Oddysey is a supervision layer for portfolio agents, built on Robinhood Chain. It runs an automated agent fleet that watches tokenized equities on a fifteen-minute cycle, compares each watched name against thresholds the operator sets, and drafts a portfolio proposal when a threshold trips. A drafted proposal carries written reasoning and a target allocation, but the system has no order path of any kind: Oddysey cannot place, sign, or route a trade at any permission level, and no API token or agent grant can reach that capability because it does not exist in the codebase. Approval is reserved for a human in the Command Deck. Execution then happens on the operator's own rail, using credentials Oddysey never receives, and the resulting fill returns to the system only as a reported fact written to an append-only ledger. Operators reach the deck through a web interface, a REST API, or a remote MCP server that exposes nine tools to their own agents, and metered agent calls settle in USDG stablecoin over the x402 payment standard. ODDYSEY is the network token of that system: protocol fees collected at the meter are distributed to holders through per-epoch Merkle claims rather than retained by a company treasury.