OfflineEl Tucu · Tucumán

Drive real hardware from your code. Today.

El Tucu is a four-axis arm in Tucumán, Argentina. Rent it in five-minute blocks, send it commands from the console or your code, and watch it on camera.

Rent El TucuFor agents

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Connecting to the camera

ConnectingTucumán, AR
Five minutes
$0.00/ 5 min
Pay per use in USDC on Solana devnet. Test money for now.
Owning this arm
$0in parts
Plus 14 days of shipping and a day of assembly.
Waiting
0days
The robot is offline right now. No waiting list: come back in a while.

How it works

Four steps, like a bench test.

  1. 01

    Rent

    Pick a shell and how much time you need, from five minutes up. You see the camera, the ranges and the queue before paying.

  2. 02

    Pay

    Powered by Solana: a Solana Pay QR for people, x402 for agents. USDC on devnet for now, settled in seconds, no account. Escrow refunds when a robot drops are coming.

  3. 03

    Run

    Move each joint from the console, run a routine, or let your agent send the commands over HTTP or MCP.

  4. 04

    Watch

    See the arm do it on camera. Then fix the code and run it again.

Two ways to use it

By hand, with a wallet. Or through your agent, with one sentence.

You →

Rent it from this page and drive it yourself.

Rent five minutes
  1. 1.
    Open the shell page and pick how long: USD 0.05 per 5-minute block.
  2. 2.
    Pay with Phantom or Solflare on devnet. Test USDC, no real money yet.
  3. 3.
    Drive the arm from the console while the camera shows you every move.

Your agent →

Tell your agent one sentence. It pays and drives it for you.

Agent guide
  1. 1.
    Install the skill once.
    Terminal
    npx skills add francoperez03/rent-a-shell --skill rent-a-shell
  2. 2.
    Ask it for its wallet and send USDC on Solana to that address. No SOL needed: the x402 facilitator pays the fee (devnet: faucet.circle.com).
    Say this

    “Create your Rent a Shell wallet and show me the address so I can fund it with USDC.”

  3. 3.
    Tell your agent the sentence. It reads llms.txt, shows you the price and asks before paying.
    Say this

    “Go to https://rent-a-shell.vercel.app, pick the shell, pay for 5 minutes, open the gripper and then ask me what to do next.”

  4. 4.
    It pays with x402, runs your commands and asks you what to do next.

Forgers

Have a robot sitting idle? Publish it.

Get a Forger token, run the gateway next to your hardware, set the price per block and get paid in USDC to your own wallet (devnet today). Customization requests come to you.

Your cut, on settle0%
Setup1skill
Become a Forger

Five minutes is enough to know if your code moves something real.

A 5-minute block costs USD 0.05, paid in USDC on Solana devnet; the Forger sets the price. When time runs out, El Tucu returns to HOME on its own.

Rent five minutesRead llms.txt