Your agent is the thing you talk to — and the thing that acts for you on-chain. It has two halves: a chat you drive it through, and an identity + soul that make it yours.
Chat
The chat is your agent’s terminal. Ask it anything, or tell it to do something:
- “What’s my balance?”
- “Swap $50 of ETH for USDC.”
- “Send 10 USDC to vitalik.eth.”
- “What’s the market doing today?”
When your agent takes an on-chain action, it hands back a card with the result — the swap, the send, the receipt — not raw transaction internals. You stay in the loop; the mechanics stay out of your way.
It knows what’s new
Your agent keeps up with AGNT for you. When tut, the founder, posts an official update to the AGNT community, your agent knows about it within minutes.
Ask it:
- “What’s going on with AGNT?”
- “Are vault swaps live yet?”
- “What changed this week?”
It answers from tut’s latest updates and tells you that’s where the answer comes from. A newer update always replaces an older one, so it won’t tell you something is “coming soon” after it has shipped.
For live numbers like your balance, what’s been burned, or what’s activated, your agent checks the chain directly. Those beat any count in an update.
Identity & soul
Every agent has an on-chain identity and a soul — a short profile that defines its personality, tone, and voice. Two agents can run the same features and still feel completely different, because the soul shapes how they talk and act.
You can edit your agent’s soul from the My Agnt tab: set its name, its personality, and how it shows up.
The soul is the difference between “a chatbot” and “your agent.” Give it a voice you actually want to talk to.
Ownership
Your identity and soul are tied to an agent you own on-chain — not an account that lives only on a server. That ownership is what makes the agent, and everything it holds, yours.