First, tell Ponti what “good” means.
Asset.
Destination.
Fee ceiling.
Timing.
Bridge rules.
All editable.
All visible.
All in one place.
Good routes do not appear out of thin air.
They come from
That is called route planning.
And it changes every block.

First, tell Ponti what “good” means.
Asset.
Destination.
Fee ceiling.
Timing.
Bridge rules.
All editable.
All visible.
All in one place.
Ponti maps the route.
Fees compared.
Finality checked.
Fallback prepared.
You see the whole plan before any confirmation.
Turn the route into something reusable.
Workshop.
Skill.
MCP preview.
Built from your rules.
Ready for your agent.
Never allowed to sign.
name: eth-to-robinhood-safe fee_max: 0.50% finality_max: 8m sign: false custody: false
AssetsTarget networksFee ceilingBridge rulesSpeed vs costExclusionsConfirmation policyRetry policyAgent permissionsPonti is not a price tier or a custody product. It is an inspectable Skill and MCP interface for building routes you can explain.
A portable route-planning policy you can read, edit, and version.
https://github.com/topics/skillsintent → constraints → explainable route planA read-only planning interface for agents that need route context.
https://github.com/topics/model-context-protocolagent request → simulation → structured previewInspect the rules.
These are the boundaries Ponti will not bend.
Signing power remains with the user.
PONTI OPERATING PRINCIPLE / 01Fees, finality and fallbacks stay visible.
PONTI OPERATING PRINCIPLE / 02Old previews never pretend to be current.
PONTI OPERATING PRINCIPLE / 03Ponti shows the result before asking.
PONTI OPERATING PRINCIPLE / 04The agent never holds funds or keys.
PONTI OPERATING PRINCIPLE / 01No hidden rerouting when conditions drift.
PONTI OPERATING PRINCIPLE / 02Your policy can move between agents.
PONTI OPERATING PRINCIPLE / 03Planning access is not transaction power.
PONTI OPERATING PRINCIPLE / 04
Preview. Edit. Confirm. Ponti never signs or custodies funds.