Most people diving into Web3 know exactly what outcome they're after. The problem? Learning how to actually execute it feels like climbing a mountain.

That knowledge gap is real. Users get blocked by complex workflows, confusing interfaces, and steep learning curves—even when the underlying mechanics aren't that complicated.

This is where AI-powered tools step in. By automating guidance and simplifying navigation, these assistants remove friction between intention and action. They translate what users want to do into achievable steps without requiring deep technical expertise.

It's about making Web3 feel less intimidating and more accessible to people who care about the outcome, not the academic deep-dive.