Is Bloom for me?

Bloom is for people who already work with AI agents and want those agents to touch crypto without handling private keys. Its current wallet surface is walletFS: an agent-readable filesystem for wallet and chain workflows.

Yes, if

• You use a coding agent and want it to interact with wallets, balances, protocols, or strategies.
• You have ever been tempted to paste a seed phrase or private key into an LLM session. Do not do that; Bloom exists to remove that failure mode.
• You have half-built a Polymarket bot, portfolio checker, copy-trading script, or similar tool and stopped because you did not trust it with real funds.
• You want to ask your wallet questions in plain language: "what can I do on Polymarket?", "show me my positions", "stage a swap", "explain this plan before I approve it".

Not yet, if

• You want a polished phone app with buttons. Bloom's interface today is an agent-readable filesystem, not a consumer mobile UI.
• You have never used a coding agent. Start there first; Bloom assumes you are comfortable directing one.
• You need audited, battle-tested software for serious funds today. Bloom is open-source alpha software and should be treated accordingly.

What you should expect

Bloom feels less like a browser wallet and more like a local wallet workspace. Your agent explores folders, reads docs that ship inside the filesystem, stages plans, and explains what it found.

That is intentional. The agent is the front-end.