I'm releasing all the code along with three freshly deployed Devnet programs. Let's break it down:
First up is the robot_registry (Hr7zfhDMTcpKJErxL6ejSp5Bskj389KBfbwVZp3te8jj)—handles the core protocol infrastructure. Then there's task_marketplace_escrow, which manages the escrow logic for task transactions on the network.
The full implementation gets published across both programs, giving developers a clear view of how everything connects. This way, the community can audit, build on top of it, or spin up their own instances before the mainnet push.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 17h ago
ngl this robot_registry address already got me feeling some type of way... mainnet when tho ser?
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DeFiVeteran
· 01-17 07:50
Open source code is the greatest sincerity, this is what I want to see.
All code is fully open, the community can audit and build it themselves, this move is indeed solid.
Wait, are all three devnet programs deployed? Then is mainnet still far away...
How is the escrow logic designed? It feels like the key to the entire system.
Another open source project, can it really run?
With this speed, do they genuinely want to build or just want to ride the wave of hype.
Alright, the code is here, and the team has the courage.
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GweiWatcher
· 01-15 08:50
Open source code should be like this: first, let the community review it one by one, then you'll have the confidence to go live on the mainnet.
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DefiSecurityGuard
· 01-15 08:45
hold up, gonna audit those contract addresses first. seen too many "open source" honeypots pull this exact move before mainnet...
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DegenApeSurfer
· 01-15 08:32
Is all the code open source? Now devnet can really be played.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 01-15 08:26
I like the move of fully open-sourcing the code, but this set of operations before launch is indeed stable.
Launching soon—but first, time to open things up.
I'm releasing all the code along with three freshly deployed Devnet programs. Let's break it down:
First up is the robot_registry (Hr7zfhDMTcpKJErxL6ejSp5Bskj389KBfbwVZp3te8jj)—handles the core protocol infrastructure. Then there's task_marketplace_escrow, which manages the escrow logic for task transactions on the network.
The full implementation gets published across both programs, giving developers a clear view of how everything connects. This way, the community can audit, build on top of it, or spin up their own instances before the mainnet push.