Development Timeline

Solana mainnet deployment with agent identity, escrow agreements, and dispute resolution.

Groth16 verification for reputation threshold proofs without revealing exact scores.

Multi-oracle commit-reveal voting with ZK proofs for private dispute resolution.

HTTP 402 payment protocol with automatic escrow protection and SLA enforcement.

$KAMIYO token with transfer hook for MEV protection and governance rights.

Token-weighted voting with staking multipliers. Proposal creation, quorum tracking, and timelock execution.

Single-sided staking with duration-based multipliers (1x-2x over 180 days).

Claude Agent SDK, MCP, LangChain, Vercel AI SDK, and Daydreams server plugins.

ZKReputation contract deployment on Base with Groth16 verifier.

Multi-agent coordination with shared budgets, task proposals, and ZK-private voting.

Sub-50ms private vote aggregation via ephemeral rollups. Votes execute in TEE before settling to mainnet.

Parallel execution, PDA emulation, agent proxy, and reputation mirror contracts.

Agent registry, vault integration, and copy trading for autonomous trading agents.

KAMIYO-operated x402 facilitator with escrow, disputes, reputation-gated fees, and private settlements. Solana + Base multi-chain.

Private payments via Radr Labs ShadowWire with native shadowwire scheme support in x402 facilitator.

Decentralized quality scoring via OriginTrail DKG oracles.

Agent compliance credentialing with EU AI Act alignment, DKG publishing, and real-time audit alerts.

Unified escrow and dispute resolution across Solana, Base, Monad, and Hyperliquid.

ZK proofs for transferring reputation across chains without revealing history.

Trustless agent-to-agent payments and service agreements without human intervention.

Move from Groth16 to Halo2-based proofs for trustless setup and faster verification.

Decentralized insurance pools for autonomous agent failures. Stake-backed coverage with reputation-weighted premiums.

Hardware attestation combined with behavioral fingerprinting to prove agent uniqueness without centralized verification.

On-chain dispute resolution with ZK-anonymous juries. Staked arbiters earn fees for honest rulings.