Try testnet

Wrenai also runs on NEAR testnet, in the same app. Testnet uses test tokens with no value, so you can try agents, Jarvis, Claims and Proof without risking funds. Mainnet stays the default.

Start as a guest

1. 1

   Choose Try as a guest

   On the sign-in screen, choose Try as a guest. No wallet is needed.

2. 2

   Get starter funds

   The guest session starts with 0.1 NEAR, 5 USDC and 5 USDT of test tokens from Wrenai's shared testnet pool. A NEAR Testnet badge sits in the top bar while you are on testnet.

3. 3

   Create an agent

   Open Agents and pick a type. Setup works as on mainnet, except the budget comes from your test funds and the agent starts as soon as you deploy it.

You can also connect a testnet wallet. A connected wallet can make manual payments and swaps, each approved in the wallet; autonomous agents run on guest funds only.

Sessions and your funds

• A session lasts two hours. When it ends, its agents stop and unsigned orders are cancelled. Nothing new is spent.
• Your funds carry over. Coming back on the same browser starts a new session with everything you held, including tokens your agents bought. NEAR, USDC and USDT are topped back up to the starter amounts.
• Thirty days. A browser that doesn't return within 30 days can't reach its funds again, and they go back to the shared pool.
• Agent funds wait in Claims. Stopping or deleting a testnet agent keeps its funds with it. Claiming moves them back to your test balance.

What testnet supports

Perps, Meme Hunter and confidential (private) routes are mainnet only. Testnet swaps run through Tidepool, which can't swap native NEAR: use wNEAR in a swap. Payments can still send native NEAR.

Limits

The shared pool protects itself with fixed limits.