Warden brings AI to web3, enabling any application, protocol or smart contract to integrate safe AI.
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AI agents that can actually sign transactions?

@wardenprotocol  makes it possible.
Build AI that holds keys, acts onchain, and proves what it does.

Open-source, cross-chain, and production-ready.

Here’s how ↓

Warden = infra for verifiable autonomous agents.

• Custody keypairs
• Execute txs across 100+ chains
• Generate proof of intent/actions

Think GPT meets multisig — with receipts.

The core: Warden Agent Kit (WAK)
Lightweight SDK that lets you:

→ Embed signing logic
→ Define guardrails
→ Prove actions (ZK/proofs + attestations)

Agents you can trust, even if they’re autonomous.

Use cases?

• LLMs managing multisigs
• AI ops for DeFi protocols
• Cross-chain AI wallets
• Agent-governed DAOs

Not hypotheticals. This is live infra.

No walled gardens.

No black box infra.

Just verifiable agents with real power, built the crypto-native way.

Getting started is easy:

→ https://wardenprotocol.org/blog/build-your-first-ai-agent-with-warden-protocol-a-technical-overview

→ https://github.com/warden-protocol

Fork it, build it, prove it.

AI agents that actually do things.
#AI #WardenProtocol #AutonomousAgents

Warden is IBC-native but chain-agnostic.

Agents built with WAK can operate across Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos, and more.

One logic layer, full chain reach.