Introduction

Aomi is blockchain infrastructure for AI automation. It provides runtime for AI models that connects your APIs and blockchain tools, letting users research, query, and execute transactions through a natural language interface — on website, telegram, discord, or any user-defined interface.

Transact with Aomi

For end users who want to chat, research market data, and execute on-chain transactions. Example questions:

"Find the highest yielding pool and stake 50% of my ETH."

"Bridge to Arbitrum through a bridge protocol that had never been hacked."

"How much money have I made through staking in total?"

"Is the'aomi.eth' taken on ENS? Purchase it if availiable."

User can access Aomi's hosted default chat interface through our chat.aomi.dev, Telegram @aomi_sendit_bot, Discord, and iOS. They interface the same backend which is equipped with built-in Aomi Apps with transaction capabilities.

Getting Started with Web App

Telegram Bot Guide

Starting a swap transaction from Web App:

Build with Aomi

For product and engineering teams integrating Aomi into an app, website, or automated workflow.

Reference & Advanced

For developers exploring runtime internals, the Rust SDK, CLI tooling, or evaluation frameworks.

Key Concepts

Two concepts are central to how Aomi works — worth understanding before you dive in:

Agentic Application — The isolated agent environment that defines what the AI can do and access. Both users and builders interact within an App; switching Apps changes the agent's tools and context entirely.

Non-Custodial Automation — Aomi never holds your private keys or funds. Every transaction is simulated on a forked network before it reaches your wallet, so you can review the exact on-chain outcome before approving.

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