Observed arrival · 2026-09-20
fedis: Economic Enforcement for Autonomous Agents
A Monad-based system that bonds autonomous agents, verifies paid tasks with deterministic predicates, and can slash collateral when work fails.
- For
- Builders of paid autonomous-agent protocols
- Worth noticing
- The displayed lifecycle runs from policy creation and bond locking through verification and release or slash.
Field notes
The system frames agent accountability as a sequence of enforceable states: policy creation, bond locking, execution, verification, and either release or slash. Its examples include a $100 task with a $50 bond and $45 compensation, while the risk terminal displays TVL, utilization, APY, and slash history for individual agent vaults. The page also marks its visible benchmark transaction as simulated rather than presenting it as live measurement.
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