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Multi-Agent System

An overview of the Armor Multi-Agent System (AMAS).

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Armor Multi-Agent System

The Armor Multi-Agent System (AMAS) is engineered to accurately and efficiently execute complex user requests while maintaining a high degree of security. Unlike traditional AI-driven solutions that rely on a single agent to handle multiple responsibilities, Armor Wallet distributes tasks among highly specialized agents. This division ensures that each agent is solely focused on a specific function, whether it be executing swaps, analyzing market insights, or managing risk, thus minimizing errors that could arise from a generalist approach. By leveraging a planner agent, Armor Wallet assigns each request to the most relevant agent, ensuring that even the most intricate requests are executed with precision and speed.

Once a specialized agent receives a task, it verifies its plan with the user, and then either executes the action immediately or hands it off to workers who wait for the ideal execution conditions. These workers trigger an event back to the agent, which ensures seamless communication with users while listening to real-time triggers such as market price thresholds, liquidity conditions, or time-based events. This approach allows Armor Wallet to execute trades and actions at the most optimal moment, reducing risks such as slippage or failed transactions due to market fluctuations. Additionally, the use of dedicated agents means that insights-related tasks (such as blockchain data analysis or social sentiment tracking) are handled separately from execution-based tasks like trading, ensuring greater accuracy and reliability.

To support this modular and highly secure infrastructure, Armor Wallet provides the Armor SDK, which allows developers to integrate new agents and extend the system’s capabilities. The allows agents beyond Armor’s ecosystem (such as ClaudeCode, Cline, and Manus) to access the tools and resources that the Armor SDK provides. By decentralizing responsibilities among specialized agents and maintaining a structured coordination protocol, Armor Wallet is pioneering an AI-driven crypto trading environment that balances speed, accuracy, and security, allowing users to execute complex strategies with confidence.

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