The Problem

From Bots to Builders: What's Broken Today

The current landscape of AI agent platforms and Web3 tooling suffers from a critical gap—intent may be easy to express, but execution remains hard. While AI assistants can chat and answer questions, they don’t act. And while Web3 offers composable protocols, stitching them together into workflows still demands technical expertise.

Key challenges include:

• Agent creation ≠ Agent execution Most agent platforms stop at configuration or sandbox testing—leaving real-world integration and orchestration to the user.

• Tooling fragmentation Web3 users juggle DAO dashboards, DeFi trackers, NFT marketplaces, and wallets across multiple chains—without unified automation.

• No plug-and-play orchestration Even with APIs and SDKs, connecting intent to outcome requires developers to write glue code, manage dependencies, and monitor results.

• Bots, not agents Most so-called agents today are glorified bots—stateless, single-purpose, and non-composable.

• Lack of monetization and reuse Developers who build automations rarely get paid or discovered. There’s no incentive layer for reusable workflows or integrations.

• Limited reusability for complex workflows Existing agents can't be easily repurposed or composed into advanced workflows—manual setup and stitching are still required.