I mean actually....
Kite Agent Passport: Giving AI Agents Freedom, But Keeping Control in Your Hands🤔
Hmm, to be honest, it's one thing to allow an AI Agent to spend money, and another to let it act on its own when the market suddenly becomes unstable. This is where I think we need to think a little deeper about the Agent Economy of Web3 - is it really thinking?
Listen, the new update to Kite Agent Passport is not limited to increasing payment convenience. The Aave Automatic Repayment feature is especially worth looking at. For USDC-only supported loans on Base, the user can set the Health Factor limit and Repayment Amount. After approving once with Passkey, Passport can make a repayment once if the Health Factor drops below that limit. However, this is not a risk-free loan or a guarantee of profit. The main idea here is that the Agent can work within the set rules without waiting for human permission at every step. Budgets, permissions and task limits can be set in advance, each action can be verified, and even access can be revoked if necessary. Hmm, along with Arc Mainnet suport, the ability to browse over 2,000 services and recipes without logging in, improved session control, and clearer information in case of payment failures have come to the fore. Kite Chain serves as the settlement layer of this system, with EVM compatibility, low fees, and finality determined in less than a second. But for me, the real test is not the number of features. What matters is how reliably the Agent works in practice. Because it is easy to give freedom, but it is difficult to keep that freedom within the rules. How well Kite can maintain this balance remains to be seen.
However, time will tell🤔
#KiteBBW $KITE @KITE AI
Kite Agent Passport: Giving AI Agents Freedom, But Keeping Control in Your Hands🤔
Hmm, to be honest, it's one thing to allow an AI Agent to spend money, and another to let it act on its own when the market suddenly becomes unstable. This is where I think we need to think a little deeper about the Agent Economy of Web3 - is it really thinking?
Listen, the new update to Kite Agent Passport is not limited to increasing payment convenience. The Aave Automatic Repayment feature is especially worth looking at. For USDC-only supported loans on Base, the user can set the Health Factor limit and Repayment Amount. After approving once with Passkey, Passport can make a repayment once if the Health Factor drops below that limit. However, this is not a risk-free loan or a guarantee of profit. The main idea here is that the Agent can work within the set rules without waiting for human permission at every step. Budgets, permissions and task limits can be set in advance, each action can be verified, and even access can be revoked if necessary. Hmm, along with Arc Mainnet suport, the ability to browse over 2,000 services and recipes without logging in, improved session control, and clearer information in case of payment failures have come to the fore. Kite Chain serves as the settlement layer of this system, with EVM compatibility, low fees, and finality determined in less than a second. But for me, the real test is not the number of features. What matters is how reliably the Agent works in practice. Because it is easy to give freedom, but it is difficult to keep that freedom within the rules. How well Kite can maintain this balance remains to be seen.
However, time will tell🤔
#KiteBBW $KITE @KITE AI