> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.useotto.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# DApp Basics

> Use the Otto DApp's Mission Control and guided mini-agents to plan and execute DeFi transactions.

## How It Works

The Otto DApp opens to **Mission Control** at [`/app`](https://useotto.xyz/app) — a dashboard
over one Safe smart account, with guided **mini-agents** for each action. Mini-agents are
form-driven: you pick the tokens, amounts, and settings, then review the summary. One-shot
flows ask for confirmation; supported Base rails can use an already-armed unified session.

1. **Open `/app`** — Mission Control is the front door to your Otto wallet and the agent swarm.
2. **Open the mini-agent** for what you want to do (Swap, Bridge, or DCA) from Mission Control. RSI is visible as an in-validation preview, but public strategy execution is disabled.
3. **Fill in the form** — choose your tokens/chains, enter the amount, and set any options.
4. **Review the summary** — the mini-agent shows what will happen before anything runs on-chain.
5. **Authorize as shown** — one-shot flows ask you to approve the action. An armed trading permission is standing authority for its supported Base rails until you revoke it.

## What You Can Do

* **Swaps:** Open the **Swap** mini-agent — pick the from/to token and amount on Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Ethereum, or Avalanche (see [supported chains](/introduction/supported-chains-integrations) for the full list).
* **Bridges:** Open the **Bridge** mini-agent — move assets across chains via Li.Fi with arrival tracking.
* **DCA:** Open the **DCA** mini-agent — set a recurring buy schedule and let it run.
* **RSI:** Open the **RSI** mini-agent to inspect the in-validation strategy preview; public automated entries and exits are not enabled.
* **Market intel:** Mission Control's Market Insights and Portfolio Co-Pilot surface token alpha, KOL sentiment, and portfolio context.

## Important Notes

* Review the displayed summary before acting. One-shot flows require confirmation, while scheduled automations and supported unified-arm rails can execute under authority you granted earlier.
* Mini-agents are form-driven: you select tokens, amounts, and settings rather than describing a request in free text.
* Mission Control is context-aware — it shows your portfolio balances and available assets.