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The Aomi Web App is the fastest way to start using Aomi. Visit chat.aomi.dev and start a conversation.

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Getting Started

The Web App gives you access to AI assistants that can perform native blockchain operations like checking balances, executing swaps, and bridging assets, plus any enterprise integrations configured in the active App.

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Using the Interface

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Chat

Type a message in the composer and press Enter. The assistant streams its response in real time. Tool calls appear inline so you can see what actions the AI is taking.

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Control Bar

The control bar at the top lets you:
  • Model selector. Switch between Claude, GPT-4o, or other models.
  • App selector. Switch between different Aomi Apps (changes the agent entirely).
  • API key. Enter a scoped API key for private Apps.
  • Wallet. Connect your wallet via WalletConnect.
  • Network. Select the active blockchain network.

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Thread Management

The sidebar manages your conversation threads. Create new threads, switch between them, rename, or delete. Each thread maintains its own conversation history.

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Creating a new thread

Click the New Thread button at the top of the sidebar.

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Switching between threads

Click any thread in the sidebar. Previous conversations are preserved exactly as you left them.

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Renaming threads

Threads are auto-named based on your first message. Right-click (or use the three-dot menu) and select Rename.

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Deleting threads

Right-click and select Delete. Deleted threads cannot be recovered.

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Tool Calls

When the agent needs to fetch data or take an action, it calls a tool. Tool calls are visible inline:
  • An indicator shows what’s in progress (e.g., Fetching token price…)
  • The result displays inline once the tool returns
  • The agent continues its response using that data
A single request can trigger multiple sequential tool calls.

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Tips for Best Results

  • Be specific. “What’s the price of ETH in USDC?” works better than “price.”
  • Provide context. “I want to swap 500 USDC for ETH on Ethereum mainnet” gives the assistant everything it needs.
  • Verify the active App matches the task you want to perform.
  • Connect a wallet before attempting on-chain transactions.
  • Review simulation results before signing any transaction.
  • Use threads for different topics. Keep swaps in one thread, portfolio analysis in another.
  • Check tool results. The assistant shows raw data. If something looks off, ask it to re-check.

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Next Steps

Last modified on June 4, 2026