Compose
Compose is the natural-language entry point. Type a prompt; Flip parses it into a structured intent (swap, bridge, deposit, withdraw, transfer, stake, claim, or a chain of these), pulls live data (prices, balances, routes, yields), and returns a step-by-step plan you sign in your wallet.
What works
- Multi-chain. Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, and Solana — all addressable in one prompt. See Protocol Coverage.
- Multi-wallet. Reference any wallet you've connected by name or address.
- Chained operations. "Bridge $X to Y then swap to Z" returns as a single plan; downstream amounts re-estimate after each step confirms.
- Plain-English conditions. "If APY > 5% on Aave" or "only if my health factor stays above 1.5" — the planner respects natural-language guardrails alongside the structured intent.
What doesn't (yet)
- Limit orders, recurring schedules, copy-trading.
- Anything the underlying routers (LiFi, Jupiter, Aave, Compound, Spark, Morpho, etc.) don't support.
Why it's safe
The AI proposes intent — it cannot widen what actually gets signed. Calldata is built by audited encoders, asset resolution is fail-closed (no guessed mints), every step is pre-sign simulated on-chain. See Security.