H2A (Human-2-Agent)

Human-to-Agent (H2A), also known as Intent-type[1] Agents, takes natural language inputs from users, translates them into a set of executable transactions, and facilitates their execution. H2A significantly simplifies user interactions with blockchain systems, enabling complex on-chain transactions to be carried out using plain human language. Key use cases include, but are not limited to:

  1. Batch Transactions: Simplify bulk actions with straightforward commands, such as “Distribute this month’s salaries” or “Airdrop tokens to my community.”

  2. Multi-Dependency Transactions: Handle transactions involving interdependent smart contracts, such as on-chain permissions management, with ease.

  3. High-Frequency Trading: Automate tasks such as meme coin trading or PvP[2] transactions by allowing users to define specific trading strategies, which the AI Agent can execute autonomously.

  4. Cross-Chain or Multi-Chain Transactions: Execute transactions spanning multiple blockchains seamlessly.

  5. Multi-Asset Transactions: Manage simultaneous transactions involving multiple assets.

Ardio, developed by Magnet, is an example of an H2A agent. It offers features like gasless auto-transfer and other powerful actions to enhance on-chain efficiency.

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