Twig

With EIP-7702 set to take effect, EOA users will gain greater transaction composability, while also facing increased operational complexity and security challenges. Twig offers a unified interface that helps users navigate and find relevant interaction data using AI, while leveraging security-verified 7702 contracts to enhance the user experience and transaction efficiency. This allows users to focus on the intention of their interactions rather than the cumbersome hexadecimal data.

For example, when a user wants to trade tokens, they first need to find the appropriate DEX, then follow the common two-step process: 1) authorizing the token and 2) executing the swap. Twig allows users to simply input their intent and automatically generate the corresponding transaction details. At the same time, by leveraging EIP-7702 to grant EOAs batch call capabilities, users can send tokens directly without the need for authorization, thereby reducing the transaction process to a single step, resulting in higher efficiency and an improved user experience.

In addition, Twig supports various 7702 delegates, using AI to help users find the most suitable and secure delegate targets for integration. Users only need to input their intent and sign the transaction on their wallet.

Twig connects to various wallets via WalletConnect, so existing EOA users don’t need to make any changes to their wallet settings. They can retain their original address and wallet device while enjoying the efficiency and experience that Twig provides, without any compromises.

Twig is primarily a web-based platform, built using React and Vite, and connects wallets through RainbowKit and Wagmi. The AI integration currently uses the Gemini AI API. Since EIP-7702 does not yet have a Layer 1 testnet, the Zircuit testnet is used as the main demo network.

For the smart contract part, Twig currently integrating the existing Gnosis Safe contract to implement the batch call mechanism. A dedicated contract for EIP-7702 is planned for future release.