Smart wallet provisioning

Owl Protocol creates and manages smart contract wallets for applications. A Beam agent receives a request to set up a wallet, reads the parameters an application passes, and applies your rule about which requests are permitted. Where the rule allows, the agent provisions the wallet through the connector and records the resulting address against the user or account. Requests with unusual permissions, high spend limits, or missing approvals are routed to a person to sign off first. Routine, in-policy wallet setup proceeds automatically, so teams avoid handling each new wallet by hand.

REST API workflow calls

Owl Protocol exposes Web3 actions through REST endpoints. A Beam agent calls these endpoints as part of a larger workflow, reads the responses, and applies a rule about what a successful or failed result means for the next step. On success it updates the related record or advances the workflow; on failure it retries within limits or notifies the owner. Responses that are ambiguous, unexpectedly large, or tied to sensitive operations are escalated to a person. The agent chains routine on-chain actions together while leaving edge cases to human oversight.

On-chain event workflows

Owl Protocol ties on-chain activity to application workflows. A Beam agent listens for the events the connector exposes, reads their details, and applies your rule about which events should start or resume a workflow. When an event qualifies, the agent moves the workflow forward and updates the associated records. Events with unfamiliar sources, failed transactions, or values outside expected ranges are set aside for a person to inspect. This keeps application logic reacting to blockchain activity automatically while a human still decides what to do with anything abnormal.