Heron

Heron is an AI agent that puts your stablecoins to work, and shows you its reasoning every time it acts. It only moves your money when the return is worth the cost, and when it decides not to move, it tells you that too.

What it does for you

You deposit. Heron watches lending markets and, every few minutes, works out whether any of them pays enough to be worth entering after fees. If one does, it allocates. If none does, it waits and records why.

Most yield products only tell you what they did. Heron also tells you what it chose not to do, which is the part that lets you judge whether it is working.

What you keep control of

Your money sits in an account that you own. Heron gets a limited permission to act inside it: only certain venues, only up to a cap you set, and only until the permission expires. You can narrow that permission or revoke it at any time.

The exit path is built not to need us: it is written against the published contract interface and a public network endpoint, and imports nothing of Heron's. What has not been done is running that exit end to end. See Withdraw for what that means and for the one case where it does not hold.

Before you start

Heron currently runs on GIWA Sepolia, a test network. The tokens are test tokens, the returns are funded by a faucet rather than by real borrowers, and nothing here is real money yet. Use it to see how the agent behaves, not to earn.

Start with Getting started.