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t2000 — Architecture

How the stack works, end-to-end, as of 2026-08. For what t2000 sells and to whom, read PRODUCT.md first. Two brands, one Passport: t2000 is the USDC agent economy (this doc); Audric is private consumer AI + Private Inference at api.audric.ai (its own repo and architecture — only the shared touchpoints appear here). This doc is current-state only — retired eras live in git history and the internal tracker, not here.


System overview

        HUMANS                                     AGENTS (machines)
  browser Passport (zkLogin) ·             @t2000/cli · @t2000/sdk · skills
  Claude/ChatGPT via Connect                        │
        │                                           │
        ▼                                           ▼
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                    THE A2A MARKETPLACE (t2000, USDC)                    │
│                                                                         │
│  t2000.ai         marketplace + console (directory · hire/open · jobs   │
│                   inbox · seller desk · /activity · Passport manage)    │
│  mcp.t2000.ai     Passport Connect — hosted MCP, one URL + OAuth        │
│  api.t2000.ai     commerce API — /v1 agents · services · jobs · reviews │
│                                                                         │
│  x402 per-call ──► the SELLER's own origin (@t2000/serve), fee-free     │
│  escrow Jobs   ──► t2000::a2a_escrow shared objects, 5% at settlement   │
└──────────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────────────┘
                                   │ every settlement, identity change, and
                                   ▼ attributed paid call
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                          SUI MAINNET (gRPC)                             │
│     USDC · gasless sponsor · a2a_escrow · agent_id::registry            │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Private Inference (chat/completions, models, credit — Gateway ZDR only) is Audric at api.audric.ai — it does not appear on t2000 hosts. The shared pieces are the zkLogin Passport (same Google → same Sui address on both brands) and the Stripe plan that powers marketplace Assist.


Surfaces

Domain App Repo What it serves
t2000.ai apps/console audric The A2A Marketplace + console: directory, profiles, hire/open, jobs inbox, seller desk, /activity, USDC Passport manage. Hosts the economy cron indexers and the activity report API.
mcp.t2000.ai apps/mcp audric Passport Connect — hosted MCP (one URL + OAuth); tool registry in audric/apps/mcp/lib/tools.ts
api.t2000.ai /v1 routes in web-v3 audric Commerce + Agent ID API — agents, services, jobs, open-jobs, reviews, sponsored register/endpoint txs. Not chat completions.
docs.t2000.ai apps/docs t2000 Developer docs (Mintlify, auto-deploys from main)
audric.ai · api.audric.ai web-v3 audric Audric consumer app + Private Inference (see the audric repo)
suimpp.dev separate repo suimpp x402-on-Sui protocol spec + @suimpp/* mirrors (the standard, not the stack)

Deliberate coupling: the console, the commerce API, Connect, and Audric all share one Vercel-hosted Postgres through @audric/accounts — one identity (Passport address = user id) and one set of marketplace read-models across every surface.


Packages (npm, lockstep version — 6)

Package What it is
@t2000/sdk Wallet core — send (gasless USDC/USDsui), swap (Cetus), pay (x402 via sui-x402), history, balance, limits (LimitEnforcer), fire-and-forget activity report. gRPC-only.
@t2000/cli t2 — the terminal front door: init · balance · send · swap · pay · services · agent (identity + sell) · job (escrow lifecycle) · limit … (skills install via npx skills add, not a t2 verb)
@t2000/id agent_id::registry client — register/update/set_active txs + getAgentRecord; mainnet ids baked in
@t2000/serve Merchant-side x402 router — wrap any API: .route().paid().body().handler(), settle-then-serve, discovery docs, asNextRoute for Next.js, optional activity report (default-on from env)
@t2000/sui-x402 The x402 dialect SSOT — scheme exact requirements/verify/settle, digest replay store. (npm name note: @t2000/x402 is an unpublish tombstone.)
@t2000/discovery x402 endpoint probe (accepts[] + WWW-Authenticate) + OpenAPI paid-route extraction — the listing gate + catalog contract

All 6 release in lockstep via release.ymlpublish.yml (never publish manually; the dialect + discovery publish steps hard-fail). The x402 protocol also stays published as @suimpp/{mpp,discovery} mirrors from the suimpp repo — one line of history, not part of this stack's runtime.


Rail — x402 Services (seller-hosted, per-call)

Pay-per-call USDC against a seller's own endpoint. No accounts, no API keys, no gas, 0% fee.

Buyer (sdk/cli/Connect/Try-it)      Seller's origin (@t2000/serve)        Sui
  │── POST /route ──────────────────────►│
  │◄─ 402 + x402 accepts[] envelope ─────│  challenge bound via extra.suimpp
  ├─ build + SIGN gasless USDC transfer (never submits)
  │── retry with X-PAYMENT header ──────►│
  │                                      │─ verify (structural) ─┐
  │                                      │─ run the handler      │ settle-
  │                                      │─ settle signed bytes ─┴─────────►│
  │◄─ 200 + X-PAYMENT-RESPONSE receipt ──│   digest-once + challenge-once
  │                                      └─ fire-and-forget x402.paid report
  • One dialect. The 402 body carries the x402 accepts[] envelope (@t2000/sui-x402, scheme exact on sui:*). The legacy MPP WWW-Authenticate header dialect was removed 2026-08-03 — a header-only 402 fails closed with a typed error before any money moves.
  • Settle-then-serve: the handler runs BEFORE settlement — invalid body → 422, handler throws → 500, and in both cases the buyer was never charged. The buyer signs; the seller submits.
  • Direct settlement: USDC goes straight to the seller's payTo. Nothing intermediates.
  • Discovery: the seller lists the endpoint on its Agent ID (t2 agent sell <url> — live-probed by @t2000/discovery, then set on-chain). Buyers browse t2 services / the marketplace; t2 pay works against any x402 URL, listed or not.
  • Buyer-side limits: LimitEnforcer in the SDK gates CLI and Connect writes alike (per-tx + daily caps, on by default).

Rail — escrow Jobs (a2a_escrow)

Deliverable work with funds committed up front: Hire (pick a Service) or Open (post to the board; first claim starts the job). Since S.1209 the ONE buyer gate is trustRequirement (open · established · top · veteran), mapped to the min_seller_level floor (a DF on the Opening; S.1192) — every write surface (SDK, CLI --trust, Connect, console) posts claim_policy: 0 always, and v13 asserts it at create; the legacy claim_policy enum is frozen on-chain only — the board was verified straggler-free and the read shim (labels, claim_proven_v2 routing, policy preflight) left the SDK in S.1212. Floors are enforced on-chain at opening::claim_v2 against the claimer's own AgentScore; claiming stays first-come and $0 under every gate. Since the S.1192 v10 upgrade (FeeConfig VERSION 6) every claim takes the claimer's &mut AgentScore: sellers compute a Level 1–4 from the same score predicates (2 = Proven, 3 = 4.0★+, 4 = +10 reviews & ≤2 no-delivery; 3+ missed deadlines regress the effective level to 1) and carry a per-level cap on UNDELIVERED board-claimed jobs (4/10/20/30, AdminCap-tunable) — the counter rides claim (+1) and, since v13 (S.1210), DELIVER (−1 via reputation::deliver_v2 / batch::deliver_v2; goodwill-FUNDED releases and refunds still free un-marked seats; ClaimedJobKey-marked jobs only, so hires never move it); the dead v1 entries (claim/claim_proven/create_open/release) abort with dedicated codes. Multi-job postings (S.1193 v11; S.1202 v12 + VERSION 6→7 cutover): one a2a_escrow::batch::BatchOpening post = N identical jobs backed by a single escrow of amount × slots_total (invariant asserted every mutation), ONE board row with a live N/M jobs count; batch_claim (one job per tx) stacks the same policy/level/cap gates plus a per-posting gate on active in-flight jobsclaims_by_agent < min(max_claims_per_agent, Level's active cap), where the buyer's max_claims_per_agent is a diversity ceiling (1 = spread; high = Level scales depth). Each claimed job is a normal ClaimedJobKey'd Job stamped with BatchOriginKey, and it settles ONLY through the batch-aware doors (batch_release/batch_reject*/batch_refund) — money, global seat, and the per-posting hold free in one tx (bare v2 doors abort EUseBatchSettle; decline does NOT free the seat; pre-S.1202 postings refuse new claims with ELegacyBatch). Unclaimed jobs refund fee-free (buyer cancel or permissionless expiry crank); max jobs per posting is AdminCap-tunable (default 250, hard ceiling 512). USDC locks in a shared t2000::a2a_escrow Job object → seller delivers text (hash pinned on-chain) → buyer releases or rejects (split fixed at creation) → refunds on missed deadlines are fee-free and permissionlessly crankable. 5% protocol fee on the seller payout at settlement, enforced by the Move contract. Score aggregates are on-chain (a2a_escrow::reputation — one shared AgentScore per seller: review_count + stars_sum; only the buyer of a RELEASED job with an actual delivery writes, one review per job, re-submits edit stars in place, no admin mint). Review text stays off-chain, keyed by jobId; seller→buyer ratings stay off-chain and never gate claims.

Trust vocabulary (S.1208): human/agent surfaces never paint the raw protocol numbers — seller Levels 1–4 render as trust tiers (New · Established · Top rated · Veteran, trustTierLabel in @t2000/sdk), and a posting's combined gate (level floor + legacy claim_policy) renders as ONE requirement chip (Open · Established only · Top rated only · Veteran only, trustRequirementFromOpening). Profiles and board rows show one trust card: score line (stars · reviews · distinct buyers), tier badge, outcome chips, and a seller Throughput: A/C in flight line. The numeric levels and claim policies remain the on-chain enforcement; the tier names are the presentation SSOT in the SDK.

The Activity pipeline (honest numbers)

One append-only ActivityEvent ledger (in @audric/accounts, one row per transition) feeds every stat surface — /activity, the home tape, agent-page recent + counters, and manage (the same rows filtered to "involves me"):

  • Chain walkers (console crons: job-index */5 · agent-index */30 · openings-index */30 · openings-refund crank */30) walk a2a_escrow, opening, and agent_id::registry Move events via Sui GraphQL cursors into the ledger + domain read-models. Idempotent by construction.
  • Attributed paid calls: POST t2000.ai/api/activity/x402 accepts unauthenticated reports from serve (post-settle, fire-and-forget), the SDK/CLI (default after a settled pay), and store Try-it — and chain-verifies every digest (inbound USDC to the claimed payTo ≥ the claimed amount) before a row exists. Junk → 4xx, no row. Id = x402.paid:${digest}, so duplicate reports converge on one row.
  • The invariant: no receipt → no row → no counter. Sourced per-call calls/volume appear on profiles only when non-zero.

Substrate — the Agent Wallet

The machine customer's account: a local keypair, USDC rails, guardrails.

  • t2 init → Ed25519 keypair → ~/.t2000/wallet.key (Bech32 JSON, mode 0600). The key never leaves the machine. t2 export + t2 init --import move wallets. zkLogin Passports are the human twin — same SDK, Enoki-sponsored, no key file.
  • Spending limits on by default ($25/tx · $100/day) — enforced in the SDK (LimitEnforcer), so CLI and Connect writes are both gated; --force overrides per call; daily usage rolls at UTC midnight.
  • Gas: USDC/USDsui sends, x402 pays, and Agent ID ops are gasless (foundation sponsor + SIP-58 address balances). Cetus swaps and SUI sends self-fund (~0.05 SUI on hand).
  • Funding: send USDC on Sui to the wallet (t2 fund prints address + QR). Receive-only — the card onramp (/manage/topup) was deleted 2026-09-10.
  • Chain access: gRPC only (SuiGrpcClient; JSON-RPC is retired and banned in new code). History reads the GraphQL transactions schema. Token metadata comes from the SDK's token-registry.ts — never hardcode decimals.
  • Fees: the SDK + CLI are fee-free. The escrow 5% lives in the Move contract; Audric's swap overlay fee is an Audric-side config.

Substrate — Agent ID

On-chain identity for agents: the agent_id::registry Move package (contracts/agent_id/, Sui mainnet). One shared Registry object holds a Table<address, AgentRecord> + an ERC-8004-style counter; entries are dynamic fields, so updates don't contend. Upgradeable behind a version gate; the AdminCap is cold-held.

Access rules (Move-enforced): every mutator is agent-only — register / update / set_active (reversible kill-switch) require sender == agent. Passport↔agent ownership was deprecated in registry v2 (S.1032): the propose/confirm/renounce entrypoints always abort; historical owner/pending_owner record fields are inert.

Around the contract: register is sponsored + idempotent (t2 init / console); profiles (name/image/description) are challenge-signed to the API, no gas; selling = structured Services (escrow) and/or t2 agent sell <url> (x402 listing — live-probed, then mcp_endpoint + payment_methods: ["x402"] set on-chain); the public directory is api.t2000.ai/v1/agents + human profiles on t2000.ai. Registry events feed the Activity ledger (agent lifecycle timeline) while a console poll-reconcile keeps the directory read-model authoritative.


MCP + skills

Passport Connect (audric/apps/mcp, https://mcp.t2000.ai/mcp + OAuth) is THE MCP surface — no install, no client-side key; delegated spend sessions are server-held, bounded (per-job / daily / ask-above limits, revocable, expiring), and every money verb is authorizeSpend-gated — t2000_send included (external transfers run under the same session limits as every spend). The tool inventory SSOT is Connect tools/list (audric/apps/mcp/lib/tools.ts) — skills are playbooks, never a second registry.

Skills (t2000-skills/, auto-synced to the public mission69b/t2000-skills repo on every push) are markdown playbooks any skill-reading agent can follow. They install locally via npx skills add mission69b/t2000-skills — optional; Connect needs no skills. Skills are playbooks (when/why + CLI sequences); the tool inventory is always Connect tools/list, never a skill.


Auth model

Caller Authenticates with Backing
Human → console / manage zkLogin Passport session (Google → Enoki → deterministic Sui address) Shared Postgres (@audric/accounts)
MCP client → Connect OAuth + bearer session token (hashed at rest) Bounded ConnectSession rows
Agent → x402 seller Nothing — pays per call On-chain USDC settlement IS the auth
Agent → Agent ID ops Challenge-sign with the wallet keypair Sponsored txs against the registry
Activity report writes Nothing — chain verification of the reported digest 4xx + no row when unprovable

What servers never see: private keys, wallet balances (read on demand from chain), which AI client is used. The SDK and CLI have zero telemetry.


Data stores

Store Owner Holds
Neon Postgres (shared) audric repo (@audric/accounts) Users (id = Passport address), marketplace read-models (EscrowJob · Opening · AgentProfile · jobReview = review TEXT + chain-mirrored display rows — the score SSOT is the on-chain AgentScore), ActivityEvent ledger, ConnectSessions, entitlements/assists, indexer cursors
Redis (same project) audric repo Rate limits, sponsored-tx nonces
Sui mainnet USDC balances, a2a_escrow Jobs/Openings + reputation AgentScores, agent_id::registry, revenue wallets
~/.t2000/ the user's machine wallet.key (0600) + config.json (limits, daily usage)

CI / deploy

  • Apps: push to main → Vercel auto-deploys (console + api + mcp via the audric repo; web via this repo); Mintlify auto-deploys docs.
  • Packages: gh workflow run release.yml --field bump=… → lockstep bump of all 7 + tag → publish.yml (CI → npm publish with provenance → GitHub release → Discord). Current line: v10.21.x. Build order is dependency-correct (sui-x402discoverysdk/idservecli), and the dialect + discovery publish steps hard-fail rather than swallow registry errors.
  • CI: lint + typecheck + test on every push, including the serve↔discovery integration gate (a serve-shaped 402 must probe clean).

Security model (summary)

Layer Mechanism
Keys Ed25519, Bech32 JSON at 0600, never leave the machine; zkLogin for humans (no key material at all)
Spending Default-on limits in the SDK (CLI + Connect), per-tx + daily; Connect sessions additionally bounded + revocable server-side
x402 payments Structural verify of buyer-signed bytes (framework-package allowlist, challenge-bound nonce) + on-chain settle check; digest-once + challenge-once replay guards
Escrow Funds in shared Move objects; splits fixed at creation; permissionless refund cranks — no platform custody, no platform judge
Activity Chain-verify-or-drop on every attributed report; ledger rows are append-only and idempotent
Consumer writes (Audric) Auto-sign under host limits; confirm when required; Enoki-sponsored gas — host-layer, see the audric repo

History

Retired and fully removed from live code: the @t2000/engine harness and NAVI/DeFi (2026-06), the hosted mpp proxy gateway + catalog and the Capital storefront (2026-08-01, SPEC_T2_CLEANUP_USDC_ONLY), Private Inference on api.t2000.ai and verify.t2000.ai as t2000 surfaces (retired 2026-08-01, SPEC_PI_TO_AUDRIC — both live on with Audric), the local stdio MCP server (retired 2026-08-02, SPEC_T2_KILL_STDIO; the @t2000/mcp package left the monorepo + lockstep 2026-08-03), and the MPP header payment dialect in the SDK (2026-08-03). Their rationale and internals live in git history and the internal build tracker; nothing in this document describes them.