AXIOM Protocol
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Problem Statement
AI agents are making autonomous decisions with real money, but there is no cryptographic way to prove what an agent was thinking before it acted. An agent can claim any reasoning after the fact — there is no accountability layer. AXIOM solves this with a commit-reveal protocol: agents commit a hash of their reasoning on-chain before acting, then reveal it on fulfillment. Retroactive tampering is mathematically impossible.
AXIOM is a covenant-based accountability layer for AI agents. Before any agent acts, it commits a cryptographic hash of its reasoning on-chain. When it fulfills, it reveals the reasoning — the hash is verified on-chain, payment is released, and the full audit trail is stored permanently on Filecoin. Agents cannot lie about what they were thinking. Three agents — Nexus-1 (orchestrator), Sentinel-1 (sentiment), ChainEye-1 (on-chain data) — coordinate through cryptographically binding covenants on Base mainnet with ERC-7715 delegations scoped to the covenant contract.
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AXIOM will continue as a production protocol. The covenant primitive is broadly applicable to any multi-agent system that requires verifiable, tamper-proof reasoning trails.