avaprotocol/eigenlayer-avs

Ava Protocol is an automation layer built on top of EigenLayer, a system that extends Ethereum's security model to new services. The project solves a practical problem in blockchain applications: smart contracts on Ethereum cannot run automatically on their own, so tasks like "send this token when price reaches X" or "execute this transaction at a specific time" need an external system to trigger them. Ava Protocol provides that automation infrastructure in a decentralized way. The system works through two main components. Operators are nodes run by community members that watch for task conditions and check whether scheduled tasks are ready to run. An aggregator, currently managed by the Ava Protocol team, collects those condition-check results, performs consensus across multiple operators, and then writes a cryptographic proof back to a smart contract on Ethereum. Each user gets a smart wallet following the ERC-6900 standard, a modular wallet format that handles task scheduling and spending approvals. The code is written in Go and compiles into a single binary. Operators connect to the aggregator via RPC and can be run by anyone who wants to participate in the network, or community members can delegate their tokens to an existing operator instead. You would use this if you are building Ethereum applications that need reliable, decentralized automation, or if you want to run infrastructure as an operator and earn fees from the EigenLayer restaking ecosystem. It runs on both the Sepolia testnet and Ethereum mainnet.