User Guide
Follow these five steps from sign-in to confirming alerts in Telegram (step 2, language, is optional).
Fastest Path to Your First Alert
1. Open the app in your wallet
Open
https://terminal.daiko.ai in your browser.- Click Sign in → the same screen opens inside your selected wallet app.
- Click Sign in again.
- When the signature modal appears, tap Confirm to complete sign-in.
2. Switch the UI language to English
- Open Settings.
- Switch the display language to English (optional; skip if you prefer).
3. Connect Telegram
- Go to the rightmost Settings page and tap Connect Telegram.
- The Daiko Terminal bot opens in Telegram automatically.
- The Start command runs automatically. When a one-time password appears, tap to copy it.
- Return to the wallet app and paste the one-time password → linking complete.
4. Create an agent and get your first call
- Pick a condition idea shown below, or enter your own conditions to create an agent.
- Give the agent a name and save it.
- On the leftmost Agent page, you can always check notifications from agents you created or purchased.
5. Confirm alerts in Telegram

- Once Telegram is connected, agent calls appear automatically in the Daiko Terminal bot chat.
- You can share notifications and check PnL from Telegram as well.
What Works Best
- Start broad enough that preview shows a few results.
- Keep one agent focused on one idea instead of mixing everything together.
- Use preview before every save. After saving, watch how notifications behave and adjust.
- Tighten thresholds only after you see too many matches.
If Alerts Do Not Arrive
- Make sure Telegram linking is complete (including pasting the one-time password in the wallet app).
- Open the agent and check that Preview still returns matches.
- Confirm the agent is enabled.
- Wait out the cooldown if the same token already notified recently.
If You Get Too Many Alerts
- Raise thresholds.
- Add one more filter.
- Lower the result limit and sort for the highest-signal matches first.
Go Deeper
- Learn the DSL Reference when you want more precise filters.
- Read How It Works for the evaluation model behind alerts.
