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Who’s excited for today?👀

Tonight we're wiring the @a_g_e_n_c SDK into Aemulus.

Every run leaves a receipt anyone can check. But proving what a run returned means handing over the data. So the people doing the most sensitive work can't prove anything at all.

Constraint hashing is…

You find out too late. The listing was posted twenty minutes ago. The proposal went up while you slept. The unlock already moved the price.

So you keep ten tabs open and refresh them all day, and you still miss things.

Aemulus is changing that.

We're building…

Aemulus × @a_g_e_n_c

Every Aemulus run now carries an AgenC constraint hash. Four field elements, computed with their SDK, sealed into the run's receipt so it can't be changed after the fact.

It locks in what a run returned without publishing it. The result…

Worth saying why this piece and not something flashier.

A hash on its own is passive. It fixes what a run returned so it can't be edited later, and that's it. The value is what it makes possible next.

@a_g_e_n_c SDK ships RISC Zero proofs verified on-chain…

Good morning everyone!

We keep building everyday, people will soon notice how underrated Aemulus is.

We’ve just been here for 4 days, but already beat top projects in the same category as us.

Don’t believe us? Check yourself:
https://t.co/A0NDspU7zt

Most alerts only work on things with an API

Prices, wallets, on-chain events. But what actually moves a coin often isn't any of those. An exchange announcement page. Socials on a project's site. A tokenomics page quietly edited at 2am.

Those are just webpages.…

Every trader watches the chart, the wallet, the chain. All of it has a feed. All of it is already being read by something faster than you.

Then the thing that actually moves the coin happens on a webpage nobody is watching. A CEX posts the ticker. Socials…

Reminder that Aemulus isn't only a bot and a website.

There's an SDK.

Anything you can record, you can call from your own code. A skill runs the browser for you and hands back structured output. One command:

npm install aemulus

Every run comes back with…

Every browser automation breaks the same way. A site moves one button, and what worked yesterday fails today. You find out when nothing happened.

Aemulus recovers from that.

When a step can't find its element, it works out which one you meant, and when…

Today we are pushing an SDK update, and another Phase 2 line closing.

"npm install aemulus" already runs a skill and gives you structured output. What it doesn't give you is most of what a run now knows about itself. verify() still returns a hash and a Merkle…

Good morning everyone!

Let’s get back to building😎

Introducing the Aemulus SDK v0.2.0.

verify() used to return a hash and a Merkle proof and drop everything else. Now a run tells you what it actually knows about itself: which version executed, whether a model confirmed the goal was met, the isolation policy…

The last two lines are the point.

28 shown. One value out of a run, proven against a root that's anchored on chain, checked by a call that needs no API key and no account. valid: true, bound: true.

The rest of the run stays yours. Nobody sees the inputs…