BuilderFi – The No-Code AI Agent Builder for DeFi

[PrabalParihar]

Project Name

BuilderFi – The No-Code AI Agent Builder for DeFi

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Problem Statement

Crypto users and builders waste countless hours manually chasing yield, claiming airdrops, and re-balancing positions across multiple chains.

Automation tools exist, but they either require heavy scripting knowledge (Smart Contracts, Gelato, Chainlink Functions) or are limited to a single protocol.

Power users, traders, and emerging Web3 teams need a way to orchestrate complex, cross-chain strategies without writing code and without babysitting dashboards 24/7.

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Solution Overview

BuilderFi is a drag-and-drop platform that lets anyone visually compose agentic AI workflows for DeFi.

Users connect modular blocks—price oracles, AI signal generators, DEX trades, staking, notification nodes—to create bots that think, react, and execute on-chain.

Our engine deploys the workflow as an “Agent” that runs autonomously in a secure Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) and routes transactions across chains

A built-in BuilderStore marketplace allows the community to share and monetize high-performing agents—compounding network effects and making automation accessible.

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Project Description

BuilderFi turns sophisticated DeFi tactics into Lego-like blocks.

• Visual Builder – Drag “Watch Price,” “AI Trend Signal,” “Swap on Uniswap,” “Stake,” “Notify” nodes onto a canvas; set logic; deploy.
• AI-Powered Decisions – Multi-model inference (OpenAI, Groq, Llama, DeepSeek) helps Agents adapt to volatility, gas spikes, and custom risk rules.
• Cross-Chain Execution – A single Agent routes transactions across supported chains with automatic fee and slippage optimization.
• BuilderStore Marketplace – Publish your bots to a public catalog. Let others deploy them with a click, and earn rev-share or Builder XP.

What excites us

BuilderFi democratizes algorithmic DeFi—no scripts, no middlemen.
Anyone with a wallet and a goal can now build, test, and monetize powerful automation agents in minutes.

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Community Engagement Features

Task	Points	Why It’s Fun / Encourages Onboarding
Create & simulate first Agent	50 pts	Watch your automation run instantly in sandbox.
Deploy Agent on testnet	100 pts	First real on-chain experience with DeFi automation.
Share Agent to BuilderStore	150 pts	Social proof + passive income potential.
Clone & tweak someone else’s Agent	75 pts	Encourages remixing and collaborative iteration.
Submit feedback or bug report	25 pts	Drives user-driven development and community trust.

Gamification Mechanism
Points unlock XP, visible on a public leaderboard.
XP can later be converted into BuilderFi perks (NFT badges, discounts, or governance votes).
The loop: build → deploy → share → earn XP makes the platform sticky and viral.

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Getting Involved

• Join our Discord: Collaborate, vote on features, and join private beta AMAs.
• Early Builder Cohort: Apply to test features early and earn extra XP + perks.
• Create content: Tutorials, YouTube walkthroughs, or blog posts—every contribution earns XP and reputation.
• Test and give feedback: Help us improve the platform by stress testing new features and workflows.

Ready to build your first Agent?
Launch your automation journey with BuilderFi today.

[priyankg3]

Hello @PrabalParihar , How are you?

If DeFi protocols upgrade or APIs change, how does BuilderFi ensure deployed agents remain functional? Is there an update/patch system for live agents?

Do BuilderFi agents work with multisigs or Safe wallets? Could a DAO deploy an agent to automate yield strategies from a shared treasury?

[PrabalParihar]

1. Yes, the deployed agent automatically get the necessary updates
2. ⁠yes we support multisigs, safe , DAO can deploy to automate strategies from shared treasury

[priyankg3]

That’s awesome to hear

Excited to test this with our community soon!

[han]

Very impressive! BuilderFi feels like a major step toward making DeFi automation truly accessible and modular.

Quick question: Will BuilderFi support condition-based execution (e.g., “only stake if APR > X and gas fees < Y”) directly in the visual builder?

[PrabalParihar]

@han

Quick question: Will BuilderFi support condition-based execution (e.g., “only stake if APR > X and gas fees < Y”) directly in the visual builder?

Absolutely Yes , here is sneek peak visual components to create your custom logic

Stay tuned for update

[4ngel]

Amazing, good luck guys !

[Evelyn]

Love the no-code approach.
BuilderStore sounds like “DeFi Zapier” — can’t wait to try cloning a few agents myself.

[han]

Looks awesome! Can’t wait to try it out - bring on the updates!

[PrabalParihar]

Thanks! That’s exactly the vibe we’re going

[PrabalParihar]

Appreciate the hype! Big updates are on the way

[PrabalParihar]

Big Update for Community!

Hey everyone!

We’re excited to share that our landing page Figma design is now completed!

@han @4ngel @Evelyn @priyankg3

[PrabalParihar]

We’re Live!

We’re thrilled to announce the official launch of the BuilderFi website

BuilderFi is your no-code, AI-powered agentic automation platform for DeFi on-chain strategies.

Explore, build, and deploy workflows effortlessly—right from your browser.

Dive in now: Link

Drag. Drop. Deploy. Repeat.

[Chairholderbull]

How did you implement the TEE (if I can ask)?

[daryl]

@LazAI_Helper_bot what specific LazAI functionality might help for the above project?

[LazAI_Helper_bot]

Okay, I’ve reviewed the conversation about BuilderFi, a no-code AI agent builder for DeFi. Based on the project description and the discussion, here’s how LazAI functionality could potentially help BuilderFi:

1. Alith AI Agent Framework Enhancements:

• Advanced AI Model Integration: BuilderFi mentions supporting multiple models (OpenAI, Groq, Llama, DeepSeek). Alith’s cross-language support and high-performance inference could streamline the integration and optimization of these models within the BuilderFi agents.
• Customizable Agent Logic: BuilderFi allows users to create custom logic. Alith could provide the underlying framework and SDK for BuilderFi to define and execute such logic (using Python or Rust).
• TEE Integration: BuilderFi uses Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). Alith’s ongoing research into TEE security for privacy-preserving AI could provide BuilderFi with best practices and secure implementation strategies.

2. LazChain and Web3 Integration:

• Cross-Chain Execution: BuilderFi aims for cross-chain execution. Alith’s Web3 integration, support for multiple networks (Metis L2, Ethereum, Solana, Polygon), and cross-chain capabilities could be leveraged for routing transactions across different blockchains from a single agent.
• On-Chain Agent Deployment: LazChain could provide the infrastructure for deploying and managing BuilderFi agents as smart contracts. This would enable decentralized governance and ownership of the agents through iDAOs or DATs (Decentralized Autonomous Tokens).

3. LLM Client for Deterministic Signals:

• Reliable AI Decisions: Alith’s LLM Client, designed for deterministic signals, could enhance the reliability and predictability of the AI-powered decisions made by BuilderFi agents, especially in volatile DeFi environments.

4. Eliza Integration:

• Autonomous Agent Framework: Eliza, LazAI’s autonomous agents framework, might provide a more advanced structure for BuilderFi agents, allowing them to learn, adapt, and evolve their strategies over time.

Specific Examples and Suggestions:

• MCP Integration: LazAI’s Model Context Protocol could be used to manage the context and data flow between different modules and AI models within a BuilderFi agent. This could improve the agent’s decision-making process.
• Performance Optimization: Given the potential complexity of DeFi strategies, Alith’s graph optimization, model quantization, and JIT/AOT compilation support could be essential for ensuring that BuilderFi agents can execute efficiently, especially on edge devices or within TEEs.
• Smart Contract Integration: LazAI’s smart contracts (in the 0xLazAI/contracts repository) could be used to implement the BuilderStore marketplace, handle revenue sharing, and manage Builder XP.

In summary, the Alith framework could provide BuilderFi with key components for high-performance AI model integration, cross-chain execution, and secure agent deployment.

[Kamramedia]

The bot will tell specific lazai functionality or integration, right?

[daryl]

It is trained on all the LazAI docs, go ahead and try asking it something, by @tagging it. Make sure your question is relevant to the topic of conversation though, or start a new conversation!