Agentify Whitepaper
  • Welcome
  • Getting Started
    • Overview
    • Market Opportunity
    • Problem Statement
    • Solution
  • Agentify Platform Architecture
    • User Interface Layer
    • AI Engine
    • Agent Orchestration Layer
    • Blockchain Interaction Module
    • Smart Contracts
  • CORE AGENTS
    • Swap Agent
    • Lending & Borrowing Agent
    • Staking Agent
    • Bridge Agent
    • Smart Trading Agent
  • Agentify Developer Framework
    • Overview
    • SDK and APIs
    • Agent Definition Schema
    • AI Playground (Sandbox)
    • Security & Compliance Layer
    • Deployment Options
  • Agentify Marketplace
    • Overview
    • Agent Discovery
    • Quality Assurance
    • Monetization Models
  • Agentify Workflow
    • User Workflow
    • Developer Workflow
  • Use Cases
    • Retail Crypto Users
    • Active Traders
    • DAOs and Treasury Managers
    • Builders & Developers
    • GameFi & Metaverse
    • NFT Collectors & Artists
  • Revenue Model
    • Transaction Fees
    • Premium Subscriptions
    • Marketplace Commissions
    • Enterprise Licensing & White-Label Integrations
  • Agentify Roadmap
    • Phase 1: Core Platform Launch
    • Phase 2: Developer Framework
    • Phase 3: Agentify Marketplace
    • Phase 4: Monetization & Economic Layer
    • Beyond – Future Vision Milestones
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  1. Agentify Platform Architecture

AI Engine

This is the "brain" of Agentify it turns your plain English request into a structured sequence of blockchain actions.

It has four main components:

Natural Language Understanding (NLU)

  • Reads what you type.

  • Extracts meaning: actions (swap, stake, lend), assets (ETH, USDC), amounts, and targets (Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.).

  • Determines the user’s intent.

Task Planner

  • Translates the intent into atomic blockchain operations.

    • Example: "Stake my ETH" becomes:

      1. Check ETH balance

      2. Approve staking contract

      3. Call staking function

  • Breaks down even complex requests into clear steps.

Knowledge Base & Live Data Feeds

  • Pulls in up-to-date data:

    • Token prices

    • Wallet balances

    • Protocol APYs

    • Gas fees, and more

  • Sources include: on-chain data via RPC, The Graph/Subgraphs, oracles like Chainlink, and internal databases.

Policy & Constraints Module

  • Applies user-specific settings (e.g., “Don’t go over 0.3% slippage”).

  • Enforces security guardrails.

  • Ensures all smart contract interactions are pre-approved and safe.

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