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59\. Latency Optimization for Multi-Agent Workflows

Build latency-reducing systems for real-time interactions between agents, enabling smoother workflows across decentralized infrastructure. This could benefit applications like autonomous supply chains or gaming ecosystems that require instant agent collaboration.

Enterprise, Commercial
----------------------

Enterprises are at a crossroads. The AI tools they currently rely on often come with major trade-offs—closed systems that obscure how they operate, extractive platforms that siphon knowledge and IP, and ever-present risks of privacy breaches and data leaks. C-suite leaders know they need AI to stay competitive, but they also need tools that align with their unique business needs without compromising their most valuable assets.

Decentralized, open-source AI changes the game. It empowers enterprises to build custom AI systems that protect their data, ensure transparency, and keep control of their intellectual property. This enables organizations to effectively become their own AI companies, leveraging their unique knowledge and resources without reliance on third parties. Rather than paying steep marketplace fees or risking their domain expertise in centralized platforms, organizations can adopt solutions that work on their terms. This shift not only helps enterprises avoid the hidden costs of centralized AI but also paves the way for a more equitable and resilient AI ecosystem.

60\. Credit to Crypto Payments

Enterprises want to transform their data into dynamic, living knowledge systems, choosing how it’s accessed, programming extensible applications around it, and monetizing its use. Similar to how cloud services operate, businesses could prepay for access or receive credits for their contributions, creating a familiar, frictionless model. Instead of touching tokens or blockchain directly, enterprises could simply engage through account abstraction and receive invoices for usage or payouts.

By leveraging decentralized AI frameworks, enterprises can own their AI systems while maintaining control over their data and monetization pathways. This approach mirrors the cloud’s simplicity, allowing businesses to integrate their knowledge into decentralized ecosystems and get paid for their contributions in a way that aligns with existing operational workflows.

![What your Enterprise customer likely looks at...](https://images.mirror-media.xyz/publication-images/7TGQfwCymXCICqJ7SeYea.png)

What your Enterprise customer likely looks at...

61\. Monetization of Proprietary Knowledge

Enterprises sit on vast reserves of proprietary data and domain expertise that could power the next generation of AI agents. By building tools to license this knowledge, enterprises can create controlled ecosystems where agents access and train on their data without compromising sovereignty. Through APIs, federated learning, and decentralized infrastructure, sensitive information remains securely within enterprise environments, eliminating concerns about data leakage.

This model mirrors the cloud’s pay-for-use paradigm, where enterprises can monetize their proprietary knowledge as a service, generating revenue from data queries, API calls, or task completions. With frameworks that respect privacy while enabling extensible integrations, businesses can transform their static knowledge into living, programmable systems, making AI monetization as seamless and secure as cloud computing.

62\. Enterprise-Grade Agent Deployment Tools

Create a suite of tools and platforms that allow enterprises to deploy agents tailored to their specific business processes, while vectorizing large amounts of data with ease. These tools could focus on use cases like automated customer support, compliance monitoring, or financial modeling, with easy integration into existing enterprise systems.

63\. Seamless Payment System for Agent Services and Infrastructure

Develop a payment system where enterprises can pay for agent services or receive payments for contributing infrastructure or domain knowledge to the agent network. This system abstracts blockchain complexities, allowing enterprises to transact as they would with traditional services—via fiat invoices, wire transfers, or cloud credit-like models. For example, an enterprise could monetize its proprietary data or compute resources by seamlessly billing the network, or it could purchase AI agent services without interacting directly with crypto.

64\. Agent SaaS with Subscription and Usage Models

Agent SaaS enables enterprises, developers, and knowledge providers to monetize their expertise by offering AI-driven services such as financial modeling, data analysis, or task automation. A “Stripe for AI agents” infrastructure could support payments, streaming, permissioning, and fungible membership modules (ERC-721, ERC-1155, ERC-2981), allowing agents to autonomously manage transactions and access while generating revenue for service providers.

This model can evolve to include dynamic, usage-based pricing, where customers pay per use of a GPT-like application or domain-specific inference verified by the network for accuracy. This approach fosters precision billing and opens new business models, empowering users to pay only for what they consume while encouraging innovation and competition.

65\. Enterprise Agent Delegation Systems

Enterprise Agent Delegation Systems enable organizations to delegate tasks to AI agents while maintaining control through governance frameworks. These systems streamline workflows like compliance reporting, contract analysis, and procurement by allowing agents to operate under predefined rules and permissions.

Integrating decentralized identity (DID) standards and permissioning protocols ensures accountability and transparency while preserving data sovereignty. For example, an agent could autonomously compile compliance data, generate regulatory submissions, and log activities onchain for auditability. Similarly, in contract negotiations, agents could assess terms and propose revisions aligned with corporate policies, reducing manual effort and improving efficiency.

66\. AI-Powered Cross-Org, Consortium Collaboration Frameworks

AI-powered collaboration frameworks enable secure and scalable innovation across organizations by facilitating the safe exchange of insights, AI models, and expertise. Federated learning and zero-knowledge technologies preserve privacy, while decentralized AI agents streamline coordination across organizational boundaries.

Consortiums—networks of enterprises or institutions—are key to this framework. For instance, healthcare consortiums can share AI models trained on patient data to enhance diagnostics while maintaining privacy. Supply chain consortiums could optimize logistics collaboratively without exposing competitive details. These frameworks solve industry-wide challenges while ensuring data sovereignty and equitable participation.

With all of this, developers with access to proprietary knowledge, data, and IP will want innovative ways to decentralize their stack or enhance performance. They will essentially become their own AI companies, prioritizing engineering around compute, LLM choice, vector databases, storage, and the processing of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data for decentralized and federated AI workflows.

67\. Agent Deployment SDKs

Agent deployment SDKs streamline the creation and integration of AI agents by offering pre-built frameworks that reduce development complexity. Tools like [AI16z’s Eliza](https://www.a16z.com/), [Virtuals](https://www.virtuals.ai/), and [Coinbase Agent Kit](https://developers.coinbase.com/agent-kit) align with Gaia’s architecture, where [WasmEdge](https://wasmedge.org/) enables Gaia nodes or agents to provide inference as a service to agent frameworks. This architecture supports agents as they dynamically access data and embeddings to enhance functionalities, creating a lightweight and modular system for decentralized applications. By integrating scalable runtimes with decentralized tools, these SDKs empower developers to innovate and deploy functional agent solutions with speed and flexibility.

68\. Testing and Simulation Environments

Testing and simulation environments are essential for building reliable AI agents, allowing developers to simulate interactions, stress-test workflows, and optimize performance before deployment. These frameworks replicate real-world conditions to evaluate scalability (e.g., handling thousands of interactions), latency, error handling, and interoperability across blockchains, databases, and decentralized networks. Tools like [Flowise](https://flowiseai.com/) enable developers to test tokenized data exchanges and distributed workflows in sandboxed environments. Metrics such as transactions per second (TPS), resource utilization, and response accuracy ensure agents meet operational demands, reduce risks, and optimize efficiency in decentralized AI ecosystems.

69\. Agent API Marketplace

A decentralized Agent API Marketplace provides a platform for developers to publish and consume APIs designed specifically for AI agents, fostering collaboration and extensibility across systems. This marketplace would allow agents to interact seamlessly by sharing capabilities, such as access to specific data sources, specialized inference models, or task execution tools. By enabling developers to monetize their APIs, the marketplace can support use cases like domain-specific knowledge retrieval, real-time analytics, or integrations with DeFi protocols.

![](https://images.mirror-media.xyz/publication-images/FWOywIX4fWIsTKqEHm-LX.png)

70\. Cross-Language Agent SDKs

Language-agnostic SDKs empower developers working in Python, Rust, Solidity, and JavaScript to build interoperable agents that bridge Web2 and Web3 ecosystems. Python excels in AI model training, Rust ensures high-performance runtimes, Solidity handles on-chain smart contracts, and JavaScript frameworks like React enable intuitive interfaces.

By supporting collaboration across these languages, these SDKs create a seamless environment for developers to innovate across domains, from AI-powered workflows to decentralized applications, fostering a unified and scalable agentic ecosystem.

71\. Agent App & Plugin Development Frameworks

Modular plugins and applications extend an infrastructure’s capabilities, enabling seamless integration of agents across diverse systems. Beyond DeFi protocols, Web3 storage, and governance frameworks, plugins unlock use cases like real-time analytics (e.g. [Chainlink](https://chain.link/)), on-chain messaging (e.g. X[MTP](https://xmtp.org/), [Push Protocol](https://push.org/)), and identity or reputation management (e.g. [Privado.id](https://www.privado.id/), [Intuition](https://www.intuition.systems/)). Other possibilities include enabling agents for gaming ecosystems with AI-guided NPCs, dynamic world-building, or tokenized in-game economies, as well as financial tools like automated lending, LP management, and staking integrations with platforms such as Aave or Balancer.

These frameworks also enable advanced integrations, such as connecting agents to SaaS platforms like Salesforce for hybrid workflows, leveraging decentralized datasets for RAG-enabled agents, or interfacing with IoT devices for decentralized physical infrastructure. By supporting a range of technical extensions, developers can create specialized solutions that evolve the platform into a robust, adaptable ecosystem tailored to various industries and applications.

\--

The future of decentralized, open protocols is popping off with potential. Stacked with use cases, applications to build, and technical infrastructure still waiting to be developed.

From agents autonomously transacting onchain, passing credentials or attesting to an event, managing liquidity for their human frens, to personalized co-pilots for governance— the possibilities are only limited by how quickly we can innovate.

By zeroing in on interoperability, scalability, and modularity, we can ensure these protocols grow into sustainable ecosystems where AI agents aren’t just a concept, but a transformative force. This paradigm shift will redefine collaboration, innovation, automated process and new forms of commerce by agents becoming their/our own brand new, and booming consumer base for software consumption. The future is fucking wild ya’ll — and I’m extremely honored to be cooking with all of you.

---

# Enter Wgmi: A DAO for Community Professionals in web3 — mattwright.eth
![It's lit.](https://images.mirror-media.xyz/publication-images/lhDspgKR7S7gC5VbS9XyK.png)

It's lit.

> _“Building a community is helping people, help others.”_

Being vital to the success of web3 projects, there is a huge demand online for Community Moderators, Community Managers, Community Directors, Community Leads or more technical positions like Developer Evangelists, Developer Advocates.

**59\. Latency Optimization for Multi-Agent Workflows**

Build latency-reducing systems for real-time interactions between agents, enabling smoother workflows across decentralized infrastructure. This could benefit applications like autonomous supply chains or gaming ecosystems that require instant agent collaboration.

Enterprise, Commercial

----------------------

Enterprises are at a crossroads. The AI tools they currently rely on often come with major trade-offs—closed systems that obscure how they operate, extractive platforms that siphon knowledge and IP, and ever-present risks of privacy breaches and data leaks. C-suite leaders know they need AI to stay competitive, but they also need tools that align with their unique business needs without compromising their most valuable assets.

Decentralized, open-source AI changes the game. It empowers enterprises to build custom AI systems that protect their data, ensure transparency, and keep control of their intellectual property. This enables organizations to effectively become their own AI companies, leveraging their unique knowledge and resources without reliance on third parties. Rather than paying steep marketplace fees or risking their domain expertise in centralized platforms, organizations can adopt solutions that work on their terms. This shift not only helps enterprises avoid the hidden costs of centralized AI but also paves the way for a more equitable and resilient AI ecosystem.

**60\. Credit to Crypto Payments**

Enterprises want to transform their data into dynamic, living knowledge systems, choosing how it’s accessed, programming extensible applications around it, and monetizing its use. Similar to how cloud services operate, businesses could prepay for access or receive credits for their contributions, creating a familiar, frictionless model. Instead of touching tokens or blockchain directly, enterprises could simply engage through account abstraction and receive invoices for usage or payouts.

By leveraging decentralized AI frameworks, enterprises can own their AI systems while maintaining control over their data and monetization pathways. This approach mirrors the cloud’s simplicity, allowing businesses to integrate their knowledge into decentralized ecosystems and get paid for their contributions in a way that aligns with existing operational workflows.

![What your Enterprise customer likely looks at...](https://images.mirror-media.xyz/publication-images/7TGQfwCymXCICqJ7SeYea.png)

What your Enterprise customer likely looks at...

**61\. Monetization of Proprietary Knowledge**

Enterprises sit on vast reserves of proprietary data and domain expertise that could power the next generation of AI agents. By building tools to license this knowledge, enterprises can create controlled ecosystems where agents access and train on their data without compromising sovereignty. Through APIs, federated learning, and decentralized infrastructure, sensitive information remains securely within enterprise environments, eliminating concerns about data leakage.

This model mirrors the cloud’s pay-for-use paradigm, where enterprises can monetize their proprietary knowledge as a service, generating revenue from data queries, API calls, or task completions. With frameworks that respect privacy while enabling extensible integrations, businesses can transform their static knowledge into living, programmable systems, making AI monetization as seamless and secure as cloud computing.

**62\. Enterprise-Grade Agent Deployment Tools**

Create a suite of tools and platforms that allow enterprises to deploy agents tailored to their specific business processes, while vectorizing large amounts of data with ease. These tools could focus on use cases like automated customer support, compliance monitoring, or financial modeling, with easy integration into existing enterprise systems.

**63\. Seamless Payment System for Agent Services and Infrastructure**

Develop a payment system where enterprises can pay for agent services or receive payments for contributing infrastructure or domain knowledge to the agent network. This system abstracts blockchain complexities, allowing enterprises to transact as they would with traditional services—via fiat invoices, wire transfers, or cloud credit-like models. For example, an enterprise could monetize its proprietary data or compute resources by seamlessly billing the network, or it could purchase AI agent services without interacting directly with crypto.

**64\. Agent SaaS with Subscription and Usage Models**

Agent SaaS enables enterprises, developers, and knowledge providers to monetize their expertise by offering AI-driven services such as financial modeling, data analysis, or task automation. A “Stripe for AI agents” infrastructure could support payments, streaming, permissioning, and fungible membership modules (ERC-721, ERC-1155, ERC-2981), allowing agents to autonomously manage transactions and access while generating revenue for service providers.

This model can evolve to include dynamic, usage-based pricing, where customers pay per use of a GPT-like application or domain-specific inference verified by the network for accuracy. This approach fosters precision billing and opens new business models, empowering users to pay only for what they consume while encouraging innovation and competition.

**65\. Enterprise Agent Delegation Systems**

Enterprise Agent Delegation Systems enable organizations to delegate tasks to AI agents while maintaining control through governance frameworks. These systems streamline workflows like compliance reporting, contract analysis, and procurement by allowing agents to operate under predefined rules and permissions.

Integrating decentralized identity (DID) standards and permissioning protocols ensures accountability and transparency while preserving data sovereignty. For example, an agent could autonomously compile compliance data, generate regulatory submissions, and log activities onchain for auditability. Similarly, in contract negotiations, agents could assess terms and propose revisions aligned with corporate policies, reducing manual effort and improving efficiency.

**66\. AI-Powered Cross-Org, Consortium Collaboration Frameworks**

AI-powered collaboration frameworks enable secure and scalable innovation across organizations by facilitating the safe exchange of insights, AI models, and expertise. Federated learning and zero-knowledge technologies preserve privacy, while decentralized AI agents streamline coordination across organizational boundaries.

Consortiums—networks of enterprises or institutions—are key to this framework. For instance, healthcare consortiums can share AI models trained on patient data to enhance diagnostics while maintaining privacy. Supply chain consortiums could optimize logistics collaboratively without exposing competitive details. These frameworks solve industry-wide challenges while ensuring data sovereignty and equitable participation.

With all of this, developers with access to proprietary knowledge, data, and IP will want innovative ways to decentralize their stack or enhance performance. They will essentially become their own AI companies, prioritizing engineering around compute, LLM choice, vector databases, storage, and the processing of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data for decentralized and federated AI workflows.

**67\. Agent Deployment SDKs**

Agent deployment SDKs streamline the creation and integration of AI agents by offering pre-built frameworks that reduce development complexity. Tools like [AI16z’s Eliza](https://www.a16z.com/), [Virtuals](https://www.virtuals.ai/), and [Coinbase Agent Kit](https://developers.coinbase.com/agent-kit) align with Gaia’s architecture, where [WasmEdge](https://wasmedge.org/) enables Gaia nodes or agents to provide inference as a service to agent frameworks. This architecture supports agents as they dynamically access data and embeddings to enhance functionalities, creating a lightweight and modular system for decentralized applications. By integrating scalable runtimes with decentralized tools, these SDKs empower developers to innovate and deploy functional agent solutions with speed and flexibility.

**68\. Testing and Simulation Environments**

Testing and simulation environments are essential for building reliable AI agents, allowing developers to simulate interactions, stress-test workflows, and optimize performance before deployment. These frameworks replicate real-world conditions to evaluate scalability (e.g., handling thousands of interactions), latency, error handling, and interoperability across blockchains, databases, and decentralized networks. Tools like [Flowise](https://flowiseai.com/) enable developers to test tokenized data exchanges and distributed workflows in sandboxed environments. Metrics such as transactions per second (TPS), resource utilization, and response accuracy ensure agents meet operational demands, reduce risks, and optimize efficiency in decentralized AI ecosystems.

**69\. Agent API Marketplace**

A decentralized Agent API Marketplace provides a platform for developers to publish and consume APIs designed specifically for AI agents, fostering collaboration and extensibility across systems. This marketplace would allow agents to interact seamlessly by sharing capabilities, such as access to specific data sources, specialized inference models, or task execution tools. By enabling developers to monetize their APIs, the marketplace can support use cases like domain-specific knowledge retrieval, real-time analytics, or integrations with DeFi protocols.

![](https://images.mirror-media.xyz/publication-images/FWOywIX4fWIsTKqEHm-LX.png)

**70\. Cross-Language Agent SDKs**

Language-agnostic SDKs empower developers working in Python, Rust, Solidity, and JavaScript to build interoperable agents that bridge Web2 and Web3 ecosystems. Python excels in AI model training, Rust ensures high-performance runtimes, Solidity handles on-chain smart contracts, and JavaScript frameworks like React enable intuitive interfaces.

By supporting collaboration across these languages, these SDKs create a seamless environment for developers to innovate across domains, from AI-powered workflows to decentralized applications, fostering a unified and scalable agentic ecosystem.

**71\. Agent App & Plugin Development Frameworks**

Modular plugins and applications extend an infrastructure’s capabilities, enabling seamless integration of agents across diverse systems. Beyond DeFi protocols, Web3 storage, and governance frameworks, plugins unlock use cases like real-time analytics (e.g. [Chainlink](https://chain.link/)), on-chain messaging (e.g. X[MTP](https://xmtp.org/), [Push Protocol](https://push.org/)), and identity or reputation management (e.g. [Privado.id](https://www.privado.id/), [Intuition](https://www.intuition.systems/)). Other possibilities include enabling agents for gaming ecosystems with AI-guided NPCs, dynamic world-building, or tokenized in-game economies, as well as financial tools like automated lending, LP management, and staking integrations with platforms such as Aave or Balancer.

These frameworks also enable advanced integrations, such as connecting agents to SaaS platforms like Salesforce for hybrid workflows, leveraging decentralized datasets for RAG-enabled agents, or interfacing with IoT devices for decentralized physical infrastructure. By supporting a range of technical extensions, developers can create specialized solutions that evolve the platform into a robust, adaptable ecosystem tailored to various industries and applications.

\--

The future of decentralized, open protocols is popping off with potential. Stacked with use cases, applications to build, and technical infrastructure still waiting to be developed.

From agents autonomously transacting onchain, passing credentials or attesting to an event, managing liquidity for their human frens, to personalized co-pilots for governance— the possibilities are only limited by how quickly we can innovate.

By zeroing in on interoperability, scalability, and modularity, we can ensure these protocols grow into sustainable ecosystems where AI agents aren’t just a concept, but a transformative force. This paradigm shift will redefine collaboration, innovation, automated process and new forms of commerce by agents becoming their/our own brand new, and booming consumer base for software consumption. The future is fucking wild ya’ll — and I’m extremely honored to be cooking with all of you.

---

# Enter Wgmi: A DAO for Community Professionals in web3 — mattwright.eth

![It's lit.](https://images.mirror-media.xyz/publication-images/lhDspgKR7S7gC5VbS9XyK.png)

It's lit.

> _“Building a community is helping people, help others.”_

Being vital to the success of web3 projects, there is a huge demand online for Community Moderators, Community Managers, Community Directors, Community Leads or more technical positions like Developer Evangelists, Developer Advocates.