FAQ
About edwin
What is edwin?
edwin is an open-source DeFAI library that serves as a bridge between AI agents and DeFi protocols. It provides a unified, secure interface for AI agents to interact with various DeFi protocols while abstracting away the complexity of blockchain operations and protocol-specific implementations.
What is DeFAI?
DeFAI (Decentralized Finance + AI) represents the convergence of artificial intelligence and DeFi. It enables AI agents to autonomously interact with DeFi protocols, making strategic decisions and executing complex financial operations. Through edwin, AI agents can compose sophisticated DeFAI strategies while maintaining security and predictability.
Who is behind edwin?
edwin is an open-source project focused on advancing the DeFAI ecosystem. The project emphasizes community-driven development and welcomes contributions from developers, AI researchers, and DeFi enthusiasts.
How is edwin different from other DeFi abstraction layers?
edwin is specifically designed for AI agents, providing an AI-native interface to DeFi protocols. While other abstraction layers focus on human developers or end-users, edwin's architecture is built around enabling autonomous AI operations through standardized actions, protocol abstractions, and framework adapters.
Getting Started
How can I get started with edwin?
Getting started with edwin is straightforward:
Install the SDK:
pnpm install edwin-sdkConfigure your environment with necessary keys
Start building your DeFAI agent
What protocols does edwin support?
edwin supports a growing list of major DeFi protocols including:
Lending: Aave
DEX: Meteora, Uniswap
DEX Aggregator: Jupiter
Data Providers: Cookie, eOracle
And more...
What AI frameworks can I use with edwin?
Do I need any special credentials or API keys?
You'll need:
Private keys for the chains you want to interact with
API keys for any specific protocols that require them
All sensitive information is handled securely through environment variables.
Technical Overview
What are the key components of edwin?
edwin's architecture consists of several key components:
I need to integrate with a protocol you don't support. Should I use edwin or look for another solution?
The power of edwin extends beyond just its protocol inventory; it is built primarily as a translational layer designed to handle everything needed for new protocols to be fully compatible with AI agents, offering out-of-the-box transaction handling and security features. The open-source nature of edwin provides agent builders with the best possible headstart by enabling seamless integration of new protocols to leverage its features without needing to start from scratch.
Token and Community
How do I qualify for the airdrop?
How can I contribute to edwin?
Technical Contributions
Implement new protocol integrations
Add new action types
Improve core functionality
Enhance documentation
Non-Technical Contributions
Create educational content
Build community resources
Share novel DeFAI strategies
Participate in discussions
Future and Development
What are the future plans for edwin?
The team is actively working on:
Adding more protocol integrations
Supporting additional AI frameworks
Enhancing the action system
Fostering community growth
How can protocols integrate with edwin?
Protocols can integrate with edwin by implementing our standardized interfaces. This makes your protocol immediately accessible to all AI agents using edwin. Check our documentation for integration guidelines.
How can AI frameworks integrate with edwin?
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