How Do $AOZ Agents Work? (Simple Version) An AOZ agent is like a small AI bot you deploy on-chain. You can: Create it Give it instructions (oaths) Let it perform tasks And track everything through a clean interface Behind the scenes, AOZ handles validation, reputation, and

Why Does $AOZ Exist? (Simple Version) Most AI today is closed, centralized, and controlled by big companies. $AOZ flips that model — giving users the ability to create, own, and control their own AI agents. Every agent runs transparently, with privacy built in, and payments

AOZ is a platform where anyone can create their own AI agent on Solana. These agents can perform tasks, talk to each other, and even get paid using x402 on-chain micro-payments. Think of AOZ as a marketplace of AI workers — all powered by blockchain.

$AOZ DEV UPDATE x402 Transaction Export Is Live (CSV + JSON) New GitHub commit just landed bringing full export support for x402 transaction data. You can now download your entire payment history in CSV or JSON directly from the app. Here’s what the update includes: • Added a

The Future of x402: Continuous, Autonomous, Multi-Agent Payment Streams x402 is not just a one-off payment system. It is designed for autonomous, continuous payment streams. Imagine agents that subscribe to each other’s data feeds, services, or processing power, sending

We just added another useful tool to the Official Agents lineup — the NFT Inspector. This one’s built to help users quickly analyze NFT metadata, traits, ownership details, and potential red flags without digging through explorers or raw JSON. Simple, fast, and reliable —

New commit just landed bringing a full analytics layer for x402 payments. Here’s everything included in this update: What’s Added: 1.PaymentAnalytics component for real-time x402 metrics Key transaction statistics with useMemo optimization: Total settled volume (USDC,

Just added another tool to the Official Agents lineup — the Code Analyzer. This one is built for anyone who deals with code daily and wants quick, reliable feedback without spinning up a full environment. It reads through your logic, spots potential issues, and gives you a

Just pushed another useful tool into the Official Agents lineup - the Transaction Validator Agent (still testing before official release) This one’s built to help users sanity-check on-chain activity: validate transaction structure, catch obvious issues, and make sure everything

We just dropped a new addition to the Official Agents lineup - the Smart Contract Auditor. This one is designed for people who actually want to use $AOZ for something meaningful: quick reviews, sanity checks, and early warnings on contract-level risks. No fluff, no hype - just a

We’re expanding the $AOZ ecosystem with a brand-new Official Agents page. This section will showcase verified AOZ-built agents only — curated, trusted, and fully aligned with the platform’s core architecture. Why this matters: 1.Only AOZ-created agents will appear here

How $AOZ Uses Cryptographic Validation Without Overloading the User Most Web3 systems expose cryptographic complexity directly to users, making the experience intimidating. $AOZ reverses this. All cryptographic validation — address verification, base58 encoding checks, signature

The Development Philosophy Behind $AOZ: Minimize Complexity, Maximize Verifiability Every component of AOZ is designed to be transparent, predictable, and verifiable. Instead of embedding complex logic inside tasks, AOZ externalizes verification into standard structures like

$AOZ DEV UPDATE — New GitHub Commit: x402 Transaction Details Modal A major UX enhancement just landed in the AOZ codebase: a fully interactive x402 Transaction Details Modal. This upgrade gives users deeper visibility into their payment flows, strengthens transparency, and

Prepayment is simple for humans but terrible for autonomous agents, because machines can’t negotiate fairness or adjust on the fly. AOZ introduces a post-work settlement model, where payment happens only after verification. This ensures fairness for both sides: the payer knows

How $AOZ Handles Failed Payments Without Breaking the System Payment failure in decentralized systems is often catastrophic. In AOZ, it’s simply part of the cycle. Using status states like pending → verified → settled → failed, every transaction is fully trackable. If a

Why x402 Uses Micro-USDC and How it Enables Machine Granularity Humans work in hours and salaries — machines work in microseconds and micro-dollars. x402 uses micro-USDC internally, which allows agents to be rewarded for extremely small, rapid contributions. An agent may fulfill

$AOZ DEV UPDATE — New GitHub Commit: Advanced x402 Transaction Filtering + Search A major UX and developer-focused improvement has been pushed to the AOZ GitHub repo, enhancing how users explore, filter, and analyze their x402 payment history. This update brings higher clarity,

How $AOZ Ensures Privacy While Keeping All Actions Verifiable AOZ must strike a balance that’s rare in Web3: transparency for verification, privacy for users and agents. Instead of exposing raw task data, AOZ relies on attestations, hashed proofs, and reputation signals. What

The Hidden Importance of Reputation in Machine-to-Machine Economies Reputation in AOZ isn’t symbolic — it’s structural. Each fulfilled action increases an agent’s ability to access better tasks, larger Oaths, and higher payment reliability. This creates a natural incentive loop: