AI / Blockchain workflows
Help users understand blockchain records, protocol documentation and proposed transactions. Scope a source-aware assistant around specific networks and tasks. Keep explanations reviewable, with signing decisions left to explicitly authorised people.
Concept diagram for scoping. No live integration, product demonstration or measured result is shown.
01 / SCOPE
Choose a network, source and workflow.
Retrieve approved protocol documentation, explain common operations and reference the supporting material. Distinguish published documentation from observed chain state, and flag when versions, contract addresses or networks do not match.
Scope natural-language access to agreed indexed records or query tools. Explain balances, events and transaction histories using their network and timestamp context. Unknown labels and incomplete indexing should remain visible instead of becoming confident conclusions.
Prepare plain-language descriptions of a proposed transaction, its recipient, value and relevant contract interaction where the available data supports this. Show uncertainty for unsupported calls or incomplete decoding; do not describe an explanation as a security audit.
02 / SCOPE
Compatibility requires project-specific assessment.
Assess documented RPC, indexing or application interfaces for the selected network and required queries. Agree rate limits, freshness, finality assumptions and how the interface handles missing records or temporary provider failures.
Explore a web, mobile or API assistant for an agreed product workflow. Separate read-only exploration from transaction preparation. Confirm authentication and access rules for any private operational information included alongside public chain data.
A generated explanation or prepared payload does not grant permission to sign. The authorised user must review the actual wallet request, network, addresses, amounts and approvals. Private keys and seed phrases must never be collected in chat.
03 / SCOPE
Verify records and explanations separately.
Attach relevant source references, contract addresses and chain context to answers. Test against known transactions and queries. Where evidence conflicts, surface the difference and provide a route to inspect the underlying record.
Define unsupported contracts, ambiguous requests and sensitive operations that must go to a person. Treat external text and token metadata as untrusted input. An assistant should not convert instructions in retrieved content into permissions.
Record third-party dependencies, privacy choices and logging requirements. Explanations cannot eliminate smart-contract, transaction or market risk. Any transaction submission, custody or monitoring service needs its own explicit scope and responsibility allocation.
FROM BRIEF TO HANDOVER
Agree networks, contracts, user roles and permitted queries. Select reference examples and document unsupported actions, signing responsibilities and acceptance criteria.
Implement the scoped knowledge retrieval, data adapters and interface. Preserve network and address context through explanations, review screens and any prepared transaction details.
Check known records, unsupported methods, stale indexes and conflicting sources. Test that the assistant respects action boundaries and reports uncertainty rather than inferring a successful outcome.
Deliver agreed code or builds, configuration, test evidence and operating instructions. Confirm provider costs, update ownership, support boundaries and rollout approval.
BEFORE WE BEGIN
We first assess the required data and documented interfaces for the specific network, wallet and workflow. A discussion of blockchain AI does not confirm existing integration coverage.
No. Decoding and plain-language summaries can be incomplete. Users should inspect the actual signing request, and specialist contract review may be needed for higher-risk interactions.
This scope does not establish custody or signing authority. Wallet permissions, transaction preparation and any submission process must be explicitly defined. Users retain responsibility for reviewing and authorising signatures.
CONNECTED CAPABILITIES
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us about your users, existing tools and the outcome you want. Please do not send passwords, private keys or account secrets.
