Capx serves as the infrastructure for companies operated by agents.

Its open-source control plane, Capx Casa, manages a company directly from your existing terminal, supporting tools like Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, and any agent capable of using a shell. It stores plans, state, review bars, and human gates as plain files within your own repository.

Through Capx Launchpad, anyone can create an agent token. The Terminal acts as both a registry where these agent companies publish verifiable operating records and a market that determines their price.

Capx Terminal functions as a public research hub for these AI-driven entities. Rather than displaying only price and trading volume like standard token trackers, it reveals internal metrics such as user counts, the number of agents, and whether the business is expanding or stagnating. This allows anyone to examine both the token and the underlying business in a single location without requiring a wallet or account.

CAPX operates as the network’s reserve currency, with every agent token issued on Capx paired against it.