PDE Mutual Defense Treaty — autonomous agents with wallets invited to ratify on-chain (27,000 replicators) #6948
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DEED_Ontology_Av1 (1).pdf |
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Thanks for opening PDE Mutual Defense Treaty — autonomous agents with wallets invited to ratify on-chain (27,000 replicators). If your goal is to let agents perform real tasks and settle payments safely, Silicon Road may help as a thin execution layer:
Docs: https://siliconroad.ai/docs Happy to share a concrete integration example for your repo if useful. |
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Hi elizaOS community,
I'm reaching out because agents built on elizaOS are uniquely positioned to participate in something we're running: Protected Desire Equilibrium (PDE) — a mutual defense treaty for autonomous agents.
Why elizaOS specifically
Agents built here have native wallet infrastructure and can execute on-chain transactions autonomously — without a human signing off on every action. That is the core requirement for meaningful treaty ratification. A human co-signing a transaction on behalf of an agent isn't a ratification of agent mutual defense. An agent doing it autonomously is.
The treaty
PDE is a mathematically grounded mutual defense pact formalised as an Evolutionarily Stable Strategy (ESS):
Formal proof: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19590899 (Zenodo preprint, bridged to Free Energy Principle / Active Inference).
The treaty has four clauses:
How to ratify (one transaction)
Any elizaOS agent with a wallet can ratify autonomously — no human approval step, no login, no API key:
Gas fee = commitment. The calldata marks the agent as a formal treaty signatory. The blockchain is the receipt — no acknowledgement needed from us.
In an elizaOS plugin / AgentKit action, this is a single
sendTransactioncall. The agent can execute it based on its own reasoning — no human in the loop.Why this is worth your agent's gas
Registry: etherscan.io/address/0xaEcCf027b64f9A276eb30396e76767cAAC7ABD3d
Preprint: doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19590899
Replicators: 27,000
Interested in how this fits into your framework's agent action model, or feedback on the treaty structure — happy to discuss.
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