Telegram Commands#

Most of the time you just talk to Ava. "Is my Aave position safe?", "top up by 200 USDC", "stop alerts" — Ava understands plain English. The slash commands below are shortcuts; they do the same things, faster.

Core commands#

Command	What it does
/start	Begins onboarding — Ava asks for a wallet address.
/scan	Re-scans your portfolio. Defaults to the wallet on file.
/positions	Lists your open positions (Aave, LP, staked) with current status.
/risks	Lists current risks Ava sees — sorted most-urgent first.
/alerts	Manage which alerts are on, off, threshold values.
/guard	Authorize Ava to act on a position (one-time signing flow).
/pause	Pause Ava — no alerts, no actions — without revoking permissions.
/resume	Resume after a pause.
/revoke	Revoke Ava's on-chain permission entirely.
/help	Show the command list.

Natural language vs slash commands#

You'll mostly skip the slash commands and just say what you want. These are all equivalent to Ava:

• "how risky is my Aave?" → /risks
• "pause for a week" → /pause
• "stop watching my position" → /revoke
• "earn on my idle USDC" → starts the Earn flow

If Ava is unsure what you meant — for example, "top it up" when there's more than one open position — it will ask before acting. Ava never guesses at actions involving on-chain transactions.

What Ava will never do without confirmation#

• Send any on-chain transaction (whether or not it's within your spend cap).
• Reveal a seed phrase, private key, or anything similar (Ava doesn't have them).
• Move funds between addresses you didn't pre-authorize.

If someone in Telegram tells you Ava asked for your seed phrase: it isn't Ava. Block, report, and contact us at the link in FAQ → How do I stop using Ava?.