Brian

Brian is a flexible AI agent that exposes a range of APIs that let users interact with Web3. For example, Brian can ask users to perform various Web3-related tasks with textual prompts like “Can you swap 5 usdc for eth on Uniswap on Ethereum mainnet?”

The Brian App, which is based on the Brian APIs, provides users with an interface for conducting non-custodial transactions, looking up web3 information, and triggering the deployment of smart contracts. With just one API, you can incorporate into your application anything that can be done on the Brian App.

Using the Brian API in your app allows you to: 

Transaction: For various types of transactions such swap, bridge, cross-chain swap, transfer, deploy a safe wallet, etc., input a prompt and obtain the transaction object (such as: to, data, value)…

Search: Use web3 documentation to input a prompt and receive a textual response

Smart contract: Enter a command to determine its solidity smart contract code (see the supported smart contracts)

More to come shortly…

Why should you choose Brian?

Brian wants to use text-based interactivity to establish a new standard for web3 consumption.

When Protocols (Wallets, DeFi, NFT, etc.) leverage Brianknows APIs, their user interface is made simpler by providing users with instantaneous interactions.

Regarding Developers: Brian is your time-saving helper; he simplifies everyday chores and increases everyone’s access to Web3.

For Users: Brianknows provides an alternative to utilizing complicated interfaces while engaging with web3 in a noncustodial manner by means of suggestions. You could write, “Can you bridge 10 US dollars to a dai from Arbitrum to Polygon?” as an example. 

When you use the Brianknows API, what can you accomplish?

If you are a protocol or an application, you can provide your users with an alternative method of interacting through English prompts. Rather than developing intricate UX/UI, all of this may be accomplished with a single prompt.

Developers can use Brianknows as a development tool to enhance their pipeline and testing phase. Brian gives developers faster access to tools for data manipulation, transaction calldata extraction for swaps and bridges, token lists on various chains, transaction execution, contract deployment for testing, and more—all from prompts.

Brian is useful to whom?

Anyone in the web3 space can utilize Brianknows:

Those using Web3 who wish to carry out on-chain tasks by urging

Developers want to utilize Brian as a helper in other ways or deploy contracts

Researchers who wish to use prompts to search for on-chain data

On this page’s main user interface as well as through additional initiatives that will integrate it, users can communicate with Brian:

-Wallets

-Web3 protocols

-AI Agents solutions

-Telegram/Discord bots 

Protocols and Wallets

If you are a Web3 Protocol (DeFi, NFT, Goverancence, etc.) or wallet, you can utilize the Brianknows API to provide your users with an easy-to-use user interface by just asking in simple English.

Offer prompt-based interactions in place of investing time and resources in creating a complicated user experience. By using Brian, you can simplify the management of one or more particular app flows without having to modify the entire application logic. 

Chat-based applications and bots

You can use Brian API to add robust features to your app without altering the project scope if you are a chat-based application or a bot (like the ones on Telegram).

Tool for Developers

Brian is a reliable helper that can expedite and streamline your development, testing, and workflow if you’re a developer.

Does creating a smart contract need writing? To generate the Solidity Smart Contract code, utilize the Brian App or his APIs. Brian is a helpful tool for defining the fundamental logic of more sophisticated smart contracts that can be iterated upon, and it performs well for basic smart contracts (like erc20/erc721).