Bitte

Overview

Bitte is a no-code platform for building AI chat agents that carry out on-chain actions for the user. You describe what the agent should do in plain English, plug in pre-built tools for swaps or wallet lookups, and embed the agent as a chat widget on your own site.

Bitte is built primarily for Near, but it also supports Cardano and ten other chains, including Ethereum, Base, BNB, Polygon, Gnosis, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, Sui, and Solana. The Cardano support is concrete: a Minswap agent ships with the platform and can quote prices, analyze wallets, and build unsigned swap transactions across the main Cardano DEXs¹².

Key Features

• No-code agent builder. Pick from a library of pre-built tools — swaps, wallet lookups, NFT actions, votes in on-chain organizations (DAOs) — and stitch them together in a web interface to ship an agent without writing code¹.
• Embeddable chat widget. Drop a single component into any website to give visitors a chat interface that can execute on-chain actions, branded for the host site¹.
• Cardano DeFi via Minswap. A pre-built Minswap Assistant agent quotes ADA in 40+ currencies, analyzes Cardano wallets, finds optimal swap routes across Minswap, SundaeSwap, WingRiders, MuesliSwap, and VyFinance, and builds unsigned transactions ready for wallet signing².
• Public agent registry. Browse, fork, or use any agent already deployed on Bitte through a public registry — useful as a starting template or for understanding how a chain-specific integration looks in practice³.
• Open-source tooling for developers. The agent boilerplate, the make-agent command-line tool, the chat component, and chain-specific agents (Minswap, CowSwap, Benqi, OpenSea, and others) are all published under the BitteProtocol GitHub organization⁴.

What to Expect

If you're a visitor curious to try Bitte, the easiest path is the chat box on the homepage: pick one of the listed agents — Minswap Assistant for Cardano DeFi, Jupiter for Solana, CoW Swap for Ethereum trading — connect a wallet for that chain, and ask it to do something concrete ("swap 10 ADA for DJED on Minswap" or "show me my Cardano token balances"). The agent walks through what it's about to do and asks your wallet to sign before any transaction goes through.

If you're a developer or a project team, the workflow is different. You start with a Next.js boilerplate, define the tools your agent needs in an OpenAPI specification, and use the make-agent command-line tool to deploy and register it. The platform then issues your agent an entry in the public registry and a chat sandbox you can hand to a designer or non-technical team member for testing.

The Cardano surface is narrower than the Near or Ethereum surface — most of Bitte's documentation, examples, and pre-built tools focus on EVM chains and Near. The Minswap integration is the main Cardano-specific piece today, with the broader Bitte runtime providing the chat layer around it. Treat Bitte as a Near-first agent platform that has working Cardano DeFi support rather than a Cardano-native tool.