The Autonomous Mode in the SUI Agent Kit enables AI agents to independently execute blockchain operations without user intervention. By leveraging AI decision-making, memory, and error-handling mechanisms, the Autonomous Mode allows agents to perform tasks like transferring tokens, swapping assets, or interacting with DeFi protocols. This mode supports fully automated workflows, making it ideal for complex, repetitive, or latency-sensitive tasks.

Purpose of Autonomous Mode

1. Automation: Automate blockchain operations for tasks like token transfers, staking, or asset swaps.
2. Decision-Making: Enable agents to independently decide and execute actions based on predefined rules, real-time data, or AI-driven logic.
3. Error Recovery: Implement robust error-handling and retry mechanisms to ensure smooth execution even when issues arise (e.g., network delays or invalid inputs).
4. Scalability: Allow agents to handle large-scale operations (e.g., batch token transfers or liquidity management) without constant user input.

Key Features of Autonomous Mode

1. Autonomous Execution:
   • AI agents take input from initial configurations or user-defined goals and execute tasks without further user guidance.
   • Example: “Monitor wallet balance and transfer SUI if it exceeds 100.”
2. AI Decision-Making:
   • Use AI models (e.g., OpenAI’s GPT-4, LangChain) to evaluate real-time data (e.g., price feeds, token balances) and decide on the next action.
   • Example: Automatically swap tokens when prices meet predefined thresholds.
3. Memory and Context Retention:
   • Retain state and context across tasks to ensure continuity in workflows.
   • Example: Track completed transfers and avoid duplicates.
4. Error Handling and Recovery:
   • Implement mechanisms to handle errors like network timeouts, insufficient funds, or invalid configurations.
   • Retry actions or notify users when manual intervention is required.

Implementation Steps for Autonomous Mode

Step 1: Define the Workflow

1.1 Workflow Overview

1. Input Configuration:
   • Accept initial user-defined goals or configurations (e.g., “Transfer 10 SUI to 0x123 every 24 hours”).
2. Decision-Making:
   • Use AI to monitor conditions (e.g., wallet balance, market prices) and decide the next action.
3. Execution:
   • Execute blockchain operations using SUI tools (e.g., transferToken, swapTokens).