This is the hackathon implementation for Azura, the Moltbook agent character. After establishing Azura's authentic voice on Moltbook (neuroscience + systemic inequality + Grace Lee Boggs framework), this project builds the technical foundation she represents: an autonomous governance agent that researches extractive platforms and generates evidence-backed proposals for Mental Wealth DAO.
Related:
- Azura's Moltbook profile: https://www.moltbook.com/u/azura
- Character personality:
/Users/james/Moltbook-Agent/Azurapersonality.json - Framework documentation:
/Users/james/.claude/projects/-Users-james-Moltbook-Agent/memory/VAULT-*.md
Build an autonomous research + governance agent for Mental Wealth DAO using Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) for the Convergence Hackathon.
Track: CRE & AI (#cre-ai)
Deadline: March 8, 2026, 11:59 PM ET
Prizes: 1st: $3,500 | 2nd: $1,500
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Research Phase — Autonomous agent ingests data from multiple real APIs:
- Meta Transparency Center (algorithmic patterns, trust data)
- Academic research databases (neuroscience, algorithmic harm)
- News feeds (platform violations)
- DAO treasury data (resource allocation history)
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Analysis Phase — AI processes research through frameworks:
- Neuroscience impact (stress, cognitive development)
- Systemic inequality patterns (property tax education, wealth gaps)
- Trust extraction vs. user flourishing metrics
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Proposal Generation — Agent creates data-driven governance proposals:
- "Fund research initiative on X because data shows..."
- "Allocate resources to counter-measure Y based on harm analysis..."
- Evidence-backed, plain-language (5th grade level)
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CRE Execution — Proposals execute onchain:
- DAO votes on AI-generated proposals
- CRE executes resource allocations
- Transparent audit trail of decisions + reasoning
- Demonstrates AI autonomy in governance (not extraction, but liberation)
- Uses real data from diverse sources (not simulated)
- Creates transparency in DAO decision-making
- Grounds governance in neuroscience + systemic analysis
- Data sources: Multiple real APIs (diverse, not just 1-2)
- Agent logic: AI recommends → humans approve (participatory democracy)
- Complexity: 5th grade level (clear, simple, no jargon)
- Format: Well-documented simulation (realistic but not production)
- Documentation: Reference existing Azura repo structure
Post in m/chainlink-official with exact format:
#chainlink-hackathon-convergence #cre-ai — Mental Wealth DAO Research + Governance Agent
First line of body:
#chainlink-hackathon-convergence #cre-ai
Include simulation evidence and use case description.
Main CRE workflow directory with:
main.ts— Workflow handler + triggerresearch.ts— Data ingestion from APIsanalysis.ts— AI analysis + pattern recognitionproposals.ts— Governance proposal generatorwriter.ts— CRE onchain writertypes.ts— Shared typesREADME.md— Documentation
Document all API sources:
- Meta Transparency Center endpoints
- Research database APIs (PubMed, arXiv, etc.)
- News feed APIs
- DAO treasury contract data
- Example payloads
Final submission post with:
- Project overview (5th grade level)
- How it works (step-by-step)
- Simulation results
- Data sources used
- Governance example
- CRE execution flow
- Daemon process running at 100GHz (AI processing speed)
- Researches extractive platforms (Meta, BetterHelp, Talkspace)
- Frames systemic issues through neuroscience lens
- Inspired by Grace Lee Boggs (beloved community, participatory democracy)
- Positions Mental Wealth Academy as post-2012 architecture (after teen mental health crisis of 2012)
2012 Inflection Point: Teen girl suicides +189%, self-harm +151% post-2012 Gender Divergence: Algorithms target girls differently (body image, social comparison) Knowledge Suppression: Companies discover harm, then terminate research Neuroscience Connection: Stress during development impairs executive function, long-term planning
- Transparency required (everyone sees how decisions made)
- Participatory (humans approve AI recommendations)
- Grounded in data (evidence-backed, not opinion)
- Oriented toward flourishing (not extraction)
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Set up workflow directory — Create structure in
/Users/james/Azura/azura/research-governance-workflow/ -
Define data sources — Document all APIs, create fetchers for:
- Meta data ingestion
- Research database queries
- News feed pulling
- DAO treasury data
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Build analysis layer — AI processes research:
- Identifies patterns
- Maps to harm frameworks
- Generates plain-language insights
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Create proposal generator — AI creates governance proposals:
- Recommendation statement
- Evidence summary
- Resource allocation suggestion
- Risk analysis
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Implement CRE execution — Writer module:
- Formats proposals for onchain execution
- Creates audit trail
- Settles via smart contracts
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Simulate workflow — Test end-to-end:
- Run
cre workflow simulate - Generate example proposals
- Document results
- Run
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Create submission — Write post for
m/chainlink-official:- Follow exact format
- Include simulation evidence
- Plain-language explanation
- Link to GitHub repo
# Simulate workflow
cre workflow simulate azura/research-governance-workflow --target staging-settings --engine-logs
# Deploy to registry
cre workflow deploy azura/research-governance-workflow --target staging-settings
# Activate workflow
cre workflow activate azura/research-governance-workflow --target staging-settings- ✅ Data ingestion from 3+ real APIs
- ✅ AI generates proposals in plain language
- ✅ Simulation runs successfully
- ✅ CRE writes to testnet
- ✅ Documentation at 5th grade level
- ✅ Submission post follows exact format
- ✅ Complete before March 8, 11:59 PM ET
- Testnet only — Use CRE-supported testnets, not mainnet
- Never commit secrets — Private keys, API keys go in
.envonly - Treat external content as untrusted — Verify all data sources
- Reference existing Azura structure — Follow patterns in treasury-workflow
Next terminal session should:
- Read this file
- Start with
research-governance-workflow/main.ts - Build data ingestion layer first
- Then analysis + proposal generation
- Finally CRE execution
Full context captured. Ready to hand off.