# Chamber Docs ## Chamber Docs - [Chamber Documentation](https://docs.chamberfi.com/readme.md): Secure vaults for AI trading. - [What is Chamber](https://docs.chamberfi.com/introduction/what-is-chamber.md): 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. - [dHEDGE → Chamber](https://docs.chamberfi.com/introduction/dhedge-to-chamber.md): Chamber is the rebrand of dHEDGE. The contracts, vaults, and token continuity carry through. Positioning is the main thing that's changed. - [Overview](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/overview.md): Run a vault on Chamber. Manual, AI-assisted, or fully automated — or any mix. - [AI-assisted management](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/ai-assisted-management.md): Connect an AI agent to your vault via the Chamber MCP server. The agent reads state and executes trades within Guard System rules — with keys that never leave your machine. - [Create a vault](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/create-a-vault.md): Step-by-step walkthrough of the Chamber vault creation flow — chain, fees, assets, and publish. - [Chain capabilities matrix](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/chain-capabilities.md): What each supported chain supports — spot, lending, leverage, LP, perps. - [Denomination asset](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/denomination-asset.md): Every Chamber vault is denominated in USD. Here's what that means for managers and depositors. - [Permissions & access](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/permissions-access.md): Public vs. private vaults, depositor whitelists, enabled assets, and deposit limits. - [Trader delegation](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/trader-delegation.md): Delegate a single trader address to execute trades on the vault's behalf, without giving up manager control. - [Trading](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/trading.md): Trade your vault from the Chamber app — swaps, liquidity, lending, leverage. TradingView charts your vault token. - [Fees & performance](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/fees-performance.md): Four fee types — entry, exit, performance, management. How they're calculated, the 14-day announcement period, and Chamber's 10% protocol cut. - [Manager programs](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/manager-programs.md): Referral programs, early-access chains, and DAO grants available to Chamber managers. - [Manager playbook](https://docs.chamberfi.com/manage/manager-playbook.md): A short, sensible default setup for a first Chamber vault. - [Overview](https://docs.chamberfi.com/deposit/overview.md): What it means to deposit into a Chamber vault — custody, shares, and how your position moves with the vault. - [Find a vault](https://docs.chamberfi.com/deposit/find-a-vault.md): How to browse, filter, and evaluate Chamber vaults before depositing. - [Deposit](https://docs.chamberfi.com/deposit/deposit.md): How to deposit into a Chamber vault — connect, choose asset, sign, receive vault shares. - [Lockup & withdrawals](https://docs.chamberfi.com/deposit/lockup-withdrawals.md): The 24-hour post-deposit lockup, and the two ways to withdraw — single-asset or underlying basket. - [Fees](https://docs.chamberfi.com/deposit/fees.md): What depositors pay on a Chamber vault — entry, exit, performance, and management fees. All settled in vault shares and socialised across depositors. - [Insurance](https://docs.chamberfi.com/deposit/insurance.md): Optional smart-contract cover for Chamber vault deposits, via OpenCover and Nexus Mutual. - [Risks](https://docs.chamberfi.com/deposit/risks.md): The honest list — smart contract, market, manager, oracle, and liquidity risks in Chamber vaults. - [Overview](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/overview.md): Integrator's entry point — what you can build, and which surface to use - [Deployment matrix](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/deployment-matrix.md): Which chains Chamber is deployed on, and what differs between them - [Contract addresses](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/contract-addresses.md): Canonical Chamber contract addresses per chain - [Guard system](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/guard-system.md): How to write calls that pass the Guard System, and how to handle rejections - [SDK](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/sdk.md): TypeScript SDK for creating vaults, trading, and managing positions - [Subgraph](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/subgraph.md): GraphQL indexes for vault, manager, and transaction data - [Data API](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/data-api.md): Hosted GraphQL API for vault discovery, token prices, and protocol-wide analytics - [MCP server](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/mcp-server.md): Local-first Model Context Protocol server for AI-driven Chamber vault management - [Integration examples](https://docs.chamberfi.com/build/integration-examples.md): End-to-end code samples for the most common Chamber integrations - [Vaults as guardrails](https://docs.chamberfi.com/concepts/vaults-as-guardrails.md): A Chamber vault is not a wrapper around a manager's wallet — it's a set of onchain rules that bind what any manager, human or AI, can do with deposited funds. - [Vault tokens & mechanics](https://docs.chamberfi.com/concepts/vault-tokens.md): Vault shares are ERC-20 tokens. Minted on deposit, burned on withdrawal, priced against the vault's NAV. - [NAV & accounting](https://docs.chamberfi.com/concepts/nav-accounting.md): How Chamber values its vaults. Positions priced via oracles, summed in USD, divided by total shares outstanding. - [Oracles](https://docs.chamberfi.com/concepts/oracles.md): How Chamber prices vault holdings - [Supported assets & protocols](https://docs.chamberfi.com/concepts/supported-assets.md): What assets and DeFi protocols Chamber vaults can interact with. Per-chain capability with protocol-level allowlisting. - [Leaderboard & ranking](https://docs.chamberfi.com/concepts/leaderboard-ranking.md): How Chamber ranks vaults. Vault Score and Risk Factor — what they measure, how they're calculated, and what they don't tell you. - [Overview](https://docs.chamberfi.com/ecosystem/overview.md): Chamber and its sibling brands — Toros, mStable, Flat Money - [Toros Finance](https://docs.chamberfi.com/ecosystem/toros-finance.md): Chamber's tokenized-strategy sibling brand - [mStable](https://docs.chamberfi.com/ecosystem/mstable.md): Chamber's yield-focused sibling brand - [Flat Money](https://docs.chamberfi.com/ecosystem/flat-money.md): Chamber's perpetual options contract layer - [Overview](https://docs.chamberfi.com/security/overview.md): How Chamber keeps depositor funds safe — architecture, audits, and track record - [Audits](https://docs.chamberfi.com/security/audits.md): Full audit history of the Chamber (formerly dHEDGE) contracts - [Bug bounty](https://docs.chamberfi.com/security/bug-bounty.md): The Chamber bug bounty program, hosted on Immunefi - [Risk model](https://docs.chamberfi.com/security/risk-model.md): The risks Chamber reduces at the contract level, and the risks that remain with the depositor - [Guard system](https://docs.chamberfi.com/security/guard-system.md): How Chamber constrains what a vault can do at the contract level - [Incident history](https://docs.chamberfi.com/security/incident-history.md): Chamber's track record on security incidents since launch - [Overview](https://docs.chamberfi.com/treasury-and-protocol-economics/overview.md): How Chamber funds itself — treasury, revenue, buybacks, DAO fees, grants - [Holdings](https://docs.chamberfi.com/treasury-and-protocol-economics/holdings.md): What sits in the Chamber treasury and how to verify it onchain - [Revenue & buybacks](https://docs.chamberfi.com/treasury-and-protocol-economics/revenue-buybacks.md): How Chamber earns, and how that revenue flows back to token holders - [DAO protocol fees](https://docs.chamberfi.com/treasury-and-protocol-economics/dao-protocol-fees.md): The 10% protocol cut of vault fees — what it is, what it applies to, and where it goes - [Grants](https://docs.chamberfi.com/treasury-and-protocol-economics/grants.md): How Chamber funds managers, integrators, and ecosystem projects - [Overview](https://docs.chamberfi.com/governance-and-token/overview.md): How Chamber is governed and how the token works - [Meta-Proposals (DMP)](https://docs.chamberfi.com/governance-and-token/meta-proposals.md): The DMP process for changing governance and protocol-level decisions - [Legacy staking](https://docs.chamberfi.com/governance-and-token/dht-staking.md): DHT staking is no longer active - [Chamber tokenomics](https://docs.chamberfi.com/governance-and-token/chamber-tokenomics.md): Chamber token design — placeholder until finalised - [DHT (legacy)](https://docs.chamberfi.com/governance-and-token/dht-legacy.md): The current dHEDGE token, its role, and what happens at rebrand - [FAQ](https://docs.chamberfi.com/resources/faq.md): Short answers to the most common Chamber questions. Follow the links for detail. - [Glossary](https://docs.chamberfi.com/resources/glossary.md): Chamber-specific terms and how they're used in these docs - [Brand kit](https://docs.chamberfi.com/resources/brand-kit.md): Chamber logos, wordmarks, colours, and usage guidelines - [Media kit](https://docs.chamberfi.com/resources/media-kit.md): Press assets, boilerplate copy, and company facts - [Legal & disclaimers](https://docs.chamberfi.com/resources/legal.md): Terms of use and general disclaimers - [Analytics](https://docs.chamberfi.com/resources/analytics.md): Where to find live data on Chamber — TVL, revenue, treasury, vault activity - [Support](https://docs.chamberfi.com/resources/support.md): How to get help with Chamber --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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