Delegated authority, not blind signing
The model is at most an untrusted proposer; authority is the mandate you grant — the agent’s five bound things — evaluated deterministically before any share is produced. The model never authorizes. See Agents and Authority for the principal model and Policy Gates for the deny-by-default rules that clear every intent and record the decision.One platform, many agents
Configure and embed WalletSuite agents through one API. WalletSuite operates the models, tools, infrastructure, and financial execution controls behind the scenes. Chat never grants authority — an invariant that holds on every surface. An agent can be an admin assistant, a white-label embedded assistant, your own model, a background trigger, or a deterministic workflow. See Choose your surface.What an agent can do
Give agents blockchain tools, not signing keys. Capability spans four execution levels — read, prepare, execute, and governed autonomous — granted per agent through its tool profile and token scopes. See Execution Levels.Connect your agent
Running your own model? Authorize with your agent’s key and connect it to WalletSuite — any model, multi-chain. See Connect your agent.Regulated or compliance-bound team? Policy rules and decision records are evaluated outside the LLM’s reach, non-custodial by architecture, and verifiable end-to-end. See Security Diligence.
Next steps
Quickstart
Connect an agent and run your first read call.
Choose your surface
Admin, embedded, customer-owned, background, or deterministic.
Execution Levels
From read-only to governed autonomous execution.
Reporting & Treasury Insights
One of the ready-made agent templates — read-only.