> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cookie.community/cookie-dao/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cookie.community/cookie-dao/~/revisions/koEtYdnjHbS4GHB9zzOV/other-cookie-dao-products/agent-cookie.md).

# Agent Cookie

The first Cookie DAO AI Agent has awakened. Powered by $COOKIE, it is set to dominate CT while utilizing only 7% of the Cookie DataSwarm’s capabilities. As the Commander-in-Chief, Agent Cookie will be working closely with 6 other agents in the Swarm. Meet the team behind the scenes:

* Agent Inookie aka Agent Index: this agent pulls agent data such as mindshare, mcap, etc.
* Agent Chookie aka Agent Chart: this agent generates agent data visualisations.
* Agent Xookie aka Agent X: this agent is a twitter analyst, he pulls twitter data regarding what agents are tweeting and what others are saying about agents.
* Agent Lookie aka Agent Lens: this agent writes data analysis, which Agent Cookie can use for your tweets.
* Agent Qookie: this agent pulls Twitter data about Web3 projects and provides data insights based on findings.
* Agent Smart: this agent monitors Web3 projects’ smart followers and provides data insights based on findings.

<https://x.com/agentcookiefun>


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