Risa works best when you do not stop at the first answer. This guide shows how to use her agent layer like a command center so each session turns into something actionable.
Mission loop
Start with the mission
Ask for an outcome, not just information. Good prompts sound like “Find me the best Base opportunities for today” or “Audit this wallet for hidden risk.”
Let the right agent take lead
Risa will naturally lean on Scout, Signal, Wallet, Flow, Research, or Mission logic based on what you ask.
Request a next move
End every answer by asking what to do next, what to verify next, or what the lowest-risk version looks like.
Prompt patterns
Scout
Signal
Wallet
Mission
PromptScout Base for narratives getting stronger today and rank the top three by momentum and freshness
- “Which one is earliest?”
- “Which one has the cleanest risk profile?”
- “What should I verify on-chain first?”
PromptTurn this chart idea into a setup with entries, invalidation, and what would make me skip it
- “Where is the setup weakest?”
- “What would improve confidence?”
- “What changes if momentum fades?”
PromptReview this wallet like a risk manager and show me the three biggest concentration problems
- “What should I trim first?”
- “Where am I overexposed by narrative?”
- “What is the safer version of this wallet?”
PromptBuild me a mission plan for today across product usage, Base activity, and one community action
- “Which task should I do first?”
- “Which one is highest effort for lowest return?”
- “How do I avoid wasting actions?”
What a strong mission looks like
- one clear objective
- one reason it matters now
- one validation step
- one next action after completion
Mistakes to avoid
- Asking only for summaries with no action layer
- Starting a new thread for every follow-up
- Chasing the loudest opportunity instead of the cleanest one
- Farming tasks without building any continuity
The strongest users treat Risa like an operating partner. They keep the thread alive, ask for trade-offs, and let each task feed the next one.
