Solflare on Saturday announced it is preparing a new AI-driven intent feature designed to simplify how users interact with Solana applications, aiming to remove the rigid workflows that currently define most crypto wallets.
The company will launch an alpha version this week, according to Solflare Co-Founder and Co-CEO Filip Dragoslavic.
The feature centers on natural-language requests rather than traditional wallet menus.
Speaking with Yellow.com on the sidenlines of Solana's Breakpoint event, Dragoslavic explained that Solflare will use AI only to interpret what the user wants, while a structured network of “solvers” handles the execution.
“We are not using AI to basically do everything on its own,” he said. “We are just using AI to figure out what your intent is, and then we’re executing it by a set of functions that we have built in the background.”
The system allows users to combine conditions, assets and actions in a single instruction.
Dragoslavic offered several examples of how users might interact with the tool: creating conditional orders based on price movements, combining market signals with NFT activity, or requesting a sentiment breakdown of a token based on activity across X.
He described the interaction as “state your request, your intent in plain language,” after which Solflare’s internal functions coordinate the actual transaction flow.
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Solflare plans to keep the initial rollout limited, releasing an alpha version this week before expanding access.
“I can't tell you when public launch will be because these are very large-scale things,” Dragoslavic noted, adding that the goal is to ensure reliability before opening it to all users.
A full release is expected in the coming months, with ongoing expansion afterward.
“We’re going to forever build upon it,” he said.
The company views the new feature as a shift in how users will interact with wallets going forward, noting that the increasing number of features in modern crypto wallets makes traditional interfaces difficult to scale.
“We’re trying to redefine how people use wallets,” Dragoslavic said. “It’s not a what feature, it’s more of a how feature.”
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