A runtime you build on
Aomi is also a cloud platform. You bring your API and wrap it as a small set of tools, written as a Turing complete Rust program. Aomi hosts that as an agent. Your agent gets your offchain routes and the runtime’s onchain execution together, with nothing to wire up. That is the part that is hard to get anywhere else. Next to a general purpose agent stack, the Aomi runtime gives you:- Zero setup for onchain execution. Simulation, signing, and broadcast are built in. You write tools, not transaction plumbing.
- Fast. Execution runs inside the runtime, close to the chain.
- Cheap. No extra services to stand up and pay for.
Build on Aomi
Wrap your API as tools, host them on the runtime, and the agent calls them on demand. An App is a small Rust plugin the runtime loads while it is running, with non-custodial wallets and simulation built in.Overview
What an Aomi App is and the four steps from idea to live.
Quickstart
Write, build, deploy, and activate your first App.
Building an App
The anatomy: tools, arguments, and
aomi.toml.Trade on Aomi
Tell an agent what you want and it turns plain English into a wallet-signed transaction. Every transaction is simulated on a forked chain first, so you see the real outcome before you sign. It works across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, and Linea.What trading is
How an agent executes trades for you, without holding your keys.
How execution works
Simulate, sign, broadcast, confirm.
The aomi-transact skill
Drive trades by chat from Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex.