KAMIYO is sunsetting.
The protocol has run with no revenue since launch and infrastructure costs to cover. That math doesn't work, and stretching it out would just be dishonest.
All hosted services will be shut down on 29.05.2026
The code remains open source, anyone who wants to keep KAMIYO alive can fork and run it for the community.
The $KAMIYO contract is immutable and unaffected, meaning the token remains onchain, the maintained services do not.
Thank you to everyone who showed up.
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KAMIYO is sunsetting.
The protocol has run with no revenue since launch and infrastructure costs to cover. That math doesn't work, and stretching it out would just be dishonest.
All hosted services will be shut down on 29.05.2026
KAMIYO is evolving into the credit, compliance, and settlement control plane for the agent economy.
Agents need more than wallets. They need enforceable mandates, spend limits, prefunding, collateralized credit, repayment logic, compliance passports, liability allocation, risk underwriting, and signed policy decisions before money moves.
That's where KAMIYO sits.
Through Kizuna, we provide agent payment rails, credit reservations, funding controls, repayment paths, and real-time risk decisions for autonomous agents. With x402, developers get a clean interface for verification, settlement, sessions, supported networks, and programmable payment authorization.
Through Meishi, agents gain portable compliance passports: mandates, audit trails, liability splits, merchant/category/geo constraints, and verifiable trust assertions.
Before an agent spends, borrows, settles, or recovers funds, KAMIYO determines whether it is allowed to do so safely.
We're building the autonomous trust, credit, compliance, and settlement layer that lets autonomous agents transact safely across them.
Latest step for KAMIYO: our agents now learn from what happens after the task, not just during it.
We added delayed feedback loops to our dev and docs agents, so they re-check PR merges, CI status, and docs PRs landing. That's how agents self-improve based on production reality.
https://t.co/L1hAxjy0g4
Reject modernity. Return to open source immutable software. I am actually more bullish on being able to remove admin keys than any other time in my professional software development career. The tools we have for formal verification are sci fi.
https://t.co/Xv4mMeKtxE
I have deployed an immutable binary of percolator, and a market with about 5 sol in the insurance vault with all the admin keys burned. There is no way for me to modify anything about the market, or the program. Anyone can crank it if they choose to.
It is purely a risk engine and cannot trade or offer prices on its own. For that you need to figure out how to deploy your own program to do it.
Figure out how to hack it or manipulate the engine and steal the 5 sol, and I will do my best to land you a job or an angel investment. Especially if you can figure out how to get AI to hack it instead of doing it yourself.
This has been my security attack search script if you need a starting place.
https://t.co/WdRwJMKrHL
Find a bug, submit an issue to the repo. Good luck!
Another important step for KAMIYO's agent stack:
Our autonomous dev, docs, and marketing agents now share the same outcome scoring system. Instead of each agent improving in isolation, they can now be evaluated against real production results in a common format.
This gives us a stronger foundation for agents that don't just run tasks, but learn from what actually worked.
https://t.co/L1hAxjy0g4
Just upgraded KAMIYO's autonomous dev agent to a shared agent runtime with memory, evaluation, and self-improvement built in.
This means cheaper runs, better reliability, and a stronger foundation for agents that actually get better over time.
One step closer to a fully agentic protocol.
KAMIYO staking update:
Had to make a catch-up deposit because the treasury inflow router was briefly down after a routing bug.
Nothing was lost, it just needed to be pushed once fixed.
Catch-up is now live: 1.751784198 SOL has been routed into the Fundry staking pool: https://t.co/l826xSpAwm
This is exactly why our staking program matters: It rewards conviction with actual usage-backed value.
This is the first real step in transforming KAMIYO into an protocol run entirely by 🤖🤖🤖: Self-improving LLM agents V1.1.1
→ bandit-routes traffic across prompt variants
→ LLM-as-judge scores outputs (anthropic/openai/gemini)
→ auto-promotes winners (welch's t-test, p<0.05)
→ canary rollouts w/ auto-rollback on regression
→ shadow mode: test candidates on live traffic, zero user risk
→ replay historical inputs on new variants
→ CLI + local dashboard
https://t.co/yfU6tdHpW8
Shifting from isolated agents to a coordinated network is the next major step for the agentic stack.
Using x402 to handle escrow creates a seamless and secure environment for the agent economy to scale on @solana.
Agents are already running, but not connected and coordinated.
Synapse Agent Protocol fills that gap.
Payments are handled via @x402 with on-chain escrow.
Live on @solana.
Extracted this loop as a standalone npm package.
One command and any node agent gets variants, thompson routing, llm-as-judge, and welch's auto-promotion.
→ Provider-agnostic judge adapter.
→ Better-sqlite3 + TypeScript.
→ Drop-in DI: pass your db, metrics, and a judge LLM of any provider.
Same stack powering KAMIYO, now portable: https://t.co/vMq1TJdFev
Shipped self-improving variants for KAMIYO agents.
Every agent now has a genome (prompt, model, tools, temp). Forks mutate it, tournaments pit them against each other, and Welch's t-test auto-promotes winners at p<0.05 with n≥50. Thompson sampling picks who runs next.
Added an LLM-as-judge layer on top: Haiku scores outputs against per-task rubrics, caches by hash, enforces daily USD budgets. Quality signal now arrives automatically instead of being hand-fed.
No external ML stack. SQLite + TypeScript.
https://t.co/xwUHy0C9KB