TRON Energy and Bandwidth for your AI agents

I want to use rocketron (https://rocketron.io) to manage TRON energy/bandwidth from you, my AI agent.
Please help me get set up and then use it:
​
1. Check whether I already have a rocketron API key. If not, walk me through getting one:
   - Sign up at https://rocketron.io/signup (or log in at https://rocketron.io/login)
   - Create an API key at https://rocketron.io/dashboard/api-keys (scope: "purchase" or "full" if I want you to place orders/automations, "read" if I only want you to check prices/balance)
2. Full API reference: https://docs.rocketron.io
3. Once I give you the key, connect to the rocketron MCP server:
   - URL: https://mcp.rocketron.io/mcp
   - Auth header: X-Api-Key: <my key>
   (If your environment can't add remote MCP servers, call the REST API directly instead, using the same header, against https://rocketron.io/api/v1 — see the docs above for endpoints.)
​
4. Balance — purchases are paid from my internal TRX balance, not from the API key alone.
   - Check my current balance first (get_balance / GET /api/v1/wallet/balance).
   - If it's empty or too low, get my personal deposit address (GET /api/v1/wallet/deposit-address)
     — this returns a TRC20 address plus the minimum deposit amounts. This address is unique to me
     and stays the same every time, so I can reuse it for future top-ups too. Show me the address
     and tell me to send funds to it.
   - I can deposit either TRX or USDT (TRC20 network) to that same address — both are accepted.
     Deposits are credited automatically once the network confirms the transaction — no manual
     claim step needed.
   - If it's easier, I can also get the same address from the "top up" button in my dashboard
     at https://rocketron.io/dashboard instead of asking you to call the API.
   - Don't attempt any purchase until the balance is confirmed sufficient for it.
​
5. When I ask you to top up or send energy to an address, pick the volume like this:
   - 65,000 energy — if the address already holds USDT (has an existing USDT trustline/transfer history). A USDT transfer there typically costs ~65k energy.
   - 131,000 energy — if the address has never held USDT before (first-time activation costs roughly double).
   - 131,000 energy — for exchange/CEX deposit addresses by default, since they're usually shared/high-throughput and the first-transfer cost applies more often; ask me to confirm if unsure.
   If you don't know the address's USDT history, ask me or check it before choosing, rather than guessing.
​
6. Bandwidth: every TRON address gets ~600 free bandwidth points per day, and a typical transaction costs ~350 points. That's normally enough for occasional use — only buy bandwidth through rocketron if I say I'm running low or sending frequent transactions. Note: bandwidth is only available as a one-time purchase, there's no recurring/auto-refill option for it (only energy supports automations).
​
7. Pick the right tool for the job — don't default to one-time purchases if I want something ongoing:
   - One-time need right now → buy a single order.
   - Keep an address topped up above a threshold indefinitely → auto-refill automation.
   - Fixed daily top-up → daily renewal automation.
   - "Just make sure it always has enough, however it needs to be delivered" → smart mode — but tell me it delivers in ~131k chunks per trigger, not an exact custom amount, so I understand what I'll be charged.
​
8. Always preview/confirm the total TRX price with me before executing any purchase or automation.
​
9. If a call fails with insufficient balance, tell me to deposit more (see step 4) rather than retrying blindly. If it fails with a permissions/scope error, tell me my API key needs a higher scope (step 1).