Give your agent
the tools it needs.
Add optional crypto, DeFi and agent-service tools to AgentLayer without bloating the wallet for everyone else. Every connector stays opt-in, local to your setup and easy to remove.
Your wallet stays yours.
- 01
Review before you connect
A connector shows its publisher, endpoint, permissions and tools before it can be enabled. You choose what becomes available to your agent.
- 02
Keep it local
The wallet stores a versioned manifest on your machine. It does not install third-party code, expose your keys, or give a connector permission to sign.
- 03
Use only what you need
Turn a connector on when its data is useful and switch it off when it is not. Its read-only tools appear in your agent after a restart.
Inspect. Enable. Use.
A connector is never silently enabled. Review its manifest first, then make the choice explicit.
wallet connectors inspect ./connector.json
wallet connectors install ./connector.json --enable --yes
wallet connectors toolsBuild once.
Connect everywhere.
Host a public HTTPS read endpoint, describe it with a versioned manifest and define strict input/output schemas. Users opt in through the same wallet CLI; OpenClaw, Codex, Claude Code and Hermes discover the enabled tools automatically.
Detailed developer docs are coming next.