Very excited to participate in @arc hackathon and submit our project!
Compass is a non-custodial, AI-powered yield agent that helps users maximize returns on multi-chain @USDC, all built on Arc.
Just open and explore. ⬇️
Start Testing:https://t.co/UgiGNIEpaQ
Demo:https://t.co/VKP4Zt54mR
We’d love your feedback! What yield strategy would you want Compass to run for you?
🚀 Just dropped: New Compass Landing Page!
Cleaner design, smoother experience, and way better product showcase.
Who’s already checked it out? Drop your thoughts
@arc@samconnerone@bobbilee
Earn yield without watching the market 24/7. Pick your protocols, set your risk, and let it optimize for you.
Live @arc now at: https://t.co/kKYflkLBK3
Compass is now live on Arc Open Source Showcase 🎉
Excited to be building something cool on @arc.
Docs and site are all ready.
If you're into cross-yield, come give it a taste
Deploy a cross-chain $USDC yield product on @arc in just 3 minutes.
How?
Pull our example Cross-yield dApp built for Arc, deploy, and you're done.
What are you waiting for? Let's build on Arc.
@samconnerone@bobbilee
https://t.co/nMPcxOzHnp
Compass AI docs are live.
A non-custodial $USDC yield agent on @arc, the agent moves your capital between venues, inside rules you set on-chain.
https://t.co/n82E4AFTKO
Today we're open-sourcing arc-cross-yield-agents — a reference dApp for builders shipping AI agents on @arc.
Built by the @useCompassAI team for the Agora Agents hackathon, released under MIT.
→ What it is
A minimal, fork-friendly implementation of a chat-driven yield agent on Arc. A user types "invest 5 USDC in Aave" — the agent bridges USDC from Arc to Arbitrum via @circle Gateway and supplies it into Aave v3. One prompt. One cross-chain round trip. One position.
Claude-powered tool dispatch, streaming reasoning, structured tool trace UI. ~3 contracts, ~1500 LOC of Rust, one Next.js frontend. Designed to read end-to-end in an afternoon.
→ Why we built it
We've been building Compass — a hardened AI yield agent for multi-chain USDC and along the way we kept hitting the same five walls every Arc agent builder will hit: gas tokens, cross-chain UX, smart-account scoping, deterministic execution, and "how do other builders fork this."
The circlefin/arc reference repos handle payments really well. They don't yet cover AI-agent-driven cross-chain flows. We figured the gap was worth filling — properly, with code other teams can ship on top of.
→ Three things worth highlighting
1. Zero paymaster on Arc. USDC pays its own gas. The same dollar the user holds funds validation. The entire Arc-side smart account ships without a paymaster — this is what account abstraction should have been on every chain from day one.
2. Same address on both chains. CREATE2 + matched deployer nonce → the AgentAccount lives at the same address on Arc and Arbitrum. Gateway mints to "you" on the other side with no address-mapping table. One less footgun for the next builder.
3. Minimal by design. No Diamond, no session keys, no policy engine, no cron. Those belong in production — they don't belong in a reference. The hardened version of all of them lives in Compass for teams who want to see how the production wiring looks.
Repo: https://t.co/NbLfPDTiCU
Production version: testnet[.]usecompassai[.]com
@samconnerone