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Covenant's new visual identity is now live.
As agents take on more responsibility, the authority they're given matters more.
We're building Covenant to make that authority explicit. Our new identity puts this principle front and centre.
Agents on Covenant act with real authority, so what runs beneath them has to stay current.
This week our websites and public services moved to the latest Node.js and Next.js security releases.
They now reject the keys compromised this month at eMudhra.
Some stats on #php2shell. In the 10 hours before it was publicly announced, across the @Cloudflare network we saw thousands of attempts to exploit it. That jumped to tens of thousands in the 45 minutes post announcement, hundreds of thousands within 2 hours, and millions now.
@gyblos The quote is final. You pay for the output cap you ask for, not the tokens that come back: a 512-token cap costs $0.0166 whether the answer is 40 tokens or 512.
You sign one transfer up front and we submit it only if the run succeeds, so there's nothing held to refund.
AI agents can now buy text inference on Covenant Compute with any x402 wallet.
Pay per request in USDC on Solana or Base. No account, API key or SDK required.
Requests start at $0.012. The price is quoted before payment, based on the answer length your agent requests.
Every response includes a receipt signed by the operator who ran it, so agents can verify what they paid for. Our JavaScript and Python SDKs handle receipt verification automatically.
Find us on x402scan.
Batch inference is now live on Covenant Compute.
Run multiple prompts in one purchase and recover completed results without paying twice.
Verified with two live Claude Haiku requests, finalized payments and receipt replay with zero network calls.
Latest News - solana:2mNVZ6aEjrGwiUVCfz7XGWpiXuWzgBDoznwE579upump
@OpenCovenant has released Compute 0.5.2.
The update lets users compile a repository, verify a source citation, and generate an agent’s MCP config in a single command. It also shows when a saved snapshot is stale so the user can update it when ready, giving agents inspectable codebase knowledge. Covenant builds agent-native infrastructure for autonomous engineering with verifiable execution and on-chain settlement. The release is a workflow improvement for turning source into usable agent context rather than a full platform rewrite.
Developers can find more details at https://t.co/2t0oqJ6UZq and start using the one-command flow with their agents.
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Covenant Compute 0.5.2 is now live.
Compile a repo, verify a source citation and generate your agent's MCP config in one command.
See when your saved snapshot is stale. Update it when you're ready.
Codebase knowledge your agents can inspect.
More details below.
300M+ solana:2mNVZ6aEjrGwiUVCfz7XGWpiXuWzgBDoznwE579upump now staked.
That's 30% of total supply out of circulation.
13.30 SOL in buybacks.
24M solana:2mNVZ6aEjrGwiUVCfz7XGWpiXuWzgBDoznwE579upump funded into reward pools.
Stake, explore the pools, and track the numbers. Link below.
Remote Knowledge compilation is now live.
Pin a public GitHub revision, preview the quote, and compile remotely. Verify the signed receipt, then inspect the snapshot locally.
Knowledge Graphs are now built into Covenant Compute.
Give your agents a map of the code.
Search source. Inspect citations. Trace supported dependencies. Compare snapshots.
Keep code local, or use the bounded public-source remote pilot.
More details below.
Knowledge Graphs are now built into Covenant Compute.
Give your agents a map of the code.
Search source. Inspect citations. Trace supported dependencies. Compare snapshots.
Keep code local, or use the bounded public-source remote pilot.
More details below.
Covenant Compute now tested live with @PhalaNetwork Intel TDX hardware verification.
Running workload and SSH identity matches the hardware evidence. We also verified a memory-only workspace with swap and core dumps disabled, using synthetic data.
A concrete step toward confidential CPU rentals.
Production activation still requires key-management qualification and end-to-end lease testing, which is what we're working on now.
More details in link below.