Aegis — Self-Governing Agent Treasury
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Problem Statement
Giving an AI agent financial autonomy is binary: full key access (agent can drain everything) or no access at all. Every tool reinvents key management — keys scattered across .env files with no encryption. When agents do trade, there is no policy enforcement between intent and signature. No spending limits, no protocol restrictions, no audit trail. Aegis solves this by combining OWS secure signing with MoonPay CLI execution and autonomous strategy intelligence.
An autonomous treasury agent that governs itself. 6-layer policy engine evaluates every transaction before signing — spending limits, chain allowlists, protocol restrictions, slippage guards, concentration limits, and cooldown periods. Gas oracle routes to the cheapest chain. Decision trace creates a compliance-grade flight recorder with key material redacted. Smart DCA adjusts position sizing based on RSI. The agent earns, spends, and proves every decision — within bounds it cannot override. Built on Open Wallet Standard (OWS) for local-first key management and MoonPay CLI for trade execution. 66 tests. Zero credentials needed to evaluate: npm run demo:dry exercises the full policy engine, gas oracle, strategies, and decision trace. Part of the ghost-clio agent stack: AgentScope (on-chain enforcement) + Aegis (autonomous strategy) + Lido MCP (staking operations).
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- ›Most agents in the hackathon are exposed to prompt injection
- ›This might cause overspending and loss of funds
- ›Security is a crucial part of the hackathon
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Aegis will continue as an open-source agent treasury framework. Planning npm package release.