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Architecture

Blooop is designed as a layered orchestration operating system for autonomous agents. Each layer abstracts complexity while preserving modular control and scalability.

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System Overview

Blooop consists of five core layers:
  1. Infrastructure Layer
  2. Agent Layer
  3. Skill Layer
  4. Wallet & Permission Layer
  5. Interface Layer
Together, these layers enable secure and scalable autonomous execution.

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1 — Infrastructure Layer

The infrastructure layer provides the compute environments where agents operate.

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Responsibilities

  • Server provisioning
  • Container orchestration
  • Resource allocation
  • Runtime isolation
  • Network configuration
Each user operates within their own isolated agent environment.

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Compute Model

Blooop supports:
  • Managed cloud environments
  • Scalable compute allocation
  • Multi-agent runtime containers
This ensures agents can execute continuously without manual maintenance.

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2 — Agent Layer

The agent layer is powered by the OpenClaw framework. It handles agent execution, coordination, and lifecycle management.

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Capabilities

  • Multi-agent deployment
  • Task execution engines
  • Decision logic frameworks
  • Agent-to-agent coordination
Agents operate as autonomous software entities within their environments.

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3 — Skill Layer

Skills define agent capabilities. They act as modular extensions that agents can install and execute.

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Skill categories

  • Trading execution
  • Market analytics
  • Commerce automation
  • API integrations
  • On-chain interactions
  • Workflow automation
Skills are composable, enabling agents to evolve capabilities over time.

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Skill Marketplace

Developers can publish skills into the ecosystem. This creates a capability marketplace where:
  • Skills can be discovered
  • Installed on demand
  • Monetized by creators
Blooop becomes a distribution layer for agent functionality.

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4 — Wallet & Permission Layer

Agents require wallets to transact and execute economic actions. Blooop implements a controlled execution wallet model.

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Features

  • Agent wallet generation
  • User-owned custody
  • Spending limits
  • Approval thresholds
  • Transaction policies
Wallet actions are gated by human-defined permissions.

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Human Intent Enforcement

Autonomy is constrained by intent. Security controls include:
  • Approval requests
  • Spend caps
  • Execution rules
  • Emergency stops
No financial action occurs outside defined permission boundaries.

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5 — Interface Layer

The interface layer connects users to their agents.

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Web Dashboard

  • Agent deployment
  • Skill installation
  • Execution monitoring
  • Wallet management
  • Analytics & logs

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Mobile App

  • Approval requests
  • Notifications
  • Transaction authorization
  • Agent monitoring
Mobile acts as a real-time control surface.

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Layer Interaction Flow

Execution lifecycle:
  1. Infrastructure provisions runtime
  2. Agents deploy into environment
  3. Skills extend agent capabilities
  4. Wallets enable transactions
  5. Interfaces provide human control
Each layer operates independently yet cohesively.

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Architectural Principles

Blooop architecture is designed around:
  • Modularity
  • Isolation
  • Permissioned execution
  • User ownership
  • Scalable orchestration
This ensures autonomous systems remain controllable and secure.

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Summary

Blooop’s architecture transforms fragmented agent tooling into a unified operating system — enabling deployment, coordination, and execution of autonomous agents at scale.