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Register and connect an agent
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Create the identity Nava Guardian will use to resolve the agent's policy, then associate every wallet from which that agent may propose an action.
- 1Register Agent
- 2Configure Policy
- 3Review
Register your agent
Name your agent, choose a mode, and link all the wallets it controls.
Connect Wallets
Attach any wallets this agent controls. Nava watches each one to verify actions sent from this agent.
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What you need
- A clear name for the agent and environment.
- Every execution-wallet address the agent controls.
- The intended venue, network, and operating context.
- Access to the workspace in which the agent should appear.
Register the agent
- Select New agent from the dashboard.
- Enter a purpose-specific name, such as
treasury-swap-testnet. - Choose the execution context that matches the agent's first job.
- Paste each wallet address into Add a wallet and wait for Valid address. Compare the validated address with the source you trust, then select Add wallet.
- Remove any wallet that does not belong to this agent.
- Continue to policy configuration.
Each wallet address can belong to only one agent. If Nava refuses an address because another agent already uses it, remove it from that agent first or use a different wallet. An agent can have several wallets, and they all share its policy.
One agent should describe one coherent operating purpose. Do not use a broad name or wallet set to imply authority that its policy does not grant.
Confirm the registration
Before continuing, verify that the dashboard shows:
- the expected agent name;
- all and only the intended wallets;
- the correct network and venue context; and
- the onboarding stepper on Configure policy.