Tel Aviv, Israel, May 1st, 2026 - Orbs, the Layer-3 blockchain infrastructure protocol, announced the rollout of SPOT (Spot Advanced Swap Orders), an execution interface created specifically for autonomous AI agents.
SPOT delivers a machine-readable set of trading capabilities that agents can consume directly. The interface supports gasless market swaps as well as advanced non-custodial order types - including limit orders, time-weighted average price (TWAP) execution, stop-loss and take-profit triggers, and delayed-start swaps - across any EVM-compatible chain.
Where conventional DeFi front ends are optimized for human interaction, Orbs designed SPOT as a collection of hosted raw markdown files - SKILL.md, quickstart, params, examples, and lifecycle documentation - made available via the Meta-Contract Protocol (MCP), npm, and Orbs' GitHub repository. The files are formatted to be parsed and executed by large language models and agentic systems without a separate translation layer, eliminating the need for a GUI-driven workflow.
Ran Hammer, Chief Business Officer at Orbs, framed the launch in terms of an infrastructure gap: "AI agents are becoming active participants in DeFi, but the infrastructure hasn’t caught up. SPOT is our answer to that gap, a purpose-built interface that agents can read, understand, and act on without any translation layer. We’re not retrofitting human tools; we’re building natively for the way agents actually work."
Production infrastructure and scale
SPOT operates on top of Orbs' Layer-3 trading protocols, which Orbs reports have processed over $3 billion in cumulative trading volume and generated more than $3 million in protocol revenue since their launch. The network supports more than 25 decentralized exchange integrations across multiple chains and is secured by over 1 billion staked ORBS tokens.
The collection of underlying protocols - dLIMIT, dTWAP, Liquidity Hub, Perpetual Hub, and dSLTP - are described as already running in production. Orbs emphasizes that agents interfacing with SPOT transact against live, proven contracts rather than experimental codebases, enabling autonomous systems to create and execute valid on-chain trades.
How agent workflows are structured
Orbs provides a single SKILL.md entry point that consolidates quickstart instructions, parameter references, signing flows, trade lifecycle documentation, and a token address book. This structure is intended to supply agents with the contextual knowledge required to assemble, sign, and broadcast trades end-to-end without human intervention.
All orders submitted through SPOT are non-custodial and are verified via Orbs' cosigned oracle, which independently validates execution parameters before trades are signed and transmitted on-chain. The project emphasizes that orders executed by agents are subject to this independent validation step prior to broadcasting.
Positioning and ecosystem signals
The SPOT interface is listed on ClawHub, a directory of agent-compatible tools and skills, and it is indexed in other agent and MCP-focused registries, including Awesome MCP Servers, the Anthropic MCP Registry, and LobeHub. Orbs states the interface is open and permissionless: developers and framework builders can access full documentation at orbs-network.github.io/spot without an API key or registration.
Orbs describes itself as a decentralized Layer-3 blockchain tailored to advanced on-chain trading. The protocol uses a Proof-of-Stake consensus and functions as an execution layer that supports more complex logic and scripts than standard smart contracts. Orbs-powered protocols such as dLIMIT, dTWAP, Liquidity Hub, and Perpetual Hub are presented as mechanisms that bring centralized-exchange-level execution capabilities to decentralized markets.
Availability and contact
SPOT is available now. The documentation and machine-readable files needed for integration are hosted on Orbs' GitHub pages at orbs-network.github.io/spot. Additional information about Orbs is available at www.orbs.com.
Contact: Ran Hammer - [email protected]