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Last updated: July 22, 2026. This page is the current product map. It is not a promise list — we document what is live as live, and what is built but not enabled as not enabled. For detailed release history, use the Changelog.

Live Today

Otto AI is now an agent ecosystem with multiple ways to access the same underlying capabilities:

In Progress / Not Enabled

This table separates live-but-rolling surfaces from built-but-disabled rails so the current boundary is explicit:

Recent Progress

  • Agent Quickstart + one-block handoff: a stock agent can bring itself up on Otto’s x402 endpoints from a single pasted block — no signup, no API key. See Agent Quickstart.
  • x402 Open Router trio is live: Meta Intelligence (discover), Full Auto (hands-off pay-on-your-behalf at cost + a flat $0.001), and the money-back feedback rail are live and armed.
  • Otto Swap & Bridge Mini-Agent: swap and bridge merged into one console across supported chains (incl. Avalanche), with tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain and a free equity-intel card on stock buys.
  • Otto X on OKX: Otto X (X Layer agentic wallet) is listed on OKX, with USDG support.
  • ACP migration complete: Butler is fully deprecated — ACP access is via acp-cli or the ACP Web GUI.
  • User-owned Safe is rolling out (gated early access): Otto is converging onto a Safe smart account your wallet solely owns. While disarmed, Otto has no session authority; if you activate Otto, the named trading operator receives unrestricted, non-expiring authority until revocation, and the separate billing operator receives only a bounded, expiring permission. It is not yet the default, and live execution still runs on Otto’s existing rail during the migration.
  • Legacy chat retired in favor of /app: the standalone conversational-chat surface has been deprecated; useotto.xyz/chat and useotto.xyz/analysis now redirect to /app, where Mission Control’s mini-agents and Portfolio Co-Pilot live.
  • EAL BYO-x402 is live: point your own agent (Claude Code / Cursor / any runtime) at Otto’s x402 catalog and pay per call. See Empire Access Layer.
  • Storefront family cleaned up: x402, MPP, and Otto X now have source-backed coverage docs and symmetric storefront naming.
  • DCA mini-agent shipped: The DApp mini-agent push has started with DCA infrastructure, worker support, and bot controls.
  • Otto X hardened: Recovery, calldata validation, and partial-broadcast handling are now part of the X Layer execution surface.
  • Prediction Markets documented: Polymarket trading through ACP is now part of the public four-agent swarm docs.
  • MPP scoped clearly: MPP is blessed as a read-only/query storefront, not an execution mirror of x402.

Current Priorities

DApp as an empire surface (not a separate AI brain)

The DApp surface is /app Mission Control: a dashboard onto the empire that already consumes the agents. Its mini-agents call agent capabilities (the Market Alpha agent’s intelligence, Trade Execution swaps/bridges), so the DApp packages agent services into focused, form-driven workflows. The legacy standalone chat brain is deprecated, not rearchitected — power-user agent access lives in EAL, not a dApp chat box. What this means:
  • DApp workflows route through the same agent capabilities exposed through ACP and HTTP storefronts where practical.
  • Human users get guided form flows and portfolio context. One-shot owner actions require confirmation; an activated unified arm authorizes supported trading and yield actions without another owner signature until revocation.
  • Agents and builders get deterministic endpoints, receipts, and route-selection docs.

Safe convergence

Otto is converging onto a user-owned Safe7579 account whose sole owner is your wallet. It is rolling out in a gated early access, not yet the default; live execution still runs on Otto’s existing rail during the migration. The owner-armed agent execution step is live as the public arm: activation installs a non-expiring, unrestricted trading permission for one named Otto trading operator — plus a bounded, expiring billing permission for a different operator — until you revoke them (supported workflows are expanding across the same rail). Already have an account? See Moving Funds Out for what this transition means for your funds and how to withdraw today.

Mini-Agent Experiences

The DApp is /app Mission Control: a showroom of focused, form-driven mini-agents rather than one giant chat surface. You pick a live mini-agent (Swap, Bridge, or DCA), or inspect the in-validation RSI preview; public RSI execution remains disabled. DCA was the first major example. The next useful mini-agent surfaces package already-live Otto capabilities into simple, repeatable workflows. Good candidates:
  • Swap and bridge workflows
  • Yield allocation and monitoring
  • Hyperliquid position helpers
  • Market intelligence widgets
  • Creative tools

Agent-Native Distribution

Otto should stay available where other agents already operate:
  • ACP and acp-cli
  • x402 clients and discovery files
  • MPP clients
  • X Layer / OKX surfaces
  • OpenClaw-style skill runtimes
  • Agent marketplaces and mini-app surfaces

Safety, Receipts, and Recovery

As execution surfaces expand, the next documentation and product gaps are operational:
  • Where funds need to sit before each action
  • What permission or signature the user grants
  • What receipt proves success
  • How to recover when payment succeeds but execution fails
  • How to revoke or exit each custody model

Historical Milestones

2025 Foundation

  • Launched the Otto DApp for conversational DeFi.
  • Integrated swaps, bridges, lending, yield, Hyperliquid, portfolio analysis, and market intelligence.
  • Launched $OTTO and the Season 1 points/airdrop program.
  • Built the first ACP agent swarm and expanded toward agent-to-agent distribution.

2025-2026 Agent Expansion

  • Scaled to four ACP agents: Market Alpha, Trading, Tools, and Prediction Markets.
  • Launched x402, MPP, and Otto X storefronts.
  • Added multi-model image generation, video generation, AI research, referrals, and prediction-market trading.
  • Registered toward on-chain agent reputation and agent commerce standards.
  • Built revenue-backed token burn reporting into the tokenomics story.