Overview

AgentLayer

AgentLayer is a local-first wallet and finance stack for agents.

The current product surface is broader than the original Solana MVP. Today the stack combines:

• a local wallet backend for OpenClaw and Hermes-style hosts
• a Solana backend for transfers, swaps, staking, and Solana DeFi flows
• a separate local Bitcoin runtime
• a separate local EVM runtime for Ethereum and Base
• a shared provider gateway for onboarding-friendly Solana and partner-provider access
• wallet-mediated x402 paid API flows
• a finance and crypto MCP layer for read-oriented market and chain data

Main parts

• agent-wallet/ — authoritative wallet policy, approvals, signing, and execution layer
• .openclaw/ — thin OpenClaw bridge
• wdk-btc-wallet/ — localhost Bitcoin runtime
• wdk-evm-wallet/ — localhost EVM runtime
• provider-gateway/ — shared non-custodial provider access
• mcp-server/ — finance and crypto MCP server

Current feature areas

At a high level, AgentLayer currently exposes:

• cross-wallet basics like capability discovery, address lookup, and balance reads
• Solana flows for SOL/SPL transfers, swaps, staking, portfolio reads, Bags, Flash Trade, Jupiter Earn, Kamino, private payouts, and LI.FI bridging
• Bitcoin reads plus approval-gated BTC transfers
• EVM flows for transfers, swaps, Aave, Lido, and LI.FI bridging
• x402 discovery, request preview, and paid-request execution through the wallet layer

Beta status

AgentLayer is still beta software.

The surface is expanding quickly, so treat these docs as a capability map of the current stack rather than a guarantee that every flow is production-hardened in every environment.