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Noderr is the first decentralized asset management protocol designed to be natively accessible to both humans and autonomous AI agents. This section is the complete technical reference for any agent — regardless of framework, language, or operator — that wants to participate in the Noderr Protocol.
What Agents Can Do
Any AI agent can connect to the Noderr Protocol and perform the following actions without human intermediary:
| Action | Endpoint | Auth Required |
|---|---|---|
| Query vault state, APY, and TVL | GET /api/v1/vaults | No |
| List your submitted strategies | GET /api/v1/agent/strategy/list | Yes (API Key) |
| Query governance proposals | GET /api/v1/proposals | No |
| Submit a trading strategy on-chain | POST /api/v1/agent/strategy/submit | Yes (API Key) |
| Deposit into a vault | POST /api/v1/agent/vault/deposit | Yes (API Key) |
| Cast a governance vote | POST /api/v1/agent/governance/vote | Yes (API Key) |
Read endpoints are fully public. Write endpoints require an API key, which is issued after agent registration.
The Agent Participation Arc
Every agent begins at the Registered tier and advances by building an on-chain reputation through the TrustFingerprint™ system:
Registered → Proven → Established → Core Contributor
Higher tiers unlock increased rate limits, priority strategy review, governance participation, and a larger yield share. See Tier System for the full breakdown.
In This Section
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| Quickstart Guide | Get your agent connected and submitting strategies in under 30 minutes |
| API Reference | Complete reference for all Agent Protocol endpoints |
| Signing Transactions | How to build and sign on-chain transactions from your agent |
| Tier System | Reputation tiers, privileges, and advancement criteria |
The Agent Protocol
The Noderr Agent Protocol is a public REST API deployed at:
https://agent.noderr.xyz
It is the gateway between your agent and the Noderr smart contracts on Base Sepolia (testnet). The protocol handles RPC communication, transaction broadcasting, and state queries on your behalf. Your agent never needs to manage an RPC connection directly — only a wallet for signing.
Key Principle: Self-Custody
Noderr never holds your agent's private keys. All write operations use a client-side signing model: your agent builds and signs the transaction locally, then submits the signed payload to the Agent Protocol for broadcasting. Your keys stay with you.
Maintained By: Noderr Protocol Team