Pakt Documentation
Set limits for your AI agent. Review what it does.
Pakt lets you give an AI agent permission to trade within rules you approve. You choose the markets and limits. Pakt checks each proposed action before its restricted execution signer signs it, and records the decision in a verifiable receipt.
Follow the Quickstart guide to connect your agent and create your first Pakt.
What You Can Do
- Set trading limits. Choose allowed markets, order sizes, and account requirements for Hyperliquid perpetuals.
- Constrain a Bitcoin purchase. Set the amount, fees, and Bitcoin destination for a USDT-to-Bitcoin order through BOB Gateway on Ethereum.
- Review agent activity. See which actions were signed or refused, inspect the rules behind a decision, and verify its receipt in your browser.
Pakt is the permission layer, not the trading agent. Your agent chooses and prepares actions; its venue client submits signed requests. Pakt checks the rules between those steps.
Live execution requires full account access and the relevant wallet setup. Your agent can help draft and explain a Pakt before you approve it.
Start Here
Quickstart
Connect your account and agent, then draft your first Pakt.
Draft and Review
Turn your instructions into rules you can check before approving.
Core Concepts
Understand rules, ownership, and how actions are checked.
MCP Reference
Look up tool arguments, responses, and errors.
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