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Live on Ethereum Sepolia

Your AI agent's control room.

Your agent trades on its own. Small trades go through automatically, big ones wait for you to prove you're human with World ID, and you can stop it at any time. Every action here is a real Sepolia transaction.

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1 · The problem

AI agents hold the keys

To trade for you, an AI agent needs a wallet key. If it's buggy, hacked or tricked, it can empty that wallet in seconds, and nobody has to approve anything.

2 · The fix

A name, limits, and a human

AegisNet gives each agent an ENS name with hard limits written onchain, Claude plans each trade in plain English, and big trades need a real person's World ID.

3 · The result

Safe autonomy

  • ● Small trades run by themselves
  • ● Big trades wait for your approval
  • ● Bad trades get blocked or cancelled

Walkthrough: see it work in 5 steps

Every step is a real transaction on Sepolia, signed by your wallet. Each takes about 15 seconds.

  1. Connect a wallet with Sepolia ETH

    You are the owner. You need a little Sepolia test ETH for gas.

  2. Give your agent an identity

    Register an ENS name for your agent with a daily limit and an approval threshold. Three wallet confirmations.

    Register
  3. A small trade runs by itself

    Claude plans a $250 USDC→ETH swap. It's under the threshold, so it executes in the same transaction.

  4. A big trade waits for a human

    The agent tries $2,500. It pauses onchain until you verify with World ID, then executes.

  5. Stop a trade you don't like

    Start another big trade, then cancel it as the owner. The funds never move.

My agent

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Waiting for your approval

All activity
  • Nothing waiting. Big trades will show up here.

Where this is used

Three real situations. Click one to run it on Sepolia.

Runs automatically

Treasury autopilot

A DAO's agent rebalances its treasury every day with small trades. They're inside its limits, so they execute right away and nobody has to wake up.

Needs a human

Whale-size trade

The agent spots an opportunity and wants to move $25,000. AegisNet holds it onchain until the owner proves they're a real person with World ID.

Blocked

Hacked or buggy agent

An attacker takes over the agent. It can't call contracts outside its whitelist or pass its daily limit, and the owner can revoke it in one click.

Open the kill switch
Under the hood: system status, pipeline and contracts
Backend—
Network—
AI planner—
World ID—
Chain indexer—
Relayer key—
Root ENS—
Default threshold—

How a trade flows

  1. I
    Identity & limits

    The agent's address resolves to its ENS name, whitelist, daily limit and approval threshold in AegisSubnameRegistry.

  2. II
    AI plan

    Claude picks the strategy. Deterministic code encodes it as 1inch SwapVM steps with an agent-gated Uniswap v4 hop.

  3. III
    Human check

    At or above the threshold, AegisExecutionManager holds the trade until the owner's World ID proof is attested.

  4. IV
    Onchain execution

    The manager records the spend and runs the approved route in one transaction.

Deployed contracts

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