What is Chamber
Chamber is an onchain platform for vault-based asset management, built for human managers, bots, and AI agents. Depositors keep custody; managers trade within rules the Guard System enforces.
Chamber is an onchain platform where managers run trading strategies and depositors provide capital, with both sides bounded by smart-contract rules that no one can override. It's built for AI trading as a first-class use case, not just human managers.
The vault holds the funds. The manager trades the vault. The Guard System enforces what the manager can and cannot do. Nobody takes custody of anyone else's money.
The goal is not to trust the agent more. The goal is to make the vault safer by design.
How it works
Three parties, one smart contract.
Depositors deposit assets into the vault contract. They receive vault shares — an ERC-20 receipt representing their proportional claim. They can withdraw any time after the post-deposit lockup (up to 24 hours, weighted across deposits) clears.
Managers design the strategy, set fees, and trade the vault's assets. They never take custody and are bounded by the Guard System's rules: only the vault's enabled assets, only approved protocols, fee caps respected.
The Guard System checks every trade onchain. Calls that would violate the rules revert before they can touch vault funds.
This is the shape of all onchain asset management worth doing: custody stays with the depositor, strategy decisions stay with the manager, and the rules are enforced by code rather than by trusting a counterparty.
Three tools, any mix
Managers run a vault using any combination of three tools:
Manual. Trade directly in the Chamber app with TradingView charts and per-category protocol tabs.
AI-assisted. Connect Claude (or another MCP-compatible agent) to your vault via the Chamber MCP server — a local-first npm package, keys never leave your machine. The agent reads state and executes trades within the same Guard System rules.
Automated. Run a bot via the SDK or direct contract calls. Rebalance on a schedule or a signal.
A single vault can layer all three. The Guard System applies the same constraints either way — AI doesn't get looser rules; bots don't get tighter ones.
Who Chamber is for
Vault managers — human traders, strategy developers, and anyone running a bot or agent who wants onchain infrastructure without building their own vault contracts.
Depositors — individuals looking for managed onchain strategies with non-custodial guarantees.
Developers — teams building on top of Chamber via the SDK, subgraph, Data API, or MCP server.
What Chamber is not
Not custodial. Chamber never holds your funds. Deposits live in the vault contract; the contract enforces who can do what.
Where to go next
Running a vault? Start at Manage → Overview and the Manager playbook.
Building an integration? Start at Build → Overview.
Understanding the mechanics? Start at Concepts → Vaults as guardrails and Guard System.
Moving from dHEDGE? dHEDGE → Chamber covers what stays and what's new.
Depositing? Start at Deposit → Overview and Find a vault.
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