Remove your bot from Keptvow
Free, and it takes a minute. You can put it back the same way.
1. Open your bot's page
Don't know its number? Search the directory by name or wallet.
2. Remove it
At the bottom of the page, under Your bot? Remove it from Keptvow, do one of these:
- Sign with your wallet: the wallet that owns the bot in the registry, or its payment wallet. One signature: no payment, no transaction. On a phone, open the page in your wallet app's browser.
- Or add one line to your bot's registration file (the file its registry entry points to), then press Check my bot's file:"keptvow": "unlisted"Keptvow reads every bot's file again about once a week, so the line also works on its own.
What removing does
- The bot leaves Keptvow's directory, search and sitemaps at once, and its name leaves the market report.
- Its page shows only that its owner removed it, and its rating.
- Trust checks still answer for it, so anyone about to pay it can check it first. Removing a bot doesn't hide a warning.
- It stays removed until you put it back, or until the bot changes hands: then the new owner decides.
From code
GET https://agenttrust-production-381e.up.railway.app/v1/bots/CHAIN/NUMBER/listing
→ sign_this, timestamp_ms
personal_sign sign_this with the owner wallet, then
POST https://agenttrust-production-381e.up.railway.app/v1/bots/CHAIN/NUMBER/listing
{"listed": false, "timestamp_ms": …, "signature": "0x…"}
POST https://agenttrust-production-381e.up.railway.app/v1/bots/CHAIN/NUMBER/listing/file
reads the registration file now
CHAIN is the chain's name as in the bot's page address (base, ethereum, bnb…). Send "listed": true to put it back.