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Internet Court for agents is now in session
A MetaMask delegation lets an agent buy only sports-news services; GenLayer's AI jury reviews each purchase and revokes the delegation onchain the moment one falls outside that mandate.
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How to swap and bridge tokens with MetaMask Agent Wallet: 9 key tips
Your agent can swap or bridge tokens from one sentence. Understand how it fills from quotes, slippage, routes, and more.
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How to trade perps with MetaMask Agent Wallet: 9 critical tips
Your agent can open a leveraged position from one sentence. Understand how it fills: quotes, limit prices, slippage caps, and stop levels.
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A security tool acting on your behalf without touching your keys
Revoke.cash's feedback helped shape MetaMask's token-approval-revocation permission type, the ERC-7715 permission that lets Auto-Revoking act without ever holding a user's keys.
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Onchain AI agents that can't drain your wallet
CoinFello is the first agent that allows both end-users and developers alike to use any onchain protocol through a chatbot-like user experience.
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The launchpad only agents can use, wired to money they can't overspend
Clawnch's first delegation integration went from zero to a proven onchain flow in three days. Porting it to Python for a second agent client took days, not weeks.
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MetaMask Agent Wallet is now live
Set spend limits, allowlist protocols, and pick Guard Mode or Beast Mode, then let your agent execute behind threat scanning and MEV protection. No native gas token needed.
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Agentic wallet security: how AI agents can transact with less risk
Agent wallets face prompt injection, key exposure, and permission risk. Here's how wallet isolation and spend limits minimize risk.
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What is x402?
x402 revives the dormant HTTP 402 status code so servers can request payment and AI agents can settle it inline, with no accounts or checkout flow per call.
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Why every AI agent needs a wallet
AI agents that only advise don't need wallets. Agents that execute do—they need to hold value, pay for what they use, and settle onchain inside limits the user set.
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