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User Flow

This page outlines the complete lifecycle of how users interact with Blooop — from onboarding to autonomous agent execution. Blooop is designed to abstract infrastructure complexity while preserving human control.

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1 — Account Creation

Users begin by creating an account.

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Authentication options

  • Email (SSO)
  • Wallet login
  • OAuth providers
This identity anchors agent ownership, infrastructure, and permissions.

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2 — Infrastructure Provisioning

Before agents can run, compute environments must be provisioned. Blooop handles:
  • Server allocation
  • Container orchestration
  • Runtime configuration
  • Network setup
Users select infrastructure based on required performance and scale.

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3 — OpenClaw Deployment

Once infrastructure is active, OpenClaw is deployed automatically. Deployment includes:
  • Agent runtime installation
  • Dependency setup
  • Environment configuration
  • Multi-agent orchestration readiness
This establishes the agent execution layer.

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4 — Agent Installation

Users can now deploy agents into their environment.

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Agent examples

  • Trading agents
  • Monitoring agents
  • Research agents
  • Commerce agents
Agents operate independently or in coordinated systems.

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5 — Skill Installation

Agents gain functionality through modular skills. Skills define what agents can do.

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Examples

  • Execute trades
  • Analyze markets
  • Interact with APIs
  • Manage on-chain positions
  • Automate workflows
Skills are installed via the marketplace.

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6 — Wallet & Permission Setup

Agents require wallets to transact and execute financial actions. Blooop enables:
  • Agent wallet generation
  • Spending limits
  • Approval thresholds
  • Transaction policies
All wallets remain user-controlled.

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7 — Execution Model Configuration

Users define how autonomous agents can operate. Execution models:
  • Human-in-the-loop — requires approvals
  • Rule-based — operates within limits
  • Fully autonomous — executes independently
Execution permissions define trust and risk boundaries.

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8 — Agent Activation

Once configured, agents can be launched. Upon activation, agents begin:
  • Monitoring conditions
  • Making decisions
  • Executing actions
  • Coordinating with other agents
All activity is logged and observable.

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9 — Monitoring & Control

Users monitor agents through:

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Dashboard

  • Execution logs
  • Performance analytics
  • Wallet activity
  • Skill operations

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Mobile App

  • Approval requests
  • Notifications
  • Emergency stops
  • Execution overrides
Mobile acts as the human control surface.

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Lifecycle Summary

End-to-end flow:
  1. Create account
  2. Provision infrastructure
  3. Deploy OpenClaw
  4. Install agents
  5. Install skills
  6. Configure wallets
  7. Define execution permissions
  8. Launch agents
  9. Monitor & control
Blooop enables autonomous execution while preserving human intent at every critical layer.