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YieldBoost AI Docs Center

Product context, honest integration notes, user walkthroughs, and developer reference for the current state of YieldBoost AI.

Current Status

0G Mainnet is the active default workspace path, while the judge review can still switch networks on demand.

Runtime Truth

UI-ready deterministic scoring with streamed narrative fallback

Optimization Flow

Execute Optimization

A detailed guide to the Boost page control, the prompt field, and the result surfaces after execution.

Button

Execute Optimization

Best Use

Detailed walkthrough and operator control

Proof Surface

ProofRegistry can be written on the configured testnet path

button-purpose

What `Execute Optimization` means

The Boost page turns the same optimization engine into a guided operator workflow. Instead of a pure shortcut, it shows the active prompt, progress labels, streamed narrative, and result panels in one place.

Use it when you want to explain the flow step by step, compare before and after states, or show a more explicit interaction than the dashboard CTA.

reading-agent-panel

How to read the agent panel

Panel area
Meaning
What changes during a run
Why it matters
Prompt box
Requested optimization instruction
Can be edited before submit
Explains operator intent
Progress tracker
Current runtime phase
Moves through analyzing, optimizing, executing, done
Shows the flow is active
Recommended response
Streamed narrative output
Updates as text arrives
Useful for demos and UX trust
Result card
Final optimization payload
Shows APY lift and proof details
Connects the narrative to proof-backed output
from-open-to-proof

From page open to proof recorded

  1. 1

    Open `/agent`

    The page renders the Boost workspace with trajectory visuals, optimization progress, 0G stats, and the main execution card.

  2. 2

    Review or edit the prompt

    The default prompt asks for the best yield with low risk. You can keep it for a clean demo or customize it for a more operator-style run.

  3. 3

    Click `Execute Optimization`

    This submits the prompt plus the current wallet-derived portfolio snapshot into the same optimization pipeline used by the dashboard.

  4. 4

    Wait for the proof surfaces

    Once the storage route responds, the result card can expose explorer links, storage identifiers, and optional ProofRegistry data.

Example request body posted from the app

json
{
  "portfolio": {
    "USDC": 12450,
    "0G": 4180,
    "SAUCE": 2960,
    "BONZO": 2410.25
  },
  "prompt": "Optimize my portfolio for best yield with low risk"
}
when-to-use-which-button

When to use which button

  • Use `Boost My Yield Now` when speed matters more than control.
  • Use `Execute Optimization` when you want to narrate the process, show the prompt, or explain the steps to a judge or teammate.
  • Both controls can end in the same storage and verification surfaces, so the difference is UX shape rather than a different proof system.