# Metaprotocols

Metaprotocols are the identifiers used to route a command. Each metaprotocol has its own logic handling, and it allows a user to execute a diverse array of solutions. For example, the token metaprotocol exposes `transfer`, `transferFrom` and `approve` actions as modifiers. Application specific metaprotocols can have more advanced logic, such as the `tipping` metaprotocol which allows for actions like "swap and tip", where a single command executes 2 actions.

A Metaprotocol should be designed as an isolated protocol that executes a smart contract call to solve a specific user intent.