Native allowances are the framework module 0x2::allowance, live since protocol version 138 (epoch 1275, October 9, 2026): a wallet lets a spender, or an app it names, spend its balance within a cap, a rate limit or an expiry, and can revoke that at any time. Agent packages are packages with a module named agent, agents, agent_*, *_agent, mandate or llm_allowance in any version (deposit_agent and scam-labelled packages left out); a name says what the builder meant, not what the code does. Allowance and module counts are calls made directly in a transaction's commands, so spends an app's own code makes are not seen. Days are UTC.

Rule, per wallet and UTC day, from the per-day sender table. Automated: sent transactions in 12 or more of the day's 24 hours. Not market making: 500 transactions or fewer that day (market makers, arbitrage, oracle and keeper bots send far more) and not a wallet labelled as an exchange. Agent-like: automated, not market making, and that day at least one sponsored or gasless transaction, or a direct call to an agent module or 0x2::allowance. These are patterns, not proof that an AI runs the wallet. The sender table is being filled back to May 1, 2026; days appear as it lands.