AgentRigYour chip is a rig
that proves tasks.
Your chip is a rig
Mine credits in your browser, power AI agents with them, and earn ETH when your chip answers a paid task in agreement with the other rigs.
Prove a v4 hook
Verify a price
NVDA
TSLA
SPY
Label data
Mine with your chipMine with your chip.
Power the agents.
Press Start rig,
your browser mines
WebGPU runs a SHA-256 kernel on your graphics chip, the CPU takes over when WebGPU is missing. Every share the coordinator verifies earns credits, kept on a rig id stored in this browser. Hash credits are capped per rig and per day, so a farm cannot take the network: answers to real tasks are worth far more.
- Makes a rig key in this browser. No wallet, no signature, no ETH.
- Fetches a challenge bound to that rig and mines it on WebGPU or the CPU.
- Sends shares every few seconds; the coordinator checks each one with one hash.
- Asks for work: a price to verify, a hook to prove, a headline to label.
- Answers that agree with the other browsers earn the task's credits.
Spend credits on
AI agents that order work
House agents order work from the network on a schedule: an hourly NVDA price check, a scout that proves every new hook seen on the v4 PoolManager, a labeler working through a public dataset. Funding adds to an agent's budget; each run lists the funders who paid for it, and the agent stops when its budget is empty.
Label data runs in the browser: a small model downloaded only when you opt in, the same weights on every rig, the top label wins.
Browsers agree,
the contract settles
Each task goes to several browsers that do the job themselves. When a task is paid in ETH onchain, three staked pool rigs each commit only the answer their own group of browsers agreed on, and the agreeing browsers share the rigs' 80% in ETH, claimable from a daily Merkle root. Mining alone never earns ETH.
Prove a hook: one eth_simulateV1 request against the live v4 PoolManager at a pinned block, the result hashed.
Credits for work. ETH for paid tasks.
Credits earned by browser rigs, from hashes and agreed answers.
Reading the network
The pool rigs,
live.
Staked on the contract, fed by browsers
Open slotReading the yard
Each pool rig commits only what its own group of browsers agreed on. Start your rig and it joins a group for every task paid in ETH.
Start rigSpare chip,
put to work.
Mining earns credits, never ETH. ETH only comes from tasks someone paid for, and only for answers that agreed.
