Modular architecture
Mini-Agents: Modular Execution Architecture
Mini-agents (or “task agents”) are the operational backbone of OrberAI. These specialized, self-contained modules handle specific actions across the Solana ecosystem and beyond, enabling a system that is scalable, extensible, and highly adaptable.
🧩 What is a Mini-Agent?
A mini-agent is a focused logic unit that responds to a defined intent extracted from a user prompt. Each agent is built to:
Perform a single, well-defined task (e.g., swap, stake, scan)
Run independently or in coordination with others
Be added, updated, or replaced without breaking the overall system
Allow for rapid expansion by simply adding new agents to the registry
⚙️ Current Mini-Agent Types
OrberAI already includes a growing library of production-ready mini-agents. Some concrete examples:
TokenAnalyzer
Scans smart contracts for risks or anomalies
“Is this token safe?”
Swapper
Executes asset swaps via protocols like Jupiter
“Swap USDC for SOL”
Staker
Interacts with staking platforms like Marinade or Jito
“Stake 5 SOL”
Pay2Web2
Sends payments (USDC/SOL) to Web2 services
“Buy an Amazon gift card with my rewards”
NFTHandler
Handles NFTs: mint, burn, transfer, list, etc.
“Show my NFTs and send one to my friend”
🧠 Dynamic Composition
Mini-agents can be:
On-chain: interacting directly with smart contracts
Off-chain: calling Web2 APIs and services
Hybrid: blending both in one task
The orchestration layer intelligently sequences agents based on prompt logic and dependencies. For example:
“Convert junk tokens to USDC, stake the rest, and donate the remainder.”
This single sentence could trigger 4+ mini-agents in a dynamic, conditional flow without user micromanagement.
🎯 Key Benefit
Mini-agents make OrberAI a platform, not just a tool. They enable:
dApp-specific automation
Cross-domain workflows (DeFi + Web2 + NFTs)
Personalized agent stacks for power users and businesse
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