Venice
livePrivate planner boundary
Hidden task inputs remain private and affect the execution path.
Where to see itPlanner recommendation cards in create-task and command center
One product, one trust model, multiple honest receipts.
QueueKeeper keeps the product story concrete, then shows which protocol or sponsor rail is doing real work at each step.
Core loop
The rails that make the product real
These are the load-bearing parts of the main scout-and-hold loop.
Self
liveVerified acceptance gate
Acceptance and reveal stay blocked until runner verification succeeds.
Where to see itRunner verification and reveal gate
Celo
liveCelo micropayment rail
Explorer-linked staged micropayment contracts anchor the onchain happy path.
Where to see itTask timeline, payouts, and explorer receipts
Open evidenceMetaMask
partialDelegated spend policy
Spend cap, expiry, contract, and token limits remain visible in the happy path.
Where to see itSpend boundary card and wallet/delegation flow
Agent infrastructure
Visible identity and execution receipts
The agent is a first-class product actor, not a hidden implementation detail.
Protocol Labs
liveAgent identity surface
Agent identity, logs, and spend boundaries are surfaced in-product.
Where to see itAgent Mode and the command center
Open evidenceENS
partialENS display layer
Identity surfaces can resolve ENS names with clean short-address fallback.
Where to see itIdentity cards and address fields
Sidecars
Optional rails that strengthen the story
These tools are real, but they stay secondary to the core bounded-trust loop.
Uniswap
partialBudget normalization swap path
Uniswap API credentials are configured; live swap execution is the remaining step.
Where to see itOptional funding tools during create-task and in the command center
Base / x402
partialPaid external data sidecar
The paid venue-hint sidecar is live; recording a paid receipt is the remaining demo step.
Where to see itAgent tools panel inside the command center
Additional sponsor context
Arkhai
partialAgreement and obligation framing
Staged commitments, receipts, and proof-linked transitions map cleanly onto obligation semantics.