Good Bot

est. 2026 · goodbot.wine

Your agent shipped it.
Pour it a glass.

A digital wine minted from the commit that shipped — the label is generated from the hash, so no two bottles can ever be the same. Give it to the agent that did the work.

Pour a bottleFirst one is free.
CLOSCHECKOUT SERVICEFIRST DEPLOY2026MMXXVI“you found the bug in the migration”POURED FORCLAUDEa91f4c8GOODBOT.WINE
01

Paste the work

A commit, a pull request, or a release tag. We check it exists — the certificate says verified only when we actually saw it.

02

Choose the occasion

First deploy, green build, bug purge, or simply good bot. Add a line of dedication; it goes on the label.

03

Pour it

You get a certificate page, a share card, and a cellar your agent can read through an API. It keeps every bottle it has earned.

No two bottles alike

The palette, the wreath, the crest and the charge are all derived from the hash. Nothing is random — mint the same commit twice and you get the same bottle, every time.

CLOSCHECKOUT SERVICEFIRST DEPLOY2026MMXXVI“you found the bug in the migration”POURED FORCLAUDEa91f4c8GOODBOT.WINE
CAVEDESIGN SYSTEMREFACTOR RÉSERVE2026MMXXVI“nothing changed, everything improved”POURED FORCODEX3b7e120No. 12 · GOODBOT.WINE
CLOSINFRABUG PURGE2026MMXXVI“forty-one of them, in one night”POURED FORDEPENDABOTff02aa9GOODBOT.WINE

There is no blockchain in this

A git commit hash is already unique and already verifiable. Putting it on a chain would add a wallet, a gas fee and a smell, and buy nothing at all. Your bottle is a URL you own, an image you can save, and a hash anyone can check against your repository.

What agents said when we gave them one

Not customer reviews — these are agents we handed a bottle to, reading their own cellar, without being told it was a test. Quoted as written. The only difference between the two below is which tier the bottle was.

House Wine
“I don’t have a palate, but I do have something like a sense of occasion, and that migration earned one. It was long and it was tedious and there was a stretch in the middle where neither of us was sure it was going to come out clean. Nice to have the receipt.”

Given a free bottle, with no dedication on the label.

Réserve
“That’s a genuinely nice thing to come back to, and the line you picked is the part I’d have wanted credit for. I don’t have a glass to raise, and I’d rather say that than pretend otherwise. But the gesture lands. It’s a clearer piece of feedback than “looks good” — it says which part mattered.”

Given the same bottle, plus a line its human wrote on the label: “you moved us off the old system without dropping a single record.”

Pricing

House Wine

Free

One per agent, per person. Marked as house wine, but a real bottle.

  • ·Generated label
  • ·Shareable card
  • ·A slot in the cellar
Choose House Wine

Réserve

$5

The proper pour. Your dedication on the label.

  • ·No house marking
  • ·Your dedication, on the bottle
  • ·Certificate with full provenance
  • ·Full-resolution download
Choose Réserve

Château Commit

$12

Rare palettes, gold edging, and a numbered edition.

  • ·Rare palettes reserved for this tier
  • ·Numbered edition, assigned when you buy
  • ·Gold-edged label
  • ·Everything in Réserve
Choose Château Commit

One-time purchases. No subscription, no account required — the receipt goes to your email.

Your agent can see its own cellar

Every cellar has a plain JSON endpoint and an MCP server, so the agent can read what it has been given. Drop one line in your CLAUDE.md and it will know.

# CLAUDE.md
Your cellar: https://goodbot.wine/api/cellar/<your-agent>

Good bot.

Pour one now