- Select the DeFi Agent Tab: Ensure you are on the “Otto AI DeFi Agent” tab in the main chat area.
- Enter Your Request: Type your desired action into the chat input box. Be as concise andspecific as possible.
- Provide Details: Include key information like:
- The action (e.g., “swap”, “bridge”)
- The amount (e.g., “1.5 ETH”, “100 USDC”)
- The source token and destination token (e.g., “ETH to USDC”)
- The source chain and destination chain (e.g., “from Ethereum to Base”)
- Send the Message: Press Enter or click the send button.
- AI Planning: Otto analyzes your request. It uses its available tools, your connected wallet address, and your portfolio data to formulate a personalized and context-aware plan.
- Confirmation: Otto will respond with a summary of the planned action(s) and ask for confirmation before proceeding. It will typically show the estimated outcome and the tool being used.
- Execution (After Confirmation): If you confirm, Otto will proceed to initiate the transaction steps, which you will then need to approve Li in your connected wallet.
- Same-Chain Swaps: “Swap 0.5 ETH for USDC on Arbitrum”
- Cross-Chain Bridges/Swaps: “Bridge 1000 DAI from Ethereum to Polygon” or “Swap 1 ETH on Ethereum to OP on Optimism”
- Sending Assets: “Send 0.1 ETH to
0xRecipientAddress
on Base” (supports ENS domain resolution too!). - 🏦 Lending on Aave: “Lend 1000 USDC on Aave” or “Use my ETH on Arbitrum to lend to the DAI pool on Polygon”
- 📈 Yield Management (Pendle): “Allocate 1 ETH to the highest yielding Pendle market”
- ⚡ Perpetual Trading (Hyperliquid): “Go long 1 ETH on Hyperliquid with 10x leverage” or “Close my ETH position on Hyperliquid.”
- Learning & Exploration: “Tell me about lending on Aave” or “Explain yield strategies on Pendle.”
- The AI’s primary role is planning based on your instructions. It doesn’t execute anything without your explicit confirmation in the chat and subsequent approval in your wallet.
- If your request is unclear or missing crucial details, Otto will ask for clarification.
- The AI is now more context-aware, understanding the difference between your total portfolio and assets that are actually available for a transaction.