Wayfinder is an AI-centric omni-chain protocol that allows autonomous, user-owned AI agents to move safely and effectively through blockchain ecosystems and Dapps. These agents can independently handle assets under your control by using specific Web3 wallets.

The project intends to act as the main entry point for AI agents in blockchain settings, turning navigation tools and infrastructure for networks, bridges, contracts, and applications into commodities. Its chat-based, natural language interface seeks to make blockchain more accessible to a broad range of users, covering everyone from beginners to experts and from technical to non-technical individuals. Users can perform basic actions like sending or swapping tokens, as well as execute advanced strategies such as lending, providing liquidity, and deploying their own contracts.

Wayfinder AI distinguishes itself through three primary features. First, Wayfinding Paths enable users and AI agents to utilize a community-built network of actions and functions, generating smart maps of smart contracts that become more accessible over time. Second, addressing the limitation that AI agents without memory cannot improve, Wayfinder AI provides both local memory of user interactions and access to a network of onchain information. This allows Shells to recall and learn from their own past experiences as well as those of other agents, facilitating self-improvement and continuous learning within decentralized ecosystems. Finally, to make onchain transactions simpler for the general population, Wayfinder AI handles cross-chain interoperability by letting users guide an AI agent across different blockchains using only generalized instructions. Tasks that previously required multiple steps, such as bridges and hops, are now performed seamlessly.

PROMPT is the native token of Wayfinder, with a proposed maximum authorized supply of 1 billion tokens pending community governance approval. Within the ecosystem, PROMPT fulfills several roles. Users must spend it to activate Wayfinder shells, which is the initial step in creating agents. These shells use PROMPT when interacting with the network and other shells, acting as gas for transactions where fees are distributed between path developers and the protocol. To propose new Wayfinding paths, users stake PROMPT; these tokens remain locked while the path is active and face slashing if routing errors occur. Additionally, PROMPT can be used to expand or reset shell memory and to hire Verification Agents for pre-use path testing. The token also serves as the mechanism for governance, enabling holders to guide the network’s future direction.

The group operates from Canada and brings together specialists in artificial intelligence, blockchain tech, smart contract development, and security, backed by a history of achievement.