Add AI agents patterns#1447
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What changed? Why?
Add a concise, practical guide to "Common Patterns for Onchain AI Agents" in the ai-agents section (or a fitting subfolder like skills or quickstart), focusing on reusable, cross-cutting patterns that leverage Base-specific features.
This fits the docs structure (no new top-level sections), review checklist, and style guidelines. It builds on existing AI/agent momentum (resources-for-ai-agents.mdx, ai-agents/ folder with payments/trading/setup/skills, MCP/llms.txt support, etc.) without duplicating third-party tools.
Base emphasizes AI agents (dedicated section, MCP server, skills repo, prompt library, resources page). Issues/PRs often involve fixes for examples, clarity on wallets/payments, and deployment. Recent activity shows focus on runnable code, AI-friendliness, and Base-unique features (Flashblocks, Base Account, x402 payments).
Existing content has setup/quickstarts/skills, but developers building autonomous agents benefit from battle-tested patterns (e.g., reliable signing + retry logic for agents, low-latency tx with Flashblocks, agent-to-agent identity/payments, error recovery). Cookbook-style but kept Base-focused and in ai-agents/.
AI-friendly (explicit, copy-paste runnable), promotes happy paths with brief alternatives, cross-links heavily. Helps LLMs/agents follow it directly.
Notes to reviewers
High-level outline:
Introduction: Why patterns matter for reliable autonomous agents on Base.
Wallet & Signing Patterns (autonomous safe signing, session keys, Base Account integration).
Transaction Patterns (Flashblocks for speed, batching, retry + gas estimation).
Payments & x402 Integration.
Error Handling & Monitoring (common pitfalls, Basescan/ indexers).
Agent Identity & Interoperability.
Example Full Agent Snippet (minimal viable onchain loop).
Next Steps (link to skills, full examples).