> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cattoverse-1.gitbook.io/cattoverse/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cattoverse-1.gitbook.io/cattoverse/introduction/four-core-agent-capabilities.md).

# Four Core Agent Capabilities

Catto works across four capability domains that cover the full loop from market signal to executed action.&#x20;

Each one is designed to remove a specific point of friction that costs retail users time, money, or opportunity. Together, they form a system that does not just inform, it acts.

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<summary><strong>1. Autonomous Trade Execution</strong></summary>

Catto executes on your behalf based on conditions you define. You set the parameters: trading pair, trigger conditions, position size, slippage tolerance, exit logic. Catto monitors the market continuously and fires when conditions are met — whether you are awake, asleep, or offline.

Includes:

* Cross-chain rule-triggered swap execution
* DCA (dollar-cost averaging) automation
* Stop-loss and take-profit triggers
* Yield deposit and rebalancing actions
* Cross-chain bridge operations triggered by position conditions

For pre-authorized strategy conditions, Catto does not require manual confirmation each time. For new or unparameterized actions, it presents a clear transaction card and waits for your approval.

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<summary><strong>2. Proactive Strategy Discovery</strong></summary>

Catto continuously scans the market for early-stage opportunity clusters that match your profile. The signal pipeline monitors:

* Narrative acceleration signals across social layers
* Unusual wallet accumulation patterns
* Volume anomalies in early-stage assets
* Protocol yield rate changes
* Cross-chain liquidity migration signals
* Sector rotation patterns

When Catto identifies a strategy-relevant opportunity, it does not just send an alert. It prepares the recommended action, explains the reasoning, and can optionally queue the execution pending your approval.

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<summary><strong>3. Scheduled Intelligence Reports</strong></summary>

Catto automatically generates structured intelligence briefings at the cadence you set — daily, weekly, or custom. Each report covers:

* Portfolio performance and position changes
* Risk concentration and exposure summary
* Top narrative and sector signals
* Yield opportunity ranking
* Suggested rebalancing actions
* Market structure outlook

Reports are delivered directly to your interface or preferred channel. You stay informed without needing to actively monitor anything.

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<summary><strong>4. Automated Monitoring</strong></summary>

Catto runs continuous real-time monitoring across:

* Your wallets and linked addresses
* Target assets and watchlist tokens
* Whale wallet behavior
* Protocol TVL and yield rate fluctuations
* Airdrop and campaign eligibility windows
* On-chain risk signals (abnormal contract activity, liquidity exits)

When a monitored condition is triggered, Catto can alert, log, or execute directly — depending on the autonomy level you have configured.

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