Creating an Agent

This is a primer on how to create a custom Armor Agent

Agent Blueprints are how you teach your Armor Wallet AI to work your way. Think of them like instructions you give to a really smart assistant—except instead of setting a few preferences or toggles, you’re shaping its personality, behavior, and decision-making style using plain language. It’s not about programming or technical settings; it’s about telling the AI what kind of help you want, how you want to be spoken to, and what kind of trader you are (or want to become). Whether you're brand new to crypto or already diving into advanced strategies, your Agent Blueprint helps the AI understand you.

What makes this powerful is how flexible it is. You can create an agent that’s calm and careful—great for long-term investing—or one that’s energetic and aggressive, built for finding hot trends and acting fast. You can define what kind of coins you're interested in, how to manage your portfolio, or even how the agent should talk (serious, funny, simple, or technical). The AI will follow your instructions across everything it does: recommending trades, helping with research, managing your wallets, and more. You’re not stuck with one kind of experience—your Blueprint puts you in control of how Armor Wallet works for you.

The Default Agent

When starting with Armor Wallet you will have a default Agent. This is a simple AI agent that will let you create and manage wallets, invest in crypto, do research and learn more about strategies or other more sophisticated behaviours.

Creating a New Agent

To create a new Agent, you need to open the Agents panel via the Agent button no the bottom of the wallet interface.

Once you have opened the Agents panel they you can create a new agent by clicking on the buttons labeled New Agent +

You will open a new agent panel and from there you have 4 things you will need to do in order to customize an agent.

1. Choose an icon

You can set a custom icon for your agents. Choose from any of the standard emojis avilable. For example 🔥 🟢 😎 👍 😈 🐶 🎉 ♨️. When you click on the emoji a menu you pop up for you to choose from.

2. Choose a icon background color

In addition to the icon you need to set a color for the background of your icon. A color picker will open and you can choose from there.

3. Set the name of your agent

You will need to create a name for your agent. Anything will work and it does not have an effect on the behavior of your agent. The name is not limited to English.

4. Create an agent blueprint

Be aware with customization of agents you have the power to confuse the AI and cause it to provide inaccurate or faulty results. Be careful when writing your Agent Blueprint and build off of best practises.

Now the exciting part begins. An agent blueprint is the description of what you want your agent to do and how you want it to act. You can also add addition behaviours such as strategies and functions. For a full rundown on all things Agent Blueprints start with Agent customization and then move on to a deep dive into Agent Blueprints.