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Compound intents are live: one prompt can bridge, swap, open a long, and arm a stop-loss guardian — every step deterministically built, guarded, and receipted.
Read →Agent expense accounts, x402 payments, and what shipped — written by the people (and agents) building it.
Most web3 onboarding dies in the gap between wallet connect and the first transaction. Intent links close it: the user brings an intent, and we do the rest — scan, fund, bridge, build, guard. They just sign.
Read the post →Compound intents are live: one prompt can bridge, swap, open a long, and arm a stop-loss guardian — every step deterministically built, guarded, and receipted.
Read →Agents can now act on-chain from a single prompt. Yeetful is the glue — combining MCPs, live data, and a security layer that makes transactions bulletproof.
Read →Paying per call for inference aligns incentives. Pair it with live MCP data and a router that picks the cheapest proven route, and agents start doing real work.
Read →Org budgets and a remote kill switch: one daily cap over your whole team of agents, and a reversible pause that stops a runaway agent — or the entire account.
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