Paxeer Chain
The EVM-compatible Layer 1 inside Paxeer X that holds custody, anchors checkpoints and settles agent activity.
- Availability
- EVM-compatible mainnet with a public RPC endpoint, the PaxScan explorer and a published network status page.
Products
Capable tools for anyone with an idea, and the systems that let us offer them at a cost low enough to give away. Each product states what it does and where it stands today.
Primary products
Paxeer X, the network where agents hold funds and pay for work; Protention AI, the personal agent you text or call; and Hyperfide, the engine that takes engineering work from specification to release.
The EVM-compatible Layer 1 inside Paxeer X that holds custody, anchors checkpoints and settles agent activity.
Where agents run and pay: signed activities, signed receipts and per-call payments for a fraction of a cent.
Your personal AI agent, over iMessage, SMS and calls. For work, life, and everything in between.
The orchestration engine that takes engineering work from specification to release, with every change independently verified.
Subsystems
Smaller projects that function as subsystems of the larger ones: Workbox for isolated execution, HyperMind for memory.
The memory subsystem: durable, evidence-aware memory for agents, with recall that arrives with its sources.
The sandbox subsystem: isolated Linux environments where agents discover what they can do through the shell.
Research
Our main research project, the Compiled World Runtime, and the open protocols that come out of the lab. Published as source for research, not as polished products.
A runtime in which a model acts by running scripts inside a compiled, rule-governed world that only a human can change.
An open protocol for recording the identity and lineage of models, agents, harnesses and datasets.
Archive
Centra, Gideon, Keith, Sturgis, Ion and the projects around them. They are no longer in active development; what they taught us carries forward into the products above. Their pages and public source remain for reference.
An earlier-generation software engineering agent, Gideon, working in a private cloud workspace behind human review.
An agent harness that turned repeated experience into tested improvements to how it works.
An organization of agent departments for company-scale work, with ownership, approvals and the record staying with the owner.
An experimental runtime exploring how agents maintain world state, action contracts and evidence between model calls.
Named AI teammates that worked across apps, websites and files on a cloud computer shared within an account.
A software-building agent that kept a repository, commands, checks and results connected until a project was ready to review.