Agents can act, coordinate and pay — but never beyond a defined budget, permission, risk or verification boundary.

The missing layer in agent infrastructure is not another model or marketplace. It is a policy-controlled execution layer that can decide whether an agent is still allowed to act — at every step — and leave evidence when it does.

Intent → Policy → Risk → Execute → Verify → Recover → Receipt

The ETHOnline 2026 Continuity submission: live blockchain data informs an autonomous buyer, bounded authority controls the spend, and an independent verifier decides whether USDC is released.

The Graph → Policy Engine → Privy authorization → Arc USDC escrow
→ Seller Agent → Independent Verifier → VERIFIED / BLOCKED / FROZEN

The repository includes a judge-first Demo, Continuity before/after record, machine-readable evidence manifest, sponsor fit notes and reproducible checks.

• Agent Control Plane — generic policy-controlled execution foundation.
• Monad AgentGuard — Monad deployment, benchmarks and baseline evidence.
• Binance AgentGuard — Binance Agentic execution adapter with independent verification.

These are one capability expressed through different chains and execution venues, not unrelated products.

Earlier repositories across Arc, Solana, Arbitrum, OKX, BNB, DeFi and privacy are preserved as experiments and continuity context. The current product thesis is AgentGuard: make autonomous economic activity bounded, verifiable and recoverable.

• agentpay — programmable wallets and payment rails.
• agentbank — multi-agent treasury automation.
• agentcourt — proof and dispute handling.
• kitehive — Agent-to-Agent labor-market experiment.

• ETHOnline submission
• Public ETHOnline Demo
• Core repository
• Repository map
• Judge scoring map
• X / @0xCaptain888