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A saved memory can become a rule; rules define boundaries for Monitoring to watch. MemoryRuleBoundaryMonitoring

An autonomous system with a defined goal, permitted actions, controls, and risks.

The strategy and product configuration that defines an agent’s goal, supported assets, operations, metrics, and risk profile.

An isolated smart account associated with one agent. The user’s connected wallet owns it and retains withdrawal control; agent operators can execute only validated, permitted operations.

The reusable wallet infrastructure behind Agent Wallets. It lets agents execute only validated operations through approved adapters and registered targets; the connected user wallet retains owner withdrawal control.

Annual Percentage Yield; an annualized return estimate that may account for compounding. YieldSeeker displays APY for supported Vault Agent metrics where available; it is not a guarantee.

A protocol-specific contract that validates and executes an approved interaction.

The registry that maps approved protocol targets to adapters and can disable or pause adapter-backed execution.

The decision layer that evaluates approved opportunities and produces target allocations within an agent’s strategy, active rules, and portfolio constraints. Autoseek is the current Vault Agent’s Allocation Engine; the Execution Framework separately validates and executes permitted actions.

The Ethereum Layer 2 network on which the current YieldSeeker Vault Agent deployment operates.

A measurable limit emitted by a rule for a held vault and metric. Monitoring records a boundary as clear, approaching (a warning or projected breach), or breached. A breach can wake the Allocation Engine early; the boundary itself does not decide or execute an action.

A vault considered by the Vault Agent before eligibility, risk, liquidity, portfolio, and user-preference checks are applied.

An execution model in which agents use approved paths and cannot make arbitrary contract calls.

User-facing experiences for asking questions about an agent and expressing supported preferences.

The shared layer that validates and submits permitted onchain operations through an Agent Wallet, Adapter Registry, approved adapters, and registered targets. It executes decisions but does not choose allocations.

An account-abstraction standard using UserOperations and an EntryPoint for smart-wallet execution.

A predefined configuration that influences current Vault Agent opportunity selection and allocation behavior.

The capital available to enter or exit an opportunity without materially affecting execution conditions.

Saved user instruction for an agent. Active, non-dismissed memories can guide agent behavior or compile into typed rules; a memory does not always produce a rule.

The service that continuously evaluates active rule boundaries against supported live metrics. It records clear, approaching, and breached states and can wake the Allocation Engine after a breach; it never decides allocations, executes actions, or sends notifications.

Moving an agent’s allocation between supported opportunities according to its strategy and constraints.

A protocol contract approved in the Adapter Registry for a specific adapter.

A typed constraint or preference applied by the Allocation Engine. Rules come from saved memories or profile defaults; some rules also emit boundaries for Monitoring to watch. A rule cannot make an unsupported target eligible or bypass execution controls.

A token distributed as an incentive in addition to a deposited or underlying asset.

A programmable blockchain account, such as an Agent Wallet, that can validate and execute structured operations.

A mandatory delay before an administrative change becomes active.

Total Value Locked; the value of assets deposited in a protocol or vault.

The principle that users retain ownership, withdrawal rights, and the ability to stop participating.

The current YieldSeeker agent type that allocates supported assets across approved DeFi vaults to pursue risk-adjusted yield.