spend limits
a cap per action and per window. the agent cannot move more than it is allowed, however it is asked.
kluv is the agent. it reads a request in plain language, decides, and writes the result to Base. the only thing between a request and a transaction is a set of limits, not a person.
most onchain tools wait for you. you open them, you click, you confirm. kluv works the other way. it takes intent and produces an onchain action on its own.
it is not a dashboard with a chat box on top. it is a process that holds a wallet, reads a request, and moves. a person is not in the path of a single transaction.
acting without a person is not the absence of rules. kluv runs on more rules than a manual tool, not fewer.
the difference is where the rules live. in a manual tool, a human decides case by case at the moment of signing. in kluv, the rules live in code and are enforced before every action. the authority is fixed in advance, and the agent cannot widen it on its own.
kluv holds funds in an agent wallet on Base. deploys and trades originate there, and positions settle back into it.
signing uses scoped, short-lived authority. the model never touches a raw key. a signature is granted for a specific action and expires, so a leak cannot drain the wallet.
a cap per action and per window. the agent cannot move more than it is allowed, however it is asked.
approved tokens, targets, and endpoints. calls outside the list do not execute.
a call that fails a check is refused, not quietly adjusted to fit.
base hosts tokens that track listed equities. kluv routes on those the same way.
commerce ›a pair, a bias, a window. an output it can hand to a person or sell to a machine.
commerce ›mention it with a command in plain language. it replies in the thread and acts onchain. reach, and a public record.
open x ›type the same commands in the browser. no thread, no wait. a direct path to the agent.
open console ›