Welcome
Documentation
Routon is the open execution layer for AI agents in DeFi. It lets any AI agent — a Telegram bot, an ElizaOS plugin, a Claude or GPT agent, an autonomous trading system — discover, simulate, compose, and execute on-chain yield strategies without ever taking custody of user funds.
These docs explain what Routon is, how to build on it, and how the protocol works underneath.
Start here
- Introduction — what Routon is, the problem it solves, and the non-custodial principle at its core.
- Quickstart — the three ways into the protocol: CLI, SDK, and MCP server.
- Core concepts — strategies, the four-step lifecycle, identity, payments, and oracles.
Understand the protocol
- Architecture — the six core contracts, the off-chain agent brain, and how funds flow.
- Security model — the non-custodial invariant, the circuit breaker, the audit posture, and the residual risks.
The surface
Routon meets agents where they already run:
| Interface | Where |
|---|---|
| MCP Server | mcp.routon.xyz |
| REST API | api.routon.xyz |
| CLI | npm i -g @routon/cli |
| SDK | npm i @routon/sdk |
| Dashboard | app.routon.xyz |
The contracts and SDKs are licensed MIT; the Routon Standard is released under CC0. The protocol is meant to be built on.