# LP Agent > Track LP, copy from the top LPs, vibe-code with the API LP Agent is a DeFi automation tool for liquidity providers on Solana and other networks. It offers portfolio tracking, one-click copying of top-performing wallets, and an open data API for building custom tools. LP Agent is a decentralized finance automation project built for liquidity providers. It provides a toolkit covering portfolio tracking, wallet copying, and open data access, aimed at users who want to manage concentrated liquidity positions without manual monitoring or complex calculations. The project targets both individual liquidity providers and developers building their own analytics or trading tools. The platform addresses the difficulty of tracking position performance and timing entries and exits across multiple liquidity pools. It analyzes on-chain data to surface risk-adjusted position suggestions, and its automation can open, rebalance, or close positions on a user's behalf. A dashboard shows net worth, win rate, fees earned, and profit history, while a separate feature identifies high-performing wallets that a user can mirror on-chain with configurable take-profit and stop-loss rules. Core offerings include portfolio monitoring, a wallet-copying feature, and an open LP data API that exposes pool analytics, position data, and fee history for developers building bots or dashboards. Supported activity spans automated market maker style liquidity pools across multiple blockchain networks rather than a single protocol. It is used by liquidity providers seeking hands-free position management and by developers building on top of its data and automation infrastructure. - Type: Project - Sector: DeFi - Status: Active - Founded: 2025-02-14 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/app_lpagent_io ## Products - [LP Agent](https://thegrid.id/profiles/app_lpagent_io): LP Agent is an AI-powered liquidity management application for decentralized exchange positions. It provides a real-time portfolio dashboard tracking net worth, fees earned, win rate, and profit history, and lets users deploy, rebalance, and close concentrated liquidity positions with one click. Users can automatically mirror the positions of top-performing liquidity provider wallets, apply take-profit and stop-loss rules, and enable auto-compounding of earned fees. The tool targets liquidity providers on Solana-based and EVM-based decentralized exchanges seeking automated position management without manual calculations. (Yield Aggregator, Live, Main Product) - [LP Agent Data API](https://thegrid.id/profiles/app_lpagent_io): LP Agent Data API is a public data service providing indexed liquidity provider intelligence for decentralized exchange pools. It exposes open endpoints for open positions, pool discovery, and closed position history, covering pool analytics, position data, and fee history. 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