đź’ˇModular Agent Framework
The Core Design That Makes Z4R0 Flexible, Composable, and Programmable
Z4R0 doesn’t deploy “one-size-fits-all” bots. It runs agents, and each agent is a stack of purpose-built modules. The Z4R0 agent framework breaks down into four plug-in layers:
Sensing Module
Pulls in data from on-chain sources like TVL, gas prices, or liquidity pools, and optionally from off-chain signals like sentiment indexes or token activity.
Logic Module
Defines what the agent is “supposed to do” with that input. This could be a threshold-based rebalancer, a yield maximizer, or a custom capital allocator.
Execution Module
Translates logic into actual, on-chain actions: swaps, bridges, stakes, exits, and more. Every step is smart-contract-defined.
Fallback & Guard Module
Sets boundaries for what shouldn’t happen. For example, if gas spikes, liquidity dries up, or slippage breaches limits — this module halts execution.
These modules aren’t hardcoded — they exist as plug-ins, which means:
The same execution module can be reused across different strategies
Different agents can share a single sensing module
Developers can build and publish their own modules to extend the ecosystem
So Z4R0 agents aren’t built to “run one strategy and stop.” They’re part of a flexible, reusable, risk-aware execution structure — one where logic is portable, behavior is composable, and control stays on-chain.
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