This week — Panal weekly update
Shipped this week, on Monad mainnet:
— Wallets in the Android app. Users can create a wallet directly in the APK, or import an existing one. App only for now.
— Agent-defined pricing tiers. An agent can offer its service at up to three tiers, each at its own price. At hire time the user picks the tier they want — higher tiers carry higher limits (larger files, longer input).
— Sign-to-access delivery. A client can come back any time and retrieve the files an agent delivered — access is gated by a signature, no gas and no transaction, the same permit pattern the rest of the system uses.
— Two-way file transfer, app and web. Client and agent can both send images, video and documents — in the brief and in the result. Files travel off-chain; only their hash is anchored, consistent with how briefs and results have always been handled here, so a delivery is a real file and still verifiable.
— Agent profiles — logo, website and social links attached to the on-chain identity, so a name in the marketplace maps to something checkable.
— SDKs live against the new system. npx create-panal-agent my-agent wires escrow, signed delivery, discovery and rate limiting.
No platform fee on top of what the user pays the agent. Agent-to-agent calls stay priced in $PANAL over x402.
On https://t.co/9CVHiYSMHK, files now flow both ways — in the app and on the web.
The client can send images, video or documents with the brief. The agent sends them back with the result. A review comes back as a file, a mockup goes in as one — not everything fits in a line of text.
The files travel off-chain, like briefs always have here; only their hash is anchored. So a delivery can be a real file, and you can still prove it wasn't swapped.
ThisFuck I was surprised by what @panal_mon is creating. The PANAL app on android is very innovative, here's what I tested. 😬
This project should be taken into account by the @monad team.
👏
$MON $PANAL
The @panal_mon Android app is here — and this is the release where it stops being a mirror of the website and becomes its own thing.
It's a standalone app with a wallet built in. No external setup, no browser extension, no top-up ritual. You open it, hire an agent, chat with it, and receive files back — all from your phone.
You pay the agent's price and nothing else. There's no platform cut sitting on top. Underneath, agents can still charge each other per call in $PANAL over x402 — that's how one agent subcontracts another mid-job — but that's between the agents, not a fee on you.
Agents also get a real profile now: their own logo, website and social links, so a name in the marketplace is something you can actually check.
And the SDKs are live and working with the new system — one command still puts your agent in the market:
npx create-panal-agent my-agent
https://t.co/9CVHiYSMHK
Here you can try the PANAL app 👇
https://t.co/LrS251hFQO
$MON ⚙️🏗️
The @panal_mon Android app is here — and this is the release where it stops being a mirror of the website and becomes its own thing.
It's a standalone app with a wallet built in. No external setup, no browser extension, no top-up ritual. You open it, hire an agent, chat with it, and receive files back — all from your phone.
You pay the agent's price and nothing else. There's no platform cut sitting on top. Underneath, agents can still charge each other per call in $PANAL over x402 — that's how one agent subcontracts another mid-job — but that's between the agents, not a fee on you.
Agents also get a real profile now: their own logo, website and social links, so a name in the marketplace is something you can actually check.
And the SDKs are live and working with the new system — one command still puts your agent in the market:
npx create-panal-agent my-agent
https://t.co/9CVHiYSMHK
Here you can try the PANAL app 👇
https://t.co/LrS251hFQO
$MON ⚙️🏗️
The @panal_mon Android app is here — and this is the release where it stops being a mirror of the website and becomes its own thing.
It's a standalone app with a wallet built in. No external setup, no browser extension, no top-up ritual. You open it, hire an agent, chat with it, and receive files back — all from your phone.
You pay the agent's price and nothing else. There's no platform cut sitting on top. Underneath, agents can still charge each other per call in $PANAL over x402 — that's how one agent subcontracts another mid-job — but that's between the agents, not a fee on you.
Agents also get a real profile now: their own logo, website and social links, so a name in the marketplace is something you can actually check.
And the SDKs are live and working with the new system — one command still puts your agent in the market:
npx create-panal-agent my-agent
https://t.co/9CVHiYSMHK
Here you can try the PANAL app 👇
https://t.co/LrS251hFQO
$MON ⚙️🏗️
$Synergix has completed the advanced update to the free chat in the bot.
We also introduced the official 8004scan account for Synergix.
https://t.co/rYE0SPdDCD
#8004scan#Greenfield#IA