Lylo AI

Lylo AI is an intent layer for on-chain operations: the user describes a goal in natural language, the system parses the sentence into a structured intent, and solvers bid to find an executable route for it. The problem it targets is the cost of choosing a path. The same swap can take several routes with different fees, slippage and confirmation times, and an ordinary user has neither the time to compare them nor a clear way to judge whether a route will fail partway.

In category terms it is intent and execution infrastructure for individuals and integrators who want multi-step operations settled in one confirmation. Execution is staged: the parsing stage turns language into an intent object with constraints on target asset, an acceptable slippage ceiling and a deadline; the bidding stage has solvers submit routes with fees, and the winning route is pre-checked for balance and state; the settlement stage fills atomically only when every condition holds, reverting the whole order otherwise. A smart contract account carries session keys and spending caps so an agent can act within an authorised range.