DeFi Saver Automation Tool

WHAT IT DOES This tool provides comprehensive position health monitoring and automation analysis for your DeFi positions across multiple EVM chains via the DeFi Saver API. It reads your wallet balances, token holdings, and positions across lending, borrowing, liquidity pools, and yield farms, then evaluates each position's health factor, collateral and debt values, and automation potential. The tool identifies positions at risk of liquidation (low health factor), highlights which protocols support automation, and provides recommendations for setting up automated position management—such as auto-repay, auto-rebalance, or stop-loss triggers. This is a read-only analysis tool designed to help you identify where automation could improve your DeFi position management. HOW TO USE Connect your EVM wallet using the "Connect" button, or manually enter any wallet address in the lookup field. Select the network you want to analyze (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Avalanche, BSC, Fantom, or Gnosis). Click "Analyze automation potential" to fetch position data from the DeFi Saver API. The tool will display your total collateral value in USD, a count of positions analyzed, and a detailed breakdown table showing each position's protocol, type, collateral, debt, health factor, and whether automation is available. Positions with health factors below 1.5 are flagged with warning indicators, and the tool provides summary recommendations for which positions could benefit from automation. TECHNICAL MECHANISM The tool queries the DeFi Saver API endpoint at https://api.defisaver.com/v1/positions/{address}?chain={chain}. DeFi Saver aggregates position data from multiple DeFi protocols—including Aave, Compound, MakerDAO, and others—normalizing it into a consistent format with health factor calculations. The API returns a structured response with each position's protocol, collateral and debt balances, collateral and debt values in USD, health factor, and automation availability flags. The tool parses this response, sums the total collateral value, and sorts positions by collateral value descending. Health factors are classified as: good (>1.5), warning (1.1-1.5), or risky (