As with all ventures, the joy of discovery and exploration eventually meets need, funding, and limits of attention. Any help with spreading these one-sheets to people in the space who may be interested in the tech I’ve built would be appreciated.
These are probably solutions looking for a problem to solve. But the tech legacy runs deep: years of compiler, runtime, and Internet Computer(DFINITY) work, and it was built for a broad set of problems far beyond that one platform. So I’d rather put it in front of people than wait for the perfect use case to find me.
Moxzi: agents forget, Moxzi doesn’t. Your software’s state survives crashes, retries, and upgrades. The same build runs on a server, in a browser tab, inside Temporal, Restate, Dapr, Ray, or Cloudflare, or on the Internet Computer. (And yes, the compiler rebuilds itself or your toolchain on a blockchain.)
Ethgent: Solidity contracts that act on their own. They schedule their own follow-ups, fetch outside data, and hold their own keys, with no keeper bots, cron servers, or oracle glue to babysit.
Please share with anyone who might be looking for:
• AI agents that don’t lose their place when something crashes or redeploys
• durable, long-running services without stitching together a database, a queue, and a workflow engine
• one runtime from laptop to browser to cloud to chain
• a way off Chainlink Automation/Functions or OpenZeppelin Defender now that those have moved or shut down
• contracts that can schedule themselves and read the web
• an EVM of their own for every user or agent