Integration and Flexibility
Overview Automation in the decentralized world isn’t a one-size-fits-all affair. Different teams rely on varying data sources, market venues, or chain infrastructures. That’s why Orchagent is designed with integration and flexibility at its core—enabling you to effortlessly plug into third-party APIs, pivot across multiple blockchains, and accommodate both off-chain and on-chain workflows without unnecessary friction.
Connecting to a Universe of Data & Services
External APIs & Data Feeds
Modular MCP Approach: Each external service—ranging from crypto exchanges to specialized analytics providers—can be accessed via dedicated MCP. Drag, drop, and configure; no heavy code required.
Real-Time Connectivity: Data streams update in sync with your orchestrated agents, allowing for on-the-fly adjustments to trading strategies, risk parameters, or alert triggers.
Off-Chain & On-Chain Harmony
DeFi, CeFi, or Both: Whether you want to tap into DeFi protocols (DEXs, liquidity pools) or connect with centralized exchanges (CEXs), Orchagent offers a unified interface for bridging both worlds.
Blockchain-Agnostic Design: Out of the box, Orchagent supports major blockchains (e.g., Ethereum, BSC, Polygon). MCP for newer or niche chains can be introduced by the community or provided by the core team, ensuring you can pivot to the networks where the action is.
Embracing User-Defined Modules
Custom Plugins
Build Your Own: For specialized tasks or emerging opportunities, users with the technical know-how can create their own MCP. Orchagent’s plugin development kit (PDK) provides a clear framework and guidelines for seamless integration.
Reusable & Shareable: Once created, these custom modules can be shared internally within your team or offered to the broader Orchagent community—potentially earning you rewards in $ORCHA tokens.
Inter-Agent Communication
Standardized Protocols: MCP communicate via well-defined data channels and event triggers, so any custom plugin will “speak the same language” as existing modules.
Chain of Logic: Easily set up multi-step workflows where a fresh piece of data triggers two or three additional tasks across different MCP (e.g., a price feed triggers a trading signal, which triggers a risk check, which may finalize with a buy/sell command).
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