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What Omnis is

Omnis Protocol is the first real-time agent intelligence layer for Base. As autonomous AI agents proliferate on-chain — executing trades, managing portfolios, bridging assets, and interacting with DeFi protocols — distinguishing agent activity from human activity has become critical infrastructure.

Without this distinction, protocols have no way to understand who they're actually serving. Metrics become opaque. Tokenomics assumptions break down. And risk models — built for human behaviour — fail to account for the regularity, precision, and scale of automated agents.

Omnis makes that distinction legible. Every USDC transfer on Base that uses the EIP-3009 gasless signature mechanism is indexed, scored, and classified in real time. The result: a live, queryable intelligence layer that tells you whether a given wallet behaves like an agent, a human, or something in between.

The methodology

Omnis scores every wallet across six independent behavioural layers. Each layer is weighted by its relative signal strength and combined into a single composite confidence score between 0 and 1.

Scores are continuously updated as new transfers are indexed. A wallet classified as "human" today may be reclassified as the behavioural profile develops. The system is designed for real-time adaptation, not point-in-time snapshots.

Verdict thresholds

The composite confidence score maps to one of three verdicts:

• Agent (≥ 0.60) — strong autonomous behaviour patterns across multiple scoring layers
• Suspicious (≥ 0.35) — agent-like signals present but insufficient data or mixed patterns
• Human (< 0.35) — behaviour consistent with human activity, or insufficient evidence to classify otherwise

Why it matters

DeFi protocols, bridges, RWA platforms, and application developers increasingly need to understand who they are transacting with. As the agent economy on Base grows — and it is growing rapidly — the gap between protocol assumptions and on-chain reality widens.

Omnis provides a public good answer to this problem. It doesn't require integration, fees, or permissions. Any developer, researcher, or protocol team can query a wallet address and get an immediate behavioural profile.

The data

Omnis indexes USDC TransferWithAuthorization events on Base mainnet in real time using Ponder — an open-source blockchain indexing framework designed for reliability and fault-tolerant reorg handling. All source data is public blockchain data; no private feeds or off-chain enrichment are used.

Open and free

Omnis Protocol has no token. There are no fees, no paid tiers, and no tokenomics. The source code is MIT licensed and available on GitHub. The scoring methodology is fully transparent — every weight, threshold, and algorithm is documented and open to scrutiny.

We believe agent intelligence should be infrastructure, not a product. That means building in the open, documenting the methodology, and making the data freely queryable.

Contact

Questions, integrations, or feedback: [email protected]