Ava Protocol Studio Quick Start Guide: Build Web3 Automations in Minutes

Ava Protocol Studio is a drag-and-drop workspace for automating onchain workflows across Ethereum and L2s. It powers everything from AI agents to DeFi, backend ops, and gaming, making it a flexible tool for crypto applications and use cases that need autonomous, intent-based execution.

You can easily and reliably automate onchain tasks like swaps, approvals, and scheduled transfers without writing code. Ava Protocol saves you time, reduces errors, and cuts gas costs by consolidating fragmented steps into efficient, event-driven workflows.

To help new users get started, Studio now includes a built-in walkthrough that guides you through connecting your wallet, exploring templates, building automations, and monitoring activity. The following steps mirror that flow. Try it out here.

Step 1: Connect Your Wallet

Begin by connecting your preferred crypto wallet to access Studio features.

1. Visit Ava Protocol Studio
2. Click Connect Wallet
3. Choose a wallet provider
4. Approve the connection

You’ll only need to do this once per session.

Step 2: Browse Templates

Studio includes a range of templates for common tasks across DeFi, NFTs, and utility use cases. Click Take the Guided Tour to proceed.

1. Click Templates in the sidebar
2. Browse categories like DeFi, AI, RWA, Gaming, and more
3. Open any template to preview how it works
4. Click Finish and return to the menu

Templates provide pre-built solutions for use cases like stop-loss orders, token pings, batch transactions, and price-based actions, and can be adapted to suit particular needs.

Step 3: Create Your First Automation

Let’s create a simple automation that sends a Telegram message when triggered. Start by clicking Create Your First Automation.

1. Click Create New and then Start Building
2. Click Add Node and select Trigger as the node type

1. Choose Telegram as the Write node
2. Link your Telegram account and set up the trigger conditions
3. Fill in the Telegram message

1. Connect the nodes
2. Click Save and Deploy (you’ll be prompted to sign in if needed)

1. Set the automation to run three times, then click Deploy

This basic setup shows how triggers and actions work together. You can explore from here by adding branching logic, external data sources, and creating multiple steps.

Step 4: View Workflows and Executions

Once deployed, you can monitor your workflow’s status and performance.

1. Click Workflows in the sidebar
2. Open your automation to see its details
3. Check status, results, and execution history

The dashboard gives you full visibility to monitor activity, spot issues, and refine as needed.

Next Steps

Ava Protocol Studio eliminates the technical barriers that traditionally slow development, making it easier to turn complex logic into automations that run only when your conditions are met. By combining intuitive tools with powerful capabilities, it enables you to leverage autonomous execution without sacrificing flexibility or control.

With the basics in place, you’re ready to try more advanced workflows:

• Trigger automations from live price feeds or contract events
• Use Branch and Filter nodes to add logic and control
• Connect to offchain data using Oracle and Subgraph nodes
• Combine multiple steps into a single cohesive flow
• Explore webhooks and API integrations

Don’t forget to join our community on Discord, where you can get support from the team and other builders.

Start small, iterate quickly, and refine your approach by testing ideas, validating assumptions, and scaling what works. More updates to come!
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