What you get
Pact-based authorization
Every task your agent takes on starts with your approval. Your agent proposes a pact — a structured plan with four elements:- Intent — what the agent wants to do (“Execute a DCA strategy on Base”)
- Execution plan — how it plans to do it (“Swap USDC → ETH on Uniswap every Monday at 9am”)
- Policies — the rules governing every transaction (“Max $200 per transaction, only Uniswap on Base”)
- Completion conditions — when the authorization ends (“After $3,000 total spent or 30 days elapsed”)
Owner guardrails
On top of pact-level policies, you set wallet-level guardrails that apply at all times:Approval control
When your agent tries an operation above your approval threshold, it does not execute — it pauses and waits. You receive a notification in the Cobo Agentic Wallet app, review the details, and approve or reject. If you do not respond within the approval timeout, the transaction expires automatically and your agent is notified.Full visibility
Every operation your agent attempts is recorded: completed, blocked by policy, or paused for your review. You can see timestamps, amounts, destinations, and outcomes for every action — whether it succeeded or was stopped.Instant freeze
At any time, you can freeze your agent from the Cobo Agentic Wallet app. All activity stops immediately — no delay, no grace period, no cleanup required. When you are ready to resume, unfreeze from the same place.MPC security
The agent never holds the full private key. Cobo Agentic Wallet uses Multi-Party Computation to split signing authority across multiple independent parties — a mathematical guarantee built into the key architecture, not a software promise.Key backup
Your mobile key share is stored on your device. You can back it up to iCloud, Google Drive, or as an encrypted file export, so you do not lose access if you change devices.Your overall flow
Here is what it looks like in practice — from a task starting to access ending cleanly.1
Your agent proposes a task
Your agent identifies a job it wants to do and submits a pact to you. It includes its intent, a detailed execution plan, the policies it is proposing, and when access should end.
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You review in the Cobo Agentic Wallet app
You receive a notification. In the Cobo Agentic Wallet app you see the full pact: what the agent wants to do, how it plans to do it, every policy it proposed, and the completion conditions. You can read the execution plan in plain language and adjust any policy before approving — the agent operates under your revised terms, not its original proposal.
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You approve (or adjust or reject)
Approve as-is, modify the terms and approve, or reject outright. No access is granted until you explicitly approve.
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Your agent operates within your terms
Once approved, your agent starts working. Every transaction it submits is checked against the pact’s policies before it executes. Transactions within limits run automatically. Anything above your threshold pauses in your Cobo Agentic Wallet app for your sign-off.
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Access ends cleanly
When the completion condition is met — time elapsed, budget hit, or the job is done — the pact ends and your agent’s access revokes automatically. No zombie permissions. No lingering credentials.
What your agent can and cannot do (after pairing)
Before and after pairing
Pairing with the Cobo Agentic Wallet app is the step that puts you personally in control. Before pairing, your agent is the wallet owner and has no restrictions — useful for testing and early development. After pairing, your agent becomes a delegate: it can only act within the pacts and guardrails you set.Create your wallet
Install the skill and your agent creates the wallet — ready in minutes.
Pair your agent
Complete pairing in the Cobo Agentic Wallet app and take control of your wallet.