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Tools the assistant can use

The assistant has a curated set of crypto tools it can call to answer your questions and propose transactions. They're powered by agentek, an open-source TypeScript toolkit for on-chain actions.

This page is a tour of what the assistant can actually do, with example prompts.

Names

ToolTry it with
Resolve ENS"What's the address for vitalik.eth?"
Reverse-lookup ENS"What's the ENS for 0xd8dA…?"
Resolve WNS"Look up alice.wei"
Check WNS availability"Is bob.wei available?"
Address profile"Tell me about vitalik.eth"

Balances and tokens

ToolTry it with
ETH balance"How much ETH does vitalik.eth have on Base?"
ERC-20 balance"What's my USDC balance?"
Token allowance"What allowance does Uniswap have on my USDC?"
NFT metadata"What's this Pudgy Penguin?"
All NFTs for an address"What NFTs does alice.eth own?"

Prices and market data

ToolTry it with
Current price"What's ETH at right now?"
Historical chart"Show the SOL price for the last week"
Fear & Greed Index"What's the fear and greed index?"

Swaps and transfers

These touch your wallet. Each one surfaces a confirmation screen with the parsed transaction; you approve with Touch ID.

ToolTry it with
Send tokens"Send 0.05 ETH to alice.eth"
Swap tokens"Swap 100 USDC for ETH"
Approve a spender"Approve Uniswap to spend my USDC"
Get a swap quote"Quote a USDC → WETH swap of 500 USDC"

The assistant proposes — you approve. Nothing signs without Touch ID, and the assistant can't bypass the wallet UI to skip that step.

AI-proposed transactions have stricter limits than manual ones by default — 0.1 ETH per transfer and 0.5 ETH per hour, vs. 1 ETH and 5 ETH/hour from the wallet UI. You can adjust these in Settings → Policy. See Security for the rationale.

Chain reads

ToolTry it with
Look up a transaction"What happened in transaction 0xabc…?"
Estimate gas"What's the gas to send 1 ETH to alice.eth?"
Current gas price"What's the gas price on Arbitrum?"

Risk checks

ToolTry it with
Check an address"Is 0x123… a known scammer?"
Check a URL"Is uniswap-v3.app legit?"

These run against open-source threat-intel feeds. A positive hit means don't sign this. A clean check means "no known issue" — still read what you're approving.

DeFi

The assistant understands the major DeFi protocols and can propose interactions through the same intent* tools as transfers:

  • Aave — supply, withdraw, borrow, repay.
  • Uniswap V3 — swaps, position creation, liquidity reads.
  • Across — cross-chain bridge quotes and intents.

Approve each step with Touch ID.

Just ask

The assistant knows what it can do. Try "what tools do you have?" or "how do I check a swap quote?" — it'll tell you, with examples for the chain you're currently on.