> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.stonkfun.bot/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.stonkfun.bot/using-stonkfunbot/terminal.md).

# Terminal

The Terminal is STONKFUNBOT's read-only research interface. It answers questions about tokens, pairs, and market data — no account, wallet, or sign-in required.

## What you can ask

| Ask for                          | Example               |
| -------------------------------- | --------------------- |
| A specific token                 | `$GME`                |
| Newest launches                  | `newest`              |
| Highest activity                 | `top` / `trending`    |
| Tokens close to graduating       | `graduating`          |
| Already-graduated tokens         | `bonded`              |
| Available quote assets           | `pairs`               |
| What's trading against a pair    | `quoted against GMEX` |
| A wallet's holdings and launches | `wallet <address>`    |
| Platform-wide numbers            | `stats`               |

## How it decides what you mean

Terminal questions are handled by a deterministic router: a fixed set of patterns matched against your question, each mapped to exactly one read-only lookup. There's no discretion involved — the same question always routes to the same answer.

Where a model is used to help interpret an open-ended question, it can only ever choose among the same fixed set of read-only lookups. It cannot reach anything that spends, signs, or otherwise changes state. If no model is configured, or one is temporarily unavailable, the Terminal still works — questions just route through the deterministic matcher directly.

## What the Terminal cannot do

The Terminal never launches, trades, withdraws, or signs anything. Those actions require an account and go through the full [Ask → Review → Confirm → Execute → Verify](/transaction-flow/ask.md) loop described elsewhere in these docs.


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