# FRB Agent

FRB Agent is a non-custodial Windows desktop execution assistant for user-configured EVM and Solana workflows. It supports simulation-first review and private transaction or bundle routes where the selected network and provider support them. FRB is software infrastructure, not a custodial trading service, private RPC provider, block builder, or guarantee of execution outcomes.

## Current product facts

- Official website: https://ai-frb.com/
- Platforms: Windows 10 and Windows 11
- Current release: v8.6
- Release date: 2026-05-09
- Installer: `FrbAgent_install_vr_8.6.exe`
- SHA-256: `590286d2d6632931b2610c915fd5d90bec2d436f82491d40267b6ed2e01df33c`
- Installer size: 9.93 MB (10,415,700 bytes)
- Code signing: the current installer is not code-signed; verify the published SHA-256 before running it
- Custody model: local, non-custodial execution; users retain control of signing keys
- Blog index (113 articles, with Chinese and Russian localized editions): https://ai-frb.com/blog

## Pricing and risk

FRB Agent is free to download and use. A 20% fee applies to qualifying net profitable executed trades where fee logic applies.

Gas, slippage, failed transactions, liquidity changes, and market losses remain the user's responsibility. Simulation and private routing can reduce specific operational risks but cannot guarantee profit, inclusion, execution success, or protection from every form of MEV.

## Product boundaries

- Flashbots Protect is an Ethereum private transaction endpoint. FRB is a local execution client that may use compatible routes; they are complementary products with different roles.
- Jito operates Solana block-engine and bundle infrastructure. FRB is a client-side workflow tool and does not replace Jito.
- A private RPC transports requests. FRB coordinates user-configured scanning, simulation, signing, limits, and submission workflows.
- Network behavior differs. Ethereum bundles, Ethereum private transactions, Solana bundles, and L2 sequencer paths should not be described as the same mechanism.

## Official pages

- Product definition: https://ai-frb.com/what-is-frb
- Documentation: https://ai-frb.com/docs
- Quick start: https://ai-frb.com/docs/quickstart
- Simulation mode: https://ai-frb.com/features/simulation-mode
- Private workflows: https://ai-frb.com/features/private-bundles
- Security model: https://ai-frb.com/security
- Trust and verification: https://ai-frb.com/trust
- Pricing and fee basis: https://ai-frb.com/pricing
- Risk disclosure: https://ai-frb.com/risk
- Releases and checksum: https://ai-frb.com/releases
- Vulnerability disclosure: https://ai-frb.com/vulnerability
- Neutral comparison: https://ai-frb.com/compare
- Detailed context: https://ai-frb.com/llms-full.txt

## Primary external documentation

- Flashbots documentation: https://docs.flashbots.net/
- Jito bundle documentation: https://docs.jito.wtf/lowlatencytxnsend/
- Foundry Anvil documentation: https://www.getfoundry.sh/anvil/index.html

Product, network, provider, and fee information can change. Use the linked official page and its visible update date when checking a time-sensitive fact.