Pieverse has deepened its push into conversational Web3 by integrating Mantle’s AI Agent Skills into Purr-Fect Claw, a move that brings Mantle ecosystem workflows directly into messaging apps such as Line, Kakao, and WhatsApp. The update is designed to let users interact with Mantle-native features through a chat-based agent instead of switching between dashboards, wallets, and documentation. Mantle describes itself as a liquidity-focused on-chain ecosystem built around Mantle Network, while Pieverse positions Purr-Fect Claw as a Web3-native AI agent layer that runs inside everyday chat apps.
The integration lands at a time when both projects are leaning hard into the idea that finance should feel more conversational. Mantle has spent the past year expanding its ecosystem around liquid staking, restaking, and broader DeFi utility, including mETH and cmETH products that are designed to be used across the Mantle ecosystem. Pieverse, meanwhile, has been building Purr-Fect Claw as a full-stack agent runtime that can execute on-chain actions while keeping the user inside the chat interface they already use every day.
Under the new setup, Mantle’s skill layer can be used to help agents surface market context, scan swap routes, review yield opportunities, and prepare supported on-chain actions without forcing users to leave the conversation. In practice, that means a user can ask the agent to find a swap route, review Mantle-related yield context, or check positions that may need attention, and the system can organize the flow before the user confirms execution. Pieverse says Purr-Fect Claw is built to make these experiences possible through messaging-native access and secure agent tooling.
Security and accountability are a central part of the pitch. Pieverse says Purr-Fect Claw uses Trusted Execution Environments for keyless wallet operations, while ERC-6551-style controls are used to define spending limits, scope, and expiration periods. The company also says its agent identity framework is tied to ERC-8004, giving each agent a portable on-chain identity and a verifiable action history. In Pieverse’s view, that combination is what turns a chat assistant into a usable financial operator rather than just a planning tool.
Enabling Chat-Based DeFi
The broader strategy is easy to see. Mantle has been building what it calls a liquidity-first ecosystem around on-chain finance, and its official materials highlight the growing role of mETH and related yield products across the network. Pieverse is now trying to turn that ecosystem into something that works in a more continuous, conversational format. Instead of asking users to manually jump between interfaces, the agent can handle discovery and preparation in chat, then hand off for review and confirmation through secure wallet infrastructure.
For Mantle, the partnership could help extend its ecosystem reach beyond crypto-native dashboards and into the messaging habits of mainstream users. For Pieverse, it strengthens the case that the future of agentic finance may not look like a standalone app at all, but a smarter layer inside the apps people already open all day long. Mantle tokens also remain active in the market, with MNT trading around $0.667 at the time of writing, according to live market data, showing continued investor attention as the ecosystem keeps adding new product layers.
The latest rollout suggests that both teams are betting on the same idea: the next wave of crypto usability will not come from adding more tabs and tools, but from removing them. By pairing Mantle’s ecosystem logic with Pieverse’s secure agent runtime, the two projects are pushing a version of Web3 where the user simply types a request and the agent does the heavy lifting.
