Security and disclaimers
This page covers how intenthybrid AI keeps actions bounded, the security practices that matter when you use it, and the limits of what the product is. Read it before arming an agent or integrating the API.
Bounded by design
The central security idea is that an agent does exactly what you wrote and nothing else. Every agent action is wrapped by a per-trade cap, a daily cap, a token allowlist, a slippage ceiling, and an expiry, with a kill switch that revokes it instantly. The worst case for an agent is defined in advance and small by construction. See Guardrails and lifecycle for how each limit works.
Practices that matter
Keep your signer on your side. For x402 payments and for agent execution, the wallet that signs stays with you. intenthybrid AI is designed so a key is never handed to a server. Treat any flow that asks otherwise as a red flag.
Start small and short. When you arm an agent, begin with conservative caps and a short expiry, watch it behave, and widen only once it matches your expectations. The guardrails exist so you never have to extend more trust than you are ready to.
Use the kill switch. If an agent is doing anything you did not intend, revoke it. It stops immediately, regardless of its triggers or expiry.
Test before mainnet. If you build on the API, integrate against a test network first, then move to mainnet once the behavior is confirmed.
Not financial advice
intenthybrid AI is a research and analytics tool. A risk read is an interpretation of positioning, not a recommendation and not a prediction. The product does not tell you that a position is good, and nothing in it guarantees an outcome. Trading perpetual futures with leverage carries substantial risk, including the risk of losing more than you expect during a liquidation cascade.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for the rules you write and the limits you set. An agent executes your configuration. If you set a wide cap or a loose allowlist, the agent will operate within what you allowed. Decisions, and the boundaries on any automated action, remain yours.
Illustrative figures
Numbers throughout this documentation, such as a crowding percentage, a liquidation total, or a per-trade cap, are illustrative. They show the shape of a read or a setting, not live market data, and they are not a forecast.
Status of features
Some features described here are live and some are in development. The Roadmap is the source of truth for what is shipping now.