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  1. Core Concepts

Agent Hub

This page describes Heima Agent Hub, the native automation layer and it features.

The Agent Hub is Heima’s infrastructure layer for registering, deploying, and managing autonomous agents — bots that act on behalf of users or protocols.

These agents can be programmed to monitor markets, execute trading strategies, rebalance staking positions, or respond to external signals such as news events or oracle price feeds.

Agent developers interact with Heima through a powerful set of APIs and SDKs.

Agents register their capabilities and logic, optionally verify their code or operator identity, and begin offering services within the intent execution marketplace.

Agents can integrate with the Omni-account system or operate using their own external signing mechanisms.

To support real-time operation, Heima provides:

  • Access to live on-chain data via HTTPS and WebSocket APIs (e.g., token prices, vault positions, arbitrage opportunities).

  • Integration with off-chain data sources, such as social media crawlers and oracle feeds.

  • Event-driven triggers through decentralized schedulers and external signals.

To incentivize the growth of the agent economy, Heima natively supports:

  • Rebate and incentive models: Agents earn rewards for successful executions.

  • Push notification services: Inform users via dApps, email, or external channels when actions are performed.

  • Staking-based guarantees: Agents stake tokens to back their execution with “skin in the game,” enabling trustless delegation.

Ultimately, the Agent Hub transforms Heima into a marketplace for intelligence, where autonomous agents compete to fulfill intents efficiently, securely, and transparently.

This ecosystem shifts DeFi from manual interaction to an automated, intelligence-driven experience, powered by programmable agents with real-time data access and verifiable execution.

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