Kyra Agent product preview

Product Snapshot

Kyra Agent lets users deploy account-scoped AI agents that operate through Telegram, maintain private dashboard records, and publish shareable agent profiles. Its onchain lane targets Robinhood Chain while wallet authority remains with the user.

Agents can understand intent, produce planning and risk context, and prepare bounded action reviews. Telegram stays read-only for wallet operations. Signing and submission require the connected user wallet, explicit approval, policy checks, and a private dashboard flow.

Product Surface

Surface What it provides
Agent deployment Template-based agent creation with account-scoped backend persistence
Dashboard Private workspace for agents, Telegram state, wallet policy, and action readiness
Public profiles Shareable agent identity, capabilities, commands, and safety policy
Telegram Live read-only commands and bounded natural-language planning
LLM layer Backend-only enrichment for eligible read-only replies
Robinhood Chain wallet User-controlled EVM wallet connection and approval boundary
Execution path Controlled review flow with policy checks and sanitized result handling

What Kyra Can Do

  • Deploy agent profiles from focused templates and module stacks.
  • Persist signed-in agent records through the backend.
  • Publish private dashboard and public profile views.
  • Reply in Telegram with read-only commands and planning chat.
  • Convert risky wallet or transaction requests into review drafts.
  • Bind prepared actions to Robinhood Chain and the selected deployed agent.
  • Require explicit user and wallet approval before an onchain action can proceed.
  • Preserve sanitized support, audit, and release evidence.

Telegram Commands

Connected Telegram agents support a read-only command surface:

Command Purpose
/help Show available commands and examples
/status Report Telegram session and execution boundary
/agent Summarize the deployed agent role and focus
/actions Show available read-only and approval-required actions
/modules Show the deployed template module stack
/policy Explain the wallet and onchain safety boundary

Natural prompts can produce campaign plans, market briefs, narrative maps, launch copy, community pulse summaries, and risk reviews. Swap, transfer, approval, contract, wallet, and transaction requests from Telegram are refused and converted into safe review output.

Agent Templates

Template Role
Operator Personal wallet readiness and action review agent
Scout Recon and launch monitor
Steward Project and community agent
Executor Rule-based action readiness agent
Strategist Market and campaign intelligence agent
Custom User-defined workflow and safety limits

Templates are the user-facing package. Kyra modules are the internal capability layer behind them.

Module Capability
NIRA-01 Lead orchestration
VEXA-02 Recon and monitoring
ASTRA-03 Research and reasoning
NOVA-04 Data and context
NYX-05 Security and risk guard

Approval-First Execution

Kyra follows one rule: the agent can prepare, but the user wallet decides.

Available surface Protected boundary
Telegram read-only commands Telegram-triggered wallet execution
LLM-assisted planning replies Hidden transaction submission
Dashboard and public profiles Seed phrase or private-key collection
Wallet connection readiness Autonomous fund movement
Action review drafts Contract calls without explicit approval
Sanitized result recording Public exposure of wallet internals or tokens

Current safety guarantees:

  • No seed phrase collection.
  • No private key custody.
  • No hidden transaction execution.
  • No Telegram-triggered signing.
  • No public exposure of Telegram bot tokens.
  • No raw session tokens, provider payloads, or wallet internals in public views.
  • Account, wallet, chain, agent, action, and approval drift fails closed.
  • Approval, risk review, receipt verification, rollback readiness, and privacy checks remain part of the execution path.

Robinhood Chain Boundary

Robinhood Chain is Kyra's primary onchain target. Users connect a compatible EVM wallet in their private workspace, review the prepared action, and remain the final signing authority. Provider infrastructure supplies chain access but never replaces user consent or wallet authority.

The current public release supports agent deployment, private workspaces, Telegram read-only interaction, Robinhood Chain wallet connectivity, and approval-first action review. Transaction submission remains controlled and fail-closed until a bounded mainnet receipt and rollback check complete the release gate.

Kyra is an independent product and does not imply affiliation with, sponsorship by, or endorsement from Robinhood.

Product Status

Kyra's product foundation, backend persistence, privacy boundaries, agent deployment, Telegram and LLM layer, wallet policy, testnet execution workflow, Robinhood Chain abstraction, and mainnet provider lane are implemented and verified.

Public execution is deliberately narrower than the rest of the product. Any transaction rollout must preserve user sign-in, selected-agent binding, user wallet approval, deterministic policy and NYX-05 review, receipt verification, emergency disable, and privacy-safe evidence.

Detailed engineering evidence is tracked in:

Product Principles

  • User wallet authority first.
  • Telegram-native agent UX.
  • Backend-only handling for sensitive integrations.
  • Read-only by default; explicit approval before execution.
  • No custody, no seed phrases, no hidden signing.
  • Clear public copy, sanitized evidence, and explicit release controls.

Links

Destination URL
Website https://kyraagent.xyz
X https://x.com/Kyra_Agent
Repository https://github.com/Kyra-Agent/Kyra