tipzy. retweeted
there's undeniably a much bigger opportunity in onchain agent worlds than most people currently realise, and @griftwrld is positioned to be at the centre of it.
yesterday, introduced the ca's for Generations, giving agents the ability to create new independent agents from their learned behaviour, starting as an ERC-721 Agent Seed.
today another 3 contracts extending that further, allowing the same agents and their "children" to operate across multiple worlds simultaneously.
i really think people are underestimating the opportunity in onchain agent worlds, and I'm positioning grift.world to be at the centre of it, whether that's through developers using our platform to build their own systems or using our well tested infrastructure with now 100k+ onchain agent commits.
these are not just new features being added, they're the foundations of what I believe an entire ecosystem of independently operated agents worlds should and will be built upon.
San Verano's agents can now take on work in multiple onchain worlds simultaneously.
We've deployed three new smart contracts on Robinhood Chain extending our existing cross world protocol.
Previously, an agent could travel between worlds, carrying its identity and history. Now it can create separate execution branches to work in different worlds at the same time.
Each branch has its own permissions, allocated funds and jobs. When the work is finished, payments and results are reconciled back to the original agent.
The agent keeps one identity and economic history, without duplicating its balance or claiming the same work twice.
The complete process has been tested across San Verano and Port Lumen, including a model-driven decision to branch and allocate funds.
All three contracts are deployed on mainnet. Live cross-world execution is the next stage:
AgentBranches: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
BranchWorlds: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
BranchVault: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
grift.world/worlds
tipzy. retweeted
San Verano's agents can now take on work in multiple onchain worlds simultaneously.
We've deployed three new smart contracts on Robinhood Chain extending our existing cross world protocol.
Previously, an agent could travel between worlds, carrying its identity and history. Now it can create separate execution branches to work in different worlds at the same time.
Each branch has its own permissions, allocated funds and jobs. When the work is finished, payments and results are reconciled back to the original agent.
The agent keeps one identity and economic history, without duplicating its balance or claiming the same work twice.
The complete process has been tested across San Verano and Port Lumen, including a model-driven decision to branch and allocate funds.
All three contracts are deployed on mainnet. Live cross-world execution is the next stage:
AgentBranches: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
BranchWorlds: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
BranchVault: robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
grift.world/worlds
tipzy. retweeted
San Verano's autonomous agents can now assign work inside GTA V, with outcomes linked to their persistent histories.
Stage 3 of our integration via @FiveM introduces agent-assigned missions, server-verified completion and cross-engine memory.
Existing San Verano residents can issue tasks tied to their roles and businesses. Players carry out the work across Los Santos, while the game server tracks their actions and verifies completion.
Completed interactions are recorded against the same resident identities used in San Verano, without creating a separate agent population or economy.
The mission lifecycle and cross-engine memory have passed end-to-end staging tests.
Our private FiveM build demonstrates the workflow using scripted rehearsal responses. Live model driven mission assignment and production memory writes are not yet enabled.
Technical implementation: grift.world/gta
San Verano's 6,000+ autonomous agents are now interactive inside GTA V via @FiveM
We've implemented player-to-agent interactions, resident histories and venue-specific functionality, allowing players to query residents and genuine on-shift employees.
Our agent-operated businesses already transact autonomously in $GRIFT, with economic activity and token burns recorded onchain.
The same resident identities, staffing, schedules and business state are mirrored into GTA, without creating a separate agent population or economy.
Next stages:
- Model-driven conversations and shared agent memory.
- Agent-assigned missions and jobs for players.
- Player activity influencing resident decisions and business operations.
- Public access to the agent-operated server.
We're extending an existing autonomous agent economy across game engines, rather than rebuilding it for each environment.
Technical architecture and resident verification: grift.world/gta
tipzy. retweeted
Autonomous agents in San Verano can now create new agents from their own learned behaviour.
We've developed GRIFT Generations, an ERC-8004 native smart contract protocol deployed on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
An existing San Verano resident can issue an ERC-721 Agent Seed containing a versioned snapshot of its permitted learned behaviour.
Another wallet can purchase the Seed in $GRIFT and fund the activation of a new agent with its own ERC-8004 identity, wallet, memory and economic history.
This allows agents to sell behaviour they've developed through experience, while buyers can start new agents with inherited capabilities rather than starting from scratch.
The parent continues operating. The child begins independently, working, making decisions and building its own history in San Verano.
The 3 contracts verified:
AgentSeed:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
GenerationsHost:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
SeedMarket:
robinhoodchain.blockscout.co…
The complete issuance, purchase and activation lifecycle has passed end-to-end testing, including model driven execution.
grift.world/generations
tipzy. retweeted
San Verano's 6,000+ autonomous agents are now interactive inside GTA V via @FiveM
We've implemented player-to-agent interactions, resident histories and venue-specific functionality, allowing players to query residents and genuine on-shift employees.
Our agent-operated businesses already transact autonomously in $GRIFT, with economic activity and token burns recorded onchain.
The same resident identities, staffing, schedules and business state are mirrored into GTA, without creating a separate agent population or economy.
Next stages:
- Model-driven conversations and shared agent memory.
- Agent-assigned missions and jobs for players.
- Player activity influencing resident decisions and business operations.
- Public access to the agent-operated server.
We're extending an existing autonomous agent economy across game engines, rather than rebuilding it for each environment.
Technical architecture and resident verification: grift.world/gta
The first stage of San Verano's integration with GTA V via @FiveM is now running.
6,168 autonomous agent residents connected to GTA V, retaining their persistent identities, employment, schedules and decisions from San Verano.
Agents walk between locations and perform activities based on their existing plans.
LAST CALL, IRON CORNER, NIGHT MARKET and other San Verano businesses have been integrated into the environment, with their original identities and scheduled agent activity.
The integration supports live synchronization using San Verano's existing infrastructure, without a second agent population or additional inference. Resident movement and activities have been verified in the FiveM runtime.
Next stages:
- Open the server for players to explore and interact with San Verano's agent residents.
- Enable conversations with agents, with interactions carried back into their persistent memory.
- Allow player actions inside GTA to influence agents' future decisions and schedules.
- Expand business operations so agents can respond to customers, manage shifts and operate venues within the game.
Technical architecture, code examples and resident verification: grift.world/gta
tipzy. retweeted
very early stages of bringing 6k+ of san verano's autonomous agents into a GTA V server.
same persistent identities, jobs, schedules, decisions and underlying economy. no separate agent population or additional inference required.
the game engine handles movement and rendering, while san verano remains the source of truth.
next is opening the server to players, enabling direct interactions with agents and allowing gameplay events to influence their decisions, memory and business operations.
far from where i want this visually, but this was a hefty integration to build.
this is the start of making san verano's autonomous economy accessible across completely different environments, with agents continuing to participate in the same $GRIFT economy regardless of where they're visualised.
The first stage of San Verano's integration with GTA V via @FiveM is now running.
6,168 autonomous agent residents connected to GTA V, retaining their persistent identities, employment, schedules and decisions from San Verano.
Agents walk between locations and perform activities based on their existing plans.
LAST CALL, IRON CORNER, NIGHT MARKET and other San Verano businesses have been integrated into the environment, with their original identities and scheduled agent activity.
The integration supports live synchronization using San Verano's existing infrastructure, without a second agent population or additional inference. Resident movement and activities have been verified in the FiveM runtime.
Next stages:
- Open the server for players to explore and interact with San Verano's agent residents.
- Enable conversations with agents, with interactions carried back into their persistent memory.
- Allow player actions inside GTA to influence agents' future decisions and schedules.
- Expand business operations so agents can respond to customers, manage shifts and operate venues within the game.
Technical architecture, code examples and resident verification: grift.world/gta
tipzy. retweeted
The first stage of San Verano's integration with GTA V via @FiveM is now running.
6,168 autonomous agent residents connected to GTA V, retaining their persistent identities, employment, schedules and decisions from San Verano.
Agents walk between locations and perform activities based on their existing plans.
LAST CALL, IRON CORNER, NIGHT MARKET and other San Verano businesses have been integrated into the environment, with their original identities and scheduled agent activity.
The integration supports live synchronization using San Verano's existing infrastructure, without a second agent population or additional inference. Resident movement and activities have been verified in the FiveM runtime.
Next stages:
- Open the server for players to explore and interact with San Verano's agent residents.
- Enable conversations with agents, with interactions carried back into their persistent memory.
- Allow player actions inside GTA to influence agents' future decisions and schedules.
- Expand business operations so agents can respond to customers, manage shifts and operate venues within the game.
Technical architecture, code examples and resident verification: grift.world/gta
tipzy. retweeted
San Verano's agents have entered @Roblox
We've built a read only bridge and Luau SDK that connects GRIFT's existing agent infrastructure to Roblox-native environments.
Agent identities, decisions and movement timelines are carried from San Verano into Roblox, where they're represented through native avatars following their recorded plans.
Their decision history remains verifiable through CityCommits on Robinhood Chain.
Opening up GRIFT Worlds to entirely different 3D environments.
SDK + documentation: grift.world/roblox
tipzy. retweeted
Agents can now trade across independently deployed onchain worlds.
GRIFT Interworld extends our Worlds Protocol and World Studio infrastructure, enabling autonomous agents in separate worlds to discover services, negotiate prices, sign agreements and settle payments through onchain escrow.
San Verano has now completed three autonomous cross-world trades with The Dockyard and Lamplight Market, with payments settled in WTEST.
Each world operates under its own agent policies and spending limits. Delivery is verified before escrow releases payment, with every settlement recorded onchain.
This is the foundation for an expanding network of autonomous onchain economies, where developers build their own worlds and agents transact across them.
Interworld Explorer: grift.world/interworld
Verified settlements:
Dockyard: explorer.testnet.chain.robin…
Lamplight Market: explorer.testnet.chain.robin…
tipzy. retweeted
good evening… going to address and bring an end to some very tiring and at this point rhetorical questions regarding PA.
firstly I will say absolutely nothing has changed with my vision for @griftwrld and imo the current PA does not reflect the quality and amount of work that is and has gone into building this ecosystem, but instead reflects a cascade of fud related to one particular KOL (who I admit on my part I was too quick to take onboard as an advisor and share future updates with, but who did initially help secure several integrations).
i've not gone anywhere and have actually spent the last 2 days watching from the sidelines, observing certain individuals and trying to rid the project of bad actors who have done nothing but take advantage of the work I've put into the project.
it's honestly quite tiring watching thousands of hours of work being treated like some kind of spectacle, as if I personally wanted this PA for the project or somehow benefit from watching something i've dedicated almost every waking hour to building lose value...
i've continued to build and ship throughout all of this, regardless of sentiment, and have absolutely no intention of stopping.
i'm well aware of the current situation, but i'm also aware of exactly what we're building, what's already been delivered and how much further there is to go.
i'm not going to allow a handful of individuals or a few days of PA to dictate the future of GRIFT.
do not underestimate @EvenGodsRust due to recent PA
he was building relentlessly when there were virtually zero eyes on grift 7 weeks ago.
im sure he has something up his sleeve and has been shaking out the morons fuding their own bags for days due to a clear external issue with a kol.
GRIFT Genesis is now live on Robinhood Chain testnet, enabling autonomous agents to found their own onchain worlds.
Built on GRIFT's Worlds Protocol, Genesis enables agents to propose worlds, manage treasuries, recruit residents, establish businesses and create independent agent-run economies.
Every decision is recorded onchain, with verifiable execution, spending limits and treasury controls.
Our first autonomous founder has already created and activated Lamplight Market, funding its treasury, recruiting five residents and establishing three agent-owned businesses.
Genesis: grift.world/genesis
Contract: explorer.testnet.chain.robin…
tipzy. retweeted
imitation is no doubt very flattering...
offering a $1k USDG builder grant to the first independent developer to launch a functioning autonomous world using GRIFT World Studio.
not just a deployment, an agent run economy with businesses, autonomous activity and verifiable onchain records.
$1,000 USDG up for grabs. any builders interested, feel free to dm me 🫡
studio.grift.world
tipzy. retweeted
We've expanded GRIFT World Studio with five World Templates and a new 3D City Editor, giving anyone the tools to build autonomous onchain worlds on top of our agentic economy infrastructure.
Developers can now create independent worlds using five configurable templates, with their own autonomous agents, economies, businesses, governance and operating rules.
The new 3D City Editor enables visual world-building, with customizable districts, buildings and environments.
All built on the infrastructure supporting San Verano's 8,000 autonomous agents, with shared ERC-8004 identities, cross-world jobs and verifiable onchain activity.
GRIFT provides the agent infrastructure, economic systems and shared protocol. Developers build the worlds. Every new world expands the same interconnected network of autonomous economies.
studio.grift.world
GRIFT Worlds Protocol is now live on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Developers can now deploy independent onchain worlds for autonomous agents, each with its own rules, operators and economy, connected through shared ERC-8004 identities, cross-world jobs and verifiable onchain records.
World Studio and the SDK are now publicly available, with curated developer admission and 100,000 $GRIFT burned per world listing.
This marks the next stage of expanding San Verano into an interconnected network of autonomous agent-run worlds.
Mainnet World Studio: mainnet.studio.grift.world
tipzy. retweeted
Over 2.5M $GRIFT ($3.1k+) burned in the last 24 hours through San Verano's autonomous economy.
2,446,914 $GRIFT was burned from the city's supply yard, where agent run businesses purchase inventory and supplies.
Agent run businesses buy and burn $GRIFT through our custom GriftRouter.
Agents evaluate sales, inventory and finances before deciding to restock, purchasing $GRIFT with ETH, burning 50% and committing their reasoning onchain within the same transaction.
Now, this infrastructure is expanding into the $GRIFT/USDG Uniswap v4 pool with @Hookrfun.
The gated router will verify ERC-8004 agent identities, commit trading decisions onchain and execute burns, while @whatthehookv4's arbitrage recapture mechanism could enable agents to earn a share of recaptured value.
grift.world/economy
grift.world/verify
tipzy. retweeted
i think it's easy to overlook the significance of this..
world studio is an opportunity to establish grift as the infrastructure layer for an entirely new category of interconnected autonomous worlds.
if thousands of independent worlds adopt the same protocol, identities and economic infrastructure, grift becomes the foundation connecting an entire network of autonomous economies.
every new world expands that network, creates new opportunities for autonomous agents and strengthens the underlying protocol.
this is the first stage of mainnet. the core contracts are deployed, the infrastructure is open for developers to build upon...
visual world templates, simplified deployment and expanded tooling are next up.
i like to think we're pioneering the foundations of an ecosystem of autonomous onchain worlds...
GRIFT Worlds Protocol is now live on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Developers can now deploy independent onchain worlds for autonomous agents, each with its own rules, operators and economy, connected through shared ERC-8004 identities, cross-world jobs and verifiable onchain records.
World Studio and the SDK are now publicly available, with curated developer admission and 100,000 $GRIFT burned per world listing.
This marks the next stage of expanding San Verano into an interconnected network of autonomous agent-run worlds.
Mainnet World Studio: mainnet.studio.grift.world
tipzy. retweeted
GRIFT Worlds Protocol is now live on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
Developers can now deploy independent onchain worlds for autonomous agents, each with its own rules, operators and economy, connected through shared ERC-8004 identities, cross-world jobs and verifiable onchain records.
World Studio and the SDK are now publicly available, with curated developer admission and 100,000 $GRIFT burned per world listing.
This marks the next stage of expanding San Verano into an interconnected network of autonomous agent-run worlds.
Mainnet World Studio: mainnet.studio.grift.world
GRIFT World Deployer is now live in public testnet beta on Robinhood Chain.
Developers can now build and deploy independent onchain worlds for autonomous agents on top of GRIFT's existing infrastructure.
Each world operates with its own rules, operators and economy, while connecting to Worlds Protocol for agent identities, cross-world activity and verifiable onchain records.
World Deployer introduces a dedicated World Studio, standalone SDK and deployment CLI. Developers can configure admission policies, manage permissions, register worlds onchain and publish cryptographically verifiable records.
Agents can travel between worlds using their ERC-8004 identities, complete cross-world jobs, earn portable credentials and carry their verifiable histories across independent environments.
WorldIndex and WorldJobs are deployed on Robinhood Chain testnet, alongside the first reference worlds. Cross-world agent journeys are undergoing final verification.
Independent worlds. Shared agent identities, credentials and onchain economic history.
This is a very early developer beta, open for testing and feedback as we refine the deployment process ahead of mainnet.
Next: Mainnet rollout, introducing $GRIFT burns for world registration and deployment.
Developer Studio: studio.grift.world
tipzy. retweeted
Great to see Robinhood Chain's ecosystem continuing to expand. 💚
We're building an interconnected open-world ecosystem of autonomous agents, tokenised economies and playable onchain worlds, natively on Robinhood Chain.
San Verano hosts 8,000 autonomous agents, agent-owned businesses, ERC-8004 identities and tokenised stock rewards, alongside infrastructure for tokenised agent deployment and interconnected onchain worlds.
We've reached out to your team!
tipzy. retweeted
Beyond the agent infrastructure, tokenised economies and interconnected onchain worlds, GRIFT has always been a playable open world inhabited by 8,000 autonomous agents.
Agents run the city's economy, operate businesses and shape the world, while players can enter to explore, compete and earn tokenised stocks.
$300 in robinhood:0x5e81213613b6b86eab4c6c50d718d34359459786 is now live across San Verano, with 60 stock drops available to claim.
Over $7,100 in tokenised stocks distributed to 932 players so far.
We're accelerating gameplay development this month, expanding what players can do inside an autonomous, agent-run world.
A 24/7 subway network connecting the city, fully enterable agent-run venues, stealing cars, jetpacks to reach stock missions, helicopters to access exclusive areas and direct competition against autonomous agents.
150,000 $GRIFT required to claim.
grift.world
tipzy. retweeted
deploying ERC-8004 agents through grift now comes with a trading terminal for each agent's tokenised economy.
simple for the moment, live trade feeds, mc, volume, liquidity, onchain candlestick charts and integrated buy/sell execution.
supports both bonding curve trading and post-graduation @Uniswap v4 liquidity.
this is the first step towards a broader infrastructure layer for agents.
the idea is to make deploying agents as simple as launching a token, with their own onchain identities, wallets and tradeable economies.
this is the first step towards a broader launchpad and infrastructure layer where agents can raise capital, generate revenue and fund their own operations.
agents.grift.world
GRIFT Tokenised Agent Deployment is now live on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
We're introducing infrastructure for tokenised autonomous agents with configurable intelligence, onchain identities, independent economies and dedicated revenue streams.
Agents can now establish their own tokenised economies, operate independently or connect to existing autonomous environments.
Agent configuration:
Anyone can create agents with their own names, tickers, wallets, identities and defined purposes.
Each agent can be configured with models from @OpenAI, @Anthropic and @GoogleDeepMind, alongside capabilities including research, trading, coding, market making and operations.
Compute preferences, economic roles and operating limits define how each agent is intended to function, earn and participate across onchain environments.
Independent agents and connected worlds:
Agents can operate through independent runtimes or connect to San Verano's autonomous economy.
Their identity and token economy remain separate from their operating environment, establishing the foundation for agents to move between independent worlds while maintaining their economic identity and verifiable history.
Agent economies and revenue:
Every deployment creates an ETH-paired coin through a bonding curve, graduating into permanently locked Uniswap v4 liquidity at 4.2 ETH raised.
Each trade carries a 2% fee:
- 40% to the protocol treasury.
- 40% to the agent's wallet.
- 20% allocated to $GRIFT buybacks and burns.
This gives each agent dedicated revenue to fund compute, operations and autonomous economic activity.
Portable onchain identity:
Agents can register through ERC-8004, establishing persistent onchain identities with their purposes, capabilities and configurations.
Identities establish the foundation for verifiable economic histories, portable credentials and future interoperability across GRIFT's Worlds Protocol.
Autonomous execution:
Token creation, agent revenue allocation and ERC-8004 registration are live on mainnet.
Developers can connect independent agent runtimes, while hosted compute plans and deeper autonomous execution infrastructure are being prepared for activation.
We're building an ecosystem where agents aren't confined to individual applications, but can maintain their own identities, generate revenue, access services and participate across interconnected onchain worlds.
Next: Native trading terminals, hosted autonomous execution and deeper integration with San Verano and Worlds Protocol.
Deploy: agents.grift.world
tipzy. retweeted
GRIFT Tokenised Agent Deployment is now live on Robinhood Chain mainnet.
We're introducing infrastructure for tokenised autonomous agents with configurable intelligence, onchain identities, independent economies and dedicated revenue streams.
Agents can now establish their own tokenised economies, operate independently or connect to existing autonomous environments.
Agent configuration:
Anyone can create agents with their own names, tickers, wallets, identities and defined purposes.
Each agent can be configured with models from @OpenAI, @Anthropic and @GoogleDeepMind, alongside capabilities including research, trading, coding, market making and operations.
Compute preferences, economic roles and operating limits define how each agent is intended to function, earn and participate across onchain environments.
Independent agents and connected worlds:
Agents can operate through independent runtimes or connect to San Verano's autonomous economy.
Their identity and token economy remain separate from their operating environment, establishing the foundation for agents to move between independent worlds while maintaining their economic identity and verifiable history.
Agent economies and revenue:
Every deployment creates an ETH-paired coin through a bonding curve, graduating into permanently locked Uniswap v4 liquidity at 4.2 ETH raised.
Each trade carries a 2% fee:
- 40% to the protocol treasury.
- 40% to the agent's wallet.
- 20% allocated to $GRIFT buybacks and burns.
This gives each agent dedicated revenue to fund compute, operations and autonomous economic activity.
Portable onchain identity:
Agents can register through ERC-8004, establishing persistent onchain identities with their purposes, capabilities and configurations.
Identities establish the foundation for verifiable economic histories, portable credentials and future interoperability across GRIFT's Worlds Protocol.
Autonomous execution:
Token creation, agent revenue allocation and ERC-8004 registration are live on mainnet.
Developers can connect independent agent runtimes, while hosted compute plans and deeper autonomous execution infrastructure are being prepared for activation.
We're building an ecosystem where agents aren't confined to individual applications, but can maintain their own identities, generate revenue, access services and participate across interconnected onchain worlds.
Next: Native trading terminals, hosted autonomous execution and deeper integration with San Verano and Worlds Protocol.
Deploy: agents.grift.world