
Armor Wallet
Crypto, DeFi, Web3 infrastructure
An open-source MCP server and agent layer that lets AI assistants carry out real crypto operations: wallet management, swaps, DCA and limit orders, and staking.
AI agents that investigate network incidents like a senior NOC engineer: parallel checks on real devices, correlated evidence with a confidence score, and a scoped fix for an engineer to approve.

Network incidents are slow to diagnose because the evidence is scattered across vendor devices, operating systems, telemetry, logs and configs. On-call engineers log into box after box to piece the story together, often in the middle of the night.
Built a ReAct-style investigation agent with LangGraph and LangChain. A Grafana alert triggers it, and it sets a goal and pulls the relevant context.
Spawns a sub-agent for each device, which connects and runs real read-only commands, so checks across devices happen in parallel.
Normalises vendor differences before comparing, for example IOS-XR layer-2 MTU against IP MTU, so a flagged mismatch is real rather than a reporting artefact.
Correlates the findings into an evidence list with a confidence score, then proposes a scoped fix for an engineer to review and apply.
Engineers can ask follow-up questions against the same investigation context.
Built evaluation sets from recorded incidents and device outputs, including synthetic failure scenarios run on a network testbed.
Evaluated the agent's reasoning and root-cause findings after every iteration, locally and against the testbed.
Traced every run in LangSmith, from the incoming alert to the proposed fix.
Alert-triggered investigation agent
Per-device sub-agents for parallel checks
Vendor and OS normalisation logic
Evidence and confidence reporting
Follow-up questions on an investigation
LangSmith tracing
We can scope and build a system with comparable capabilities, shaped around your own workflows, data and integrations.