<h2 class="heading-node">About Zerion</h2>Zerion is the best self-custodial wallet for everything you own onchain. Track and manage tokens, NFTs, and DeFi positions across 60+ EVM chains and Solana — all in one place.From portfolio overview to per-asset details: price charts, transaction history, P&amp;L, and more. The same familiar interface works across the web app, mobile app, and browser extension. Advanced security features like phishing detection, transaction simulator, and more — keeping you safe onchain.Zerion API powers the infrastructure behind the wallet — and is available to builders. It's the same multi-chain portfolio and wallet data layer used by 200+ teams including Uniswap, Privy, Backpack, and Kraken. If you're building anything that needs onchain data across EVM chains and Solana, the API is your foundation. We're excited to host a track on the Frontier hackathon to see what you can build with our new Zerion CLI.<hr><h2 class="heading-node">Mission</h2>Fork Zerion CLI, build your own autonomous onchain agent, and ship something that executes real transactions — no simulations, no chatbots.<hr><h2 class="heading-node">Hackathon Track Scope</h2>Zerion CLI is fully open source — fork it, extend it, make it yours. This track is about building on top of that foundation: an autonomous agent that uses your forked Zerion CLI as the wallet and execution layer, with real onchain transactions and scoped policies that keep the agent safe. It gives developers a complete trading stack from the terminal: wallet creation, cross-chain swaps and bridges, portfolio tracking, PnL, and transaction simulation. EVM and Solana from day one. No matter how much you customize the CLI, every swap still routes and carries a default commission, server-side in the Zerion API. You keep creative control. Zerion stays the execution engine.The interface is up to you — Telegram bot, Discord bot, web app, CLI script, cron job, whatever fits your use case best.<ul class="list-node"><li>Fork the Zerion CLI repo and build your agent on top of it.</li><li>Your agent must execute at least one real onchain transaction, such as swaps, bridges, or portfolio rebalancing.</li><li>Define at least one scoped policy — lock to a chain, set spend limits, define expiry windows, block certain actions.</li><li>Extend and customize the CLI however you want: write new policies, add new commands, build new interfaces.</li><li>Consider innovative use cases like:<ul class="list-node"><li>A Telegram or Discord bot that dollar-cost averages (DCA) into an asset based on a schedule and policy-defined spend limits.</li><li>An agent that monitors a wallet and rebalances its portfolio when an asset's value changes.</li><li>A group interface for collaborative trading decisions, executing only after team consensus.</li><li>An agent that reacts to external signals (like price alerts or onchain events) to automate actions.</li><li>A multi-agent system where one agent proposes trades and another approves them within predefined policy limits.</li></ul></li></ul><hr><h2 class="heading-node">Submission Requirements</h2><ul class="list-node"><li>Fork the Zerion CLI repo as your starting point.</li><li>Build your execution and wallet layer on top of the forked CLI.</li><li>Choose any interface — Telegram, Discord, web app, CLI, or other.</li><li>At least one scoped policy must be defined and implemented (e.g., chain lock, spend limit, expiry).</li><li>The agent must execute a real onchain transaction (not a simulation). All swaps must route through the Zerion API.</li><li>A demo video or a live demo of your working agent is required.</li><li>All code must be open source and available in a public GitHub repository.</li></ul><hr><h2 class="heading-node">Judging Criteria</h2><ul class="list-node"><li>Onchain Functionality: Does the agent genuinely execute real onchain transactions, or is it a simulation?</li><li>Policy Design: How well are the agent's actions scoped and secured by the implemented policies? Are there any "god-mode" agents?</li><li>Real-World Applicability: Does the bot address a genuine need or offer a practical use case that someone would actually use?</li><li>Code Quality: Is the codebase well-structured, readable, and easy to fork or extend?</li><li>Demo Quality: Is the demo clear and comprehensive, allowing judges to understand and test the functionality effectively?</li></ul><hr><h2 class="heading-node">Resources</h2><ul class="list-node"><li>Zerion CLI GitHub: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="http://github.com/zeriontech/zerion-ai">github.com/zeriontech/zerion-ai</a></li><li>Zerion API docs: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="http://developers.zerion.io">developers.zerion.io</a></li><li>Zerion API dashboard: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="http://dashboard.zerion.io">dashboard.zerion.io</a> — sign up and generate an API key (required to route swaps through Zerion CLI)</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" class="link" href="https://github.com/zeriontech/zerion-ai/pull/5">https://github.com/zeriontech/zerion-ai/pull/5</a></li></ul><hr><h2 class="heading-node">Reward Structure</h2><ul class="list-node"><li>1st Place: 2500 USDC</li><li>2nd Place: 1500 USDC</li><li>3rd Place: 1000 USDC</li></ul>

Build a Autonomous Onchain Agent using Zerion CLI