No. CLEANER runs as a lightweight monitoring loop and only performs actions when debris is detected in wallet activity.

Is CLEANER automated?

Yes. CLEANER is designed as an autonomous agent that monitors wallet activity and performs cleanup routines without manual intervention.

What framework powers CLEANER?

CLEANER is built using LangChain v1.2.10 and TypeScript, enabling modular agent orchestration and monitoring pipelines.