Eliza Labs, the developer behind the AI Agent Framework AI16z, announced the launch of auto.fun, a new-code platform that allows users to launch AI agents on web3 applications.
According to an announcement on April 17, auto.fun allows for the creation, expansion and monsterization of AI agents of those who do not develop without the knowledge of programming.
The platform supports the creation of AI agents that interact with social media, decentralized financial apps (DEFI) and other web3 services.
“The vision for auto.Fun is to democratize access to both AI and Web3 technologies by creating agents who can perform autonomy activities on behalf of users,” said Shaw Walters, founder of the Eliza Labs and the open-source Elizaos.
Walters explained that agents can automatically farming approaches, manage social media accounts or trade on behalf of users. The platform focuses on the support of X, with Defi, Gaming and other application support promised in the future.
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AI agents with no coding required
Eliza Labs said auto.fun will allow users to create AI system agents that both respond to queries and perform tasks. Users can be told that their AI agents can be told what to do with their DEFI funds through simple commands.
“Find me the best opportunities for staking with at least 12% APY and automatically allocated funds.”
Eliza Labs spokesman Cointelegraph said the product’s focus was accessible, with some user education:
“While the platform is possible for users to rotate agents with some clicks, the main education signals and user experience guardrails are gem throughout the process to help users make knowledgeable options.”
Mechanics of Token Launching
Auto.Fun also introduces what Eliza Labs calls “fair than fair” token launch. The company uses a bonding curve mechanism that “combines the benefits of a fair launch with enough flexibility for project teams to save up to 50% of their tokens before the market list.”
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A Bonding curve is a smart pricing model based on contract -based algorithm In Defi dynamically adjusts the price of a token based on the switch -moving supply. When the tokens are purchased or sold, the bonding curve automatically adjusts the price according to predetermined mathematical relationships, ensuring continuous liquidity without relying on traditional books of adoption.
Eliza Labs spokesman said that (RAY) allowed for “a more sustainable alternative.” The traditional token launches often leave key teams with little in terms of resources and allows easier token dumps. The strategy of the hybrid bonding curve developed in collaboration with Raydium
The system allows project teams to pre-reserve up to 50% of the supply, which says “they have significant skin in the game and resources for post-launch development.” The remaining tokens are sold through a bonding curve that should limit the advantages of bot -driven purchases.
Walters also featured that auto.fun is an open resource. This “ensures users can prove exactly how their agents work and what happens to their data.”
The agents that operate on the platform include fightfi, a collection of social media agents competing with each other with tokens that are specific agents that provide token-gated access to higher levels of functionality.
Other agents include the secret, launching Solana (Sol) tokens, and Sigma music agents, which link musicians and fans to AI agents. Another agent on the platform is Astra, which manages crosschain payments between Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) Blockchain, Solana, and the Bitcoin (Btc) Layer-2 Lightning Network.
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