intentkit
IntentKit is an autonomous agent framework for creating and managing AI agents with capabilities such as blockchain interaction, social media management and custom skills. The README lists multiple agents, autonomous agent management, blockchain integration (EVM chains first), social media integration (Twitter, Telegram and more), an extensible skill system and MCP support marked as work in progress.
In the architecture, entrypoints such as Twitter and Telegram feed an agent powered by LangGraph, which uses stored configuration, credentials, personality, memory and skill state, and skills such as chain integration, wallet management, on-chain actions, internet search and image processing. The repository is split into the intentkit package (published to pip, with abstracts, clients, config, core, models, skills and utils) and an app (API server, autonomous runner, background scheduler, admin APIs and entrypoints). A notice says the project migrated from poetry to uv, so existing environments need `rm -rf .venv` and `uv sync`. It is MIT licensed.
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- Last commit
- 2026-09-16
- Commits, last 90 days
- 48
- Releases, last 90 days
- 0
- Latest release
- v2.6.3 (2026-06-14)
- Open issues
- 97
- Recent issues with at least one comment
- 3/13
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- #94 DeepSeek R1 function calling6 comments · 2025-01-25
- #481 Skill: Deribit API Integration5 comments · 2025-04-24
- #310 Feat: Liquidity pool creation after token minting4 comments · 2025-03-09
- #6 Entrypoint: Discord4 comments · 2024-12-25
- #723 CDP ERC20 Transfers failing due to incomplete network mapping.2 comments · 2025-07-28
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