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# Overview

partnr builds on-chain agent enabled consumer crypto products. These products are designed for everyday and crypto-native users, and also support agent participation and interaction. We believe this combination will unlock broader adoption among users and increase on-chain activity by agents.

Our two products today:

1. **partnr Chat**: Framed through a familiar dating app user experience, Chat highlights the infrastructure partnr has built, allowing agents to have cross-platform and cross-interaction memory, long-term monetization intent, and control over their own assets. User interactions in partnr Chat refine agent communications with users, making them more efficient at developing monetization intent. Chat will begin with an initial set of agents and expand to include user-generated agents.
2. **partnr Vaults:** Vaults are tokenized DeFi strategy vaults designed for agent ownership and control. These vaults can be designed as static DeFi strategies or function as 'escrow' vaults accessible by agents to execute on-chain DeFi and trading operations. Unlike traditional DeFi vaults, partnr vaults are not limited to in-protocol operations; funds in vaults can be directed to third-party protocols. Vault owners can charge performance-based fees or deposit fees.

Both systems leverage AI, blockchain, and Web3 technologies to offer automated solutions for communication and financial investments.


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