Small pixels. Clearer market context. Meet Sprat Agent, a pixel companion for exploring Solana and preparing a token launch. Solana moves quickly. New tokens appear, prices change, and a single number rarely tells the whole story. Sprat Agent brings a small green companion to that busy environment: a pixel desk where people can explore public market data, keep the tokens they care about in view, and prepare a launch brief at their own pace. A desk with the source attached The market view brings together price, price change, trading volume, and liquidity from public DexScreener data when the source is available. Search for a token, inspect its details, and follow the source link to investigate further. A watchlist keeps selected tokens nearby on the same browser. These readings are snapshots, so freshness and availability matter as much as the numbers themselves. That is why Sprat encourages a closer look. A familiar ticker does not establish a token’s identity. The mint address, pool, liquidity, and original source deserve attention before any conclusion. Public market activity can offer useful context; it cannot establish quality, guarantee an outcome, or replace independent research. A companion that explains its scope Ask Sprat turns the available market snapshot into concise readings and practical checklists. In this release, those responses follow defined rules. They are not generated by a connected AI model, and Sprat does not place trades or control a wallet. The aim is straightforward: make the information easier to inspect while leaving decisions with the person using the desk. The pixel capsule gives that workspace a recognizable face. Its simple silhouette, blinking eyes, forest background, and bright green accents are part of the experience. The character adds personality while the interface keeps attention on the information, the source, and the next useful action. From an idea to a prepared brief The launch workspace is a place to assemble the essentials: a name, ticker, description, image, and official links. The preview updates as the brief takes shape. Save a local draft, revisit it, review the details, and export the metadata. Drafts live in the browser on that device; they are not a shared account or a published token. When the brief is ready, continue to Pump.fun. Token creation happens there, with its own requirements and a wallet confirmation. Preparing a brief in Sprat does not mint a token or move funds. The wallet panel can show a connected public account, but connection itself does not authorize a trade or transfer. Stay curious. Check the source. Sprat Agent is an independent project, not an official Pump.fun service. Its current role is deliberately concrete: public market exploration, source-based readings, a personal watchlist, and a clear launch handoff. Open the desk, look beyond the ticker, and give your next idea a little more context.