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Petals are the easiest way to build an onchain workflow for an agent, safely.
What’s a Petal? 🌸
A Petal is an app for your agent, built on top of Bloom.
Some connect your agent to an application or protocol. Through the Hyperliquid Petal, your agent can trade perps. Through Polymarket, it can make predictions. Through Enso, it can swap across 13 chains.
You can also build Petals yourself for any need and use case you have. Describe what you want, let your agent vibecode it, done. One of us built a Petal on a Sunday that turns wallet activity into a tax statement. Your own strategy, your own workflow, running on your own wallet.
Either way, every Petal declares upfront what it may touch. Bloom enforces that. A Petal can’t widen its own permissions, and it never sees your key.
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What’s a Petal? 🌸
A Petal is an app for your agent, built on top of Bloom.
Some connect your agent to an application or protocol. Through the Hyperliquid Petal, your agent can trade perps. Through Polymarket, it can make predictions. Through Enso, it can swap across 13 chains.
You can also build Petals yourself for any need and use case you have. Describe what you want, let your agent vibecode it, done. One of us built a Petal on a Sunday that turns wallet activity into a tax statement. Your own strategy, your own workflow, running on your own wallet.
Either way, every Petal declares upfront what it may touch. Bloom enforces that. A Petal can’t widen its own permissions, and it never sees your key.
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Bring your own agent.
Paste this into the one you already run: Read bloom.directory/SKILL.md and set up Bloom.
That’s it. Your agent can now trade, predict and pay, inside the limits you set.
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🌸 Petal of the Week: @near_intents
Swap across 30+ chains in one step: Bitcoin, Solana, Tron, Zcash and more. No bridges, no wrapped tokens. NEAR Intents has settled over $33B in swaps.
Now your agent can use it:
“Swap 5,000 USDC into native BTC.”
“Move 10,000 USDC from Ethereum to Base.”
“Turn 2,000 USDC into SOL on Solana.”
“Pay my supplier 3,000 USDT on Tron.”
Every swap is quoted, checked against your policies and approved by you before anything leaves your wallet.
Where would you move first? 👇
With Bloom: one sentence.
Things most people actually do with crypto: hold it.
Things crypto can do that your bank can’t:
· Yield above traditional markets
· Borrow against your assets instead of selling them
· Stake almost anything
· Hold stocks, crypto and commodities on one ledger
The tools were always there. The interface was missing. Now it’s one prompt: tell your agent what you want, and Bloom lets it act safely. 🌸
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Crypto can already beat your bank’s savings rate 10x, lend against your assets and make your gold earn.
Most crypto users still don’t do this because it’s too hard to use.
With Bloom, your agent does it in one prompt. 🧵
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🌸 Petal of the Week: @EnsoBuild
Enso routes across hundreds of DeFi protocols to find the best path for any swap. Now your agent can use it in one sentence, across 13 chains.
🧹 Clean up: “Turn all my dust on Arbitrum into USDC.”
🌉 Move: “Move 2,000 USDC from Base to Arbitrum.”
🔁 Swap: “Swap 5,000 USDC into ETH on Base.”
⚖️ Rebalance: “Rebalance me to 60% ETH, 40% USDC.”
📈 Stack: “Buy 500 USDC of ETH every Friday.”
Every swap is simulated and checked against your policies before it’s signed.
What’s your first swap? 👇
We’re creating a foundation that marries vibe coding with security. I know, that sounds oxymoronic. It’s our vision and we’re making great progress.
Follow the journey and try out Bloom today. It’s easier than ever!
Bloom v0.4.0 is live.
Sealed Approvals now work over the open internet. Your agent runs anywhere, you approve from any device.
That means autonomous agents like Hermes and OpenClaw can use Bloom remotely, with every action still sealed by your passkey.
Also new:
→ Deploy contracts via Foundry / Hardhat
→ Decoded transactions on approval pages
→ Up to 50x faster filesystem
bloom.directory
Replying to @tkstanczak @lex_node
We built this a few months ago, LLM harness for governance: github.com/vibefi/gov-agent
Pivoted to @bloom_directory though because we felt the underlying infrastructure to power all of this was missing. Now it's ready, you could use Bloom and just build a governance peta bloom.directory/builders/
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🌸 Petal of the Week: @Polymarket
The world’s biggest prediction market, now one sentence away from your agent.
🔍 Research: “What moved most today, and why?”
🏆 Collect: “Cash out every market that resolved my way.”
🎯 Snipe: “If Yes drops to 20¢, buy 1,000 USDC of it.”
⚽ Follow: “Back my team with 500 USDC every match.”
🔗 Chain: “If the Fed cuts, take 2,000 USDC on another cut in December.”
Every order is checked against your policies before it’s signed.
What’s your next prediction? 👇
Noticing agents geting better at using @bloom_directory
The harnesses are improving
Our agent guidance is improving
It's a really cool feeling. The models are not the bottleneck.
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Building for AI agents? Check out our dedicated Builders section to see how you can extend your product to agents with Bloom 👇
bloom.directory/builders/
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Our new website is out!
Check it out here: bloom.directory
Our thesis @bloom_directory continues to be validated
Vitalik: AI Will Become the New UI
On October 6, 2026, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin @VitalikButerin said at OKX NOW @okx in Singapore that AI will become the new user interface in more and more scenarios. He shared how a local AI agent wrote a script to update his ENS hash in about five minutes, and said performing complex blockchain operations without a traditional UI will become normal.
This could reduce security risks associated with traditional frontends, while introducing new challenges such as prompt injection, AI safety, and whether agents correctly understand onchain operations.









