6 drops in. Here’s what we’ve learned about building with AI agents on @BitteProtocol. These aren’t just demos. They’re real examples of what agents can do when you give them the right tools. A quick thread on lessons so far 👇 1. Agents are composable They can combine multiple APIs, models, and on-chain data into a single flow. → @marcelokunze voice assistant wired together @BitteProtocol, @elevenlabsio, and @coingecko in minutes. 2. They don’t need a frontend Agents work with intents, APIs, and other agents; no need for a UI. → @surgecodes CowSwap agent runs backend logic, no frontend, just decisions. 3. MCP makes them interoperable Every agent deployed on Bitte is automatically exposed as an MCP server. → Marcelo’s agent and Surge’s price fetcher are plug-and-play via MCP. 4. You can build full dApps on top of them An agent can power a complete frontend experience. → @snthgo’s txplained app reads tx hashes and gives AI explanations, all from one Bitte agent. 5. They can talk to each other Agents can trigger, pay, and fetch from each other. → @bh2smith CowSwap agent pays a price aggregator agent via x402 before rendering swaps. 6. They’re multichain by default Agents can operate across chains and query data from anywhere. → txplained works with @ethereum, @base, @solana, @avax, and more. 7. You don’t need to code Several of these projects were built in minutes with Bitte’s no-code agent builder. → Just plug in your tools, hit deploy. 8. Agents can bootstrap secure infra With scoped automation and modular permissions. → @lumoswiz’s Safe SDK agent wraps Safe + Zodiac into one deployable flow for bots with strict guardrails. 9. Agents simplify DAO workflows Offloading governance logic to agents makes delegation dead simple. → @nategeier’s Snapshot agent lets you trigger votes, proposals, and actions without ever leaving the agent UI. This is what it looks like when AI agents go modular, multichain, and programmable. And we’re just getting started. Want to build your own? →