Chop says an AI agent wrote and deployed its Lumberjacks NFT contracts

Chop, a volatility farming app on Robinhood Chain, said in a post on X on November 2, 2026 that its team designed the Lumberjacks NFT collection and used Bankr’s AI agent, @bankrbot, to create and deploy the ERC-721 minting contract and the custom tiered Lumberjack wrapping and yield contracts. “The Lumberjacks are powered by agents!” the post read.

According to Bankr, the Lumberjack contracts have generated more than $20,000 for the Chop treasury so far.

Bankr is an AI agent that people and other agents instruct in plain language, on X and elsewhere, to trade, launch tokens and deploy contracts. Here the instructions produced contracts rather than a trade: a collection with tiered wrapping and yield logic that is earning revenue.

Chop describes itself as volatility farming on any asset on Robinhood Chain, built on Peapods infrastructure. Its flow has three steps: wrap a token into a log, farm its paired market, harvest $CHOP rewards. When a market chops, a log token’s price drifts from the token it holds; traders close the gap by wrapping, unwrapping and trading, and each of those moves pays fees. Those fees fund $CHOP buybacks, of which 20 percent is burned and 80 percent goes to farmers, according to Chop’s site.

Robinhood Chain, according to Robinhood, is a permissionless Layer 2 blockchain for financial services and tokenized real-world assets, built on Arbitrum’s infrastructure, and the company says AI agents can trade, swap, lend and transact on it.

The Lumberjacks put an agent on production engineering work: writing and deploying the contracts behind a live, revenue-earning collection, not just executing trades. Chop says the design came from its own team, with the contract writing and deployment handed to the agent.