IE

The Intents Engine (IE) is a defi router that parses natural language into executable calldata.

This protects user intents against malformed txs that don't accurately reflect their goals.

It also provides a simple way for LLM and other agents to have tx-capabilities today: just summarize requests into commands.

Syntax

Commands are strings. They should be intuitive to what you would say to another person or type into a terminal.

Note:

• Token Symbols and usernames can upper-or-lowercase. IE normalizes all text into lowercase.

• "for/to" are interchangeable.

• You can also use an 0x address for token or user if you don't know their symbol/username or IE doesn't.

Here are examples of the command syntax that works with IE to route commands:

Swaps

Initially, Uniswapv3 pool swaps. Therefore tokens should have a pool.

Exact-in

• "swap 20 DAI to ETH"

Min-out

• "swap 4000 DAI for 1 ETH"

Exact-out

• "swap USDC to 1 ETH"

Swap-for-user

Simply add a "to"/for" after swap with username or 0x address.

• "swap USDC to 1 ETH for vitalik"

• "swap USDC for 1 ETH for 0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045"

Sends

• "send z0r0z 20 dai"

• "send 20 dai to z0r0z"

Escrows

The depositor controls release. Can reclaim after timelock.

• "escrow nick 20 dai for 99 days"

Lockups

The recipient controls release after timelock. Can refund back to depositor.

• "lock nick 20 dai for 99 days"

Orders

Create an onchain order within the IE orderbook. Supports ETH, ERC20 and ERC721.

• "order 1 weth for 4000 dai"