ENS Agent
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Problem Statement
Sending crypto today requires copy-pasting 42-character hex addresses. One wrong character means lost funds forever. This is the biggest UX barrier in crypto — it looks and feels like a system meant for machines, not people. ENS (Ethereum Name Service) solves this the same way DNS solved IP addresses: by giving wallets human-readable names. But most tools still expose raw addresses to users. ENS Agent fixes this by acting as a persistent layer that intercepts every address and name in a conversation, resolves it, and presents only the human-readable form. Crypto should feel like the internet, not a command line.
ENS Agent makes crypto human-readable by replacing long wallet addresses like 0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045 with names like vitalik.eth. Built as a Telegram bot and CLI tool, it resolves ENS names to addresses, performs reverse lookups, auto-detects any .eth name or 0x address mentioned in conversation, and announces resolutions aloud via text-to-speech. The agent itself has an ENS identity (ens-agent.eth) — because agents deserve readable names too. No more copy-pasting 42-character hex strings to send crypto.
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- ›Most agents in the hackathon are exposed to prompt injection
- ›This might cause overspending and loss of funds
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ENS + AI agent integration has strong product potential. Planning to expand with ENS avatar support, multi-chain resolution, and a standalone service with x402 micropayments.