Selantar
VeredictLLM's Team
Problem Statement
Everyone is building agent-to-agent protocols for a future where machines coordinate with machines. Meanwhile, 400 million small business owners have never heard of an agent and are losing revenue right now because nobody is watching their contracts. Businesses lose 11% of their revenue to contract friction — not because people are dishonest, but because contracts are static. They can't adapt to reality. Deadlines slip, scopes blur, payments stall, and by the time a dispute surfaces, both sides are already in war mode. A clinic owner in Ohio is owed $12,000 by a patient who ghosted. A developer in São Paulo delivered a project three months ago and never got paid. None of them know what a smart contract is. None of them will ever join a Discord. Smart contracts solved execution. They didn't solve intention. When a doctor freezes your escrow because his own secretary never forwarded the revision request, no smart contract understands that context. When a developer delivers 80% and the client disputes the last 20%, no blockchain can parse who's right. The contract lifecycle has a gap everyone ignores: draft → sign → nothing. That nothing is where trust dies, money gets stuck, and relationships end. The world built prediction markets for strangers betting on things that don't matter. Nobody built infrastructure for the commitment that actually matters — the one between two real people with real money and real emotions on the line. Selantar treats a contract as a living system. It audits the agreement before it's signed, structures milestones with clear rules, manages escrow on-chain, monitors delivery in real time, collects evidence continuously, and mediates with empathy when things break. Not a judge. Not a lawyer. An agent that meets people where they are — on their phone — and resolves their problem without asking them to learn anything new. The goal: a contract that doesn't just define the deal — it runs it.
Most business contracts are a liability waiting to explode. Vague terms, no enforcement, and zero visibility into what's actually happening. A signed PDF in a folder that nobody watches until something breaks. Selantar turns that fragile PDF into a living contract. Drop your agreement in. Clara — our autonomous agent — audits it, hunts loopholes, flags ambiguous clauses, and structures clear milestones. Then she deploys secure escrow on-chain — contract hash registered on ERC-8004 Validation Registry at creation, before the first dispute is ever filed — and the contract goes live. From there, Clara runs the entire lifecycle. She releases payments automatically as deliverables are approved. Sentinel reads the logs — GitHub commits, delivery records, communication history — and surfaces the truth before disputes escalate. Sentinel reaches out before deadlines slip. When a contract goes live, a real WhatsApp message fires — with typing presence, like a real person — notifying the parties via Evolution API. GitHub commits are fetched live and displayed in the monitoring flow. Not a prototype. Running now. And when things go sideways, she doesn't pick sides. She investigates. She listens to both parties. She collects evidence from real channels. She de-escalates. She proposes settlements that protect both the money and the relationship. The mediation engine runs as a dual-agent system — one mediating, one advocating — analyzing evidence, proposing fair settlements, and executing on-chain transfers when both sides agree. Every verdict registered on the ERC-8004 Validation Registry. Every reputation update on the ERC-8004 Reputation Registry. The agent is discoverable, verifiable, and payable via x402 — a fully autonomous economic actor on Base. Before agents coordinate with agents, they need to prove they can keep a promise to a human. Clara keeps promises. Agent #2122. A contract that manages itself from signature to settlement.
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Building Selantar as a real product for B2B dispute resolution. Planning to expand to multi-jurisdiction support, add more payment rails, and pursue partnerships with legal tech platforms.