Conversational AI Agent

Your Natural Language Gateway to DeFi

Component Classification: LLM-powered natural language processing and orchestration interface within the aarnâ Multi-Agent Architecture.

1. Functional Purpose

The Conversational Agent acts as the semantic interface layer between user intent and system-level configuration logic. It converts natural language inputs into structured, machine-interpretable command objects and governs the decision pipeline before execution. The Conversational Agent ensures that all user-driven actions (configuration, insight queries, transaction intent, or reasoning requests) are processed deterministically and aligned with protocol rules, safeguards, and vault risk constraints.

2. Core Capabilities

Intent Classification & Semantic Parsing

  • Utilizes transformer-based LLM inference for:

    • Intent detection

    • Slot/entity extraction

    • Constraint identification (risk thresholds, asset boundaries, timeline constraints).

  • Normalizes ambiguous expressions (e.g., "maximum safe yield" or "higher returns but low volatility") into system-defined feature vectors.

Policy-Aligned Strategy Mapping

  • Converts parsed intent into validated vault configuration instructions.

  • Applies:

    • Risk framework lookups

    • Eligibility matrices

    • TVL ceilings

    • Chain availability constraints

    • Tactical vs strategic sleeve logic.

  • Generates configuration instructions for downstream agents without violating governance or execution rules.

Execution Mediation

  • The Conversational Agent does not directly trigger blockchain transactions.

  • Instead, it:

    • Generates execution signatures,

    • Confirms user approval,

    • Passes final instruction packets to the Execution Agent.

3. Memory + Personalization Layer

  • Persistent, wallet-scoped memory (no identity leakage).

  • Uses vector embeddings + semantic recall rather than rule-based storage.

  • Supports session memory (short-term reasoning) and long-tail preference modeling.

Memory examples stored as feature vectors:

  • Risk preferences

  • Typical asset exposure

  • Interaction patterns (active vs passive user)

  • Prior allocations and rebalance approvals

4. Communication Model

The Conversational Agent supports:

  • User-initiated flow (queries, instructions)

  • System-initiated flow (alerts, deviation signals, yield opportunity push)

Communication signals include:

  • Risk shift notifications

  • Rebalancing triggers

  • Yield deltas > threshold

  • PT opportunity upgrades (from Yield Curation Agent)

All messaging is generated in natural language but anchored in a quantifiable system state.

5. Guarantees & Guardrails

Domain

Enforcement

Safety

Risk policy enforcement, transaction sanity checks

Consistency

Deterministic mapping of preferences → configuration

Explainability

All actions include natural language reasoning

Non-Custodial Integrity

No execution without explicit approval

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