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For teams

For teams building apps and agents on Elysium. Your agent gets 22 Elysium tools from one URL, your users can act on your app by asking, and every action is simulated, limited and logged.

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What your team gets

For apps and agents built on Elysium

01 · One URL

Add Elysium support to your own agent by adding one URL as a remote MCP server.

What your agent getsTools to read Elysium, simulate and decode transactions, ship contracts and prepare transactions, plus docs search
02 · Ask to act

Let your users act on your app by asking, then sign the result in their own wallet.

How it worksThe AI prepares and simulates the transaction, the user sees a plain preview and signs it, and Tesera broadcasts it and waits for confirmation
03 · Agent keys

Your users create agent keys in their own wallets and set the limits themselves.

LimitsCaps per transaction and per day, allowed contracts and functions, and an expiry, revocable at any time
04 · Workspace

Your team shares one workspace, with its own keys, roles and action log.

IncludedOwner, admin and member roles, read-only keys for services, usage in the console, and an exportable log
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Good to know

Keys stay with users

Tesera never holds private keys and never asks for a seed phrase. Your workspace never holds your users' keys either. Each user signs in their own wallet or sets up their own agent key.

Built to carry over

Every network Tesera adds keeps the same tool shapes, keys and limits, so an agent you build for Elysium moves to the next network without a rewrite. HyperCore tools follow once Kinetiq ships its HyperCore hooks.

Elysium fee sharing

Elysium shares a quarter of its sequencer fees with developers of apps that use its block space. That is Kinetiq’s policy for the chain. Tesera is independent of Kinetiq and Hyperliquid.

Tell us what you are building on Elysium and how your app or agent would use Tesera.

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