what is robinhood-ai-dev-sniper fr?

RobinHood is a trading bot written in Go for buying newly listed tokens on Uniswap and other decentralized exchanges across Ethereum and other EVM compatible blockchains. The README describes it as built for traders who want their buy orders to execute in the same block a new token's liquidity appears, using multiple wallets at once and routing transactions through Flashbots, a private relay that keeps pending trades out of the public transaction pool so they cannot be front run. The project is not free or open source in the usual sense. It is sold as full source code under a one time paid license, with two tiers priced in ETH. The Core tier includes coordinated multi wallet buying, Flashbots protection, automatic take profit and stop loss rules, live monitoring of pending transactions, the core Uniswap trading logic, a bot that generates trading volume on a chosen token, and a compact overlay meant to sit next to a chart website. The more expensive Full Suite tier adds live parsing of Twitter and X posts to catch news as it breaks, tracking and automatically copying trades from specific token deployers, a semi or fully automatic deployment feature the README calls the AI deving autopilot, and a tool for creating new ERC-20 tokens and opening a Uniswap pool for them. Internally the bot exposes a REST API and a WebSocket connection for control and live updates. Its architecture separates a core engine that manages snipes and volume trading from a signals layer, used only in the Full Suite, that feeds Twitter and top deployer activity into the automatic deployment feature, and from an EVM layer that talks to blockchain nodes, the Flashbots relay, and the pending transaction stream. To get it you pay through the project's website, message the developer on Telegram with your order details, and receive either a private GitHub invite or the source files directly, after which you self host the bot yourself and configure your own wallets. The README does not mention a standard open source license, since access itself is the paid product.