IntentOS is live on @XLayerOfficial testnet. I built IntentOS: an intent-based settlement layer for X Layer. You don’t send transactions. You declare an outcome, and the chain enforces that it happened. Tokenized equities and stablecoins are already live on X Layer. But using them still feels like 2021 DeFi: approve, swap, approve, swap, fix the fill that slipped. And if you’re an AI agent trying to do this on your own, it’s worse - you have to emit exact transactions instead of expressing what you actually want. >>>> How it actually works You state something like: “Allocate 10,000 USDT across 4 xStocks, KYB-only solvers, max 1% slippage.” That’s the whole ask (not a swap path, not a route). Everything happens atomically, in one transaction, on one chain. >>> Real use case, today A fintech building on X Layer wants to offer “invest my paycheck across 5 tokenized stocks every month” without becoming a broker-dealer or building execution infra from scratch. With IntentOS, they pin a compliant-only lane, set spend caps and fee ceilings, and every rebalance runs through the same auditable, on-chain-enforced auction. ————- For an individual: gasless stable-to-stable payments, or a one-shot basket rebalance, with a slippage ceiling instead of a slippage hope. ————- For an agent: same SDK, same settlement guarantees, same transaction history a human wallet gets. An agent managing a treasury can literally say agent.declare("rebalance my xStocks every Monday") and trust the enforcement layer to do the rest - no custom routing logic, no manual amount-calculation, no trusting a black box. Live on X Layer testnet now: tryintentos.xyz