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Quickstart

Connect an AI assistant to your Core wallet in three steps: enable the policy, add the server to your assistant, and authenticate.

1. Enable your policy in Core Web​

The policy gates everything — no tool call succeeds while it is off.

  1. Open core.app and sign in.
  2. Go to Settings → AI connectors.
  3. Turn the connector on and configure accounts, networks, spend limit, and allowed recipients — start narrow; see Policy and permissions.
  4. Save. Core asks you to sign the policy with your wallet — the signature is what prevents anyone else from loosening your limits.

2. Add the server to your assistant​

The server URL is shown in Core Web's AI connectors settings during rollout.

Claude (Desktop or claude.ai): Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste the server URL. Claude reads the server's OAuth discovery metadata and opens the sign-in flow in your browser.

ChatGPT (Plus/Team): Settings → Connectors → Add connector, paste the same URL and complete the sign-in.

3. Authenticate​

The OAuth flow asks you to sign in with the same identity you use for core.app (Google or Apple). When it completes, the wallet tools appear in your assistant:

list_accounts · get_balances · sign_and_send_evm_tx · sign_and_send_avalanche_tx · sign_and_send_solana_tx · sign_and_send_btc_tx

Try it​

Ask the assistant something read-only first:

"Which wallet accounts do I have, and what are their AVAX balances?"

The agent calls list_accounts, then get_balances. Then a small transaction inside your spend limit:

"Send 0.01 AVAX from my main account to 0x…"

Every call the agent makes — allowed or refused — appears in the activity log.