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Core extension: What commands can you use with the Core Extension AI Agent?

This article explains the available commands a user can use for Concierge (Core AI assistant) within the Core extension. Manage assets, switch accounts, connect to dApps, and more!

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Written by Dan
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  1. If not already enabled, open Core extension's Settings, using the gear icon in the top right.

  2. Scroll down to the Core Concierge toggle to enable.

  3. From the portfolio page, hover your mouse near the horizontal bar at the top of the window for Core Concierge to appear.

  4. Click to open the Concierge module.

  5. Enter a command for Core concierge to initiate.

NOTE: For Core Concierge-initiated transactions, a confirmation screen will pop up to approve the transaction before executing.

Send

Sends a specific amount of a token to a wallet address on the current network.

Information needed:

  • Amount: How much to send.

  • Recipient address: The wallet address receiving the token (must be a valid EVM address)

  • Token: The token being sent.

Example prompt

Send 5.85 AVAX to [wallet address].

Swap

Utilize the Swap function within Core to exchange one token for another.

Information needed:

  • Amount: How much to swap.

  • From Token: The token currently held.

  • To Token: The token to swap for.

Example Prompt

Swap 2.5 AVAX for USDC

NOTE: Swap only works for tokens in the wallet. Ensure the amount of token being swapped for does not exceed the wallet balance, otherwise the transaction will fail.

Switch Account

Information needed:

  • Account name or the ID for the other account.

Example prompt

 Switch to my other account MyAvaxWallet

Tip:

This can be extremely useful when managing multiple wallets.

Switch Network

Change the current blockchain network (switching from Ethereum to Avalanche)

Information needed:

  • Network ID or name: The network to switch to.

Example prompt

Switch from Avalanche to Ethereum network

Tip:

Core can only only switch to known networks. If attempting to switch to a network that doesn't exist, valid alternatives will be shown.

Go To dApp

Opens a decentralized app (dApp) in a new tab and connects Core to it.

Information needed:

  • Website of the dApp

Example Prompt: Connect my wallet to lfg.gg

Tip:

You can also use the name of the dApp if it’s supported.

Create Contact

Saves a new contact in your wallet for convenient future transactions.

Information needed:

  • Name: What to call this contact

  • Address: EVM compatible wallet address

Optional:

You can also add their Bitcoin and Avalanche addresses if you know them.

NOTE: Tokens on an EVM compatible wallet (Avalanche and Ethereum) cannot send tokens to non-EVM wallets such as Bitcoin.

Bridge

Moves tokens from one blockchain network to another. For example, bridging BTC on the Avalanche network to BTC on the Bitcoin network.

Information needed:

  • Amount: How much to send.

  • Token: The token you want to bridge.

  • Destination network: Where you want to send the token.

NOTE: Bridging via Core Concierge is only available to the networks supported on Core. Ensure the wallet is connected to the network you are bridging tokens from before initiating a transaction.

Buy

Opens a new tab where you can purchase tokens directly from https://core.app/buy/.

Tip:

This is a quick and easy way to fund a wallet with numerous payment options.

For any additional questions, please view our other knowledge base articles or contact a Product Support team member via the chat button. Examples are for illustrative purposes only.

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