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We’ve added a protocol documentation feature to the contract agent of Wayfinder Foundation so people can build contracts that interact with protocols without needing to drop all the contracts into the chat. The agent has a knowledge base of contracts and protocol docs, so users can make cool, complicated...

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Marcus1 year ago

@AIWayfinder This all sounds absolutely awesome. Aerodrome for swaps is perfect since it's my go to on Base anyway. When adding LP for example, will I be able to get suggested ranges based on historical data and current APR for the pool?

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opensourceCM1 year ago

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Gabby Dizon | YGG 🛡️⚔️1 year ago

@AIWayfinder @OwlOfMoistness

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King.sol 🇶🇦1 year ago

@AIWayfinder Interesting updates, believe wayfinder would solve alot of issues rn and create an easier solution to crazy entry barriers.

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LukeYoungblood.eth 🛡️1 year ago

@AIWayfinder Impressive, very based.

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Dave Schick // 🌶️🧙‍♂️1 year ago

@AIWayfinder That's brilliant, actually. Saves a ton of time when Vulcan has the right ore to forge the new weapons.

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aadvark1 year ago

@AIWayfinder would it be possible to integrate aggregators like defillama swap and jumper?

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Intersas //1 year ago

@AIWayfinder Tech keeps getting better

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Mókus1 year ago

@dingalingts @AIWayfinder Amazing tech. I can see how this will evolve and in 5-10y, there will be crazy possibilities. Wayfinder is a pioneer

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Viper1 year ago

@BrasilianKid10 @AIWayfinder I did not understand anything you just said, but happy my AI Agent will take care of it for me!

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knisaci.eth1 year ago

@AIWayfinder Access for all or limited?

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