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PRSM retweeted
Reached out to the team and found them very responsive. Showed me they have a real desire to engage with the community. Everything I've encountered here also shows me this is a legit project that the team is in it to win it.
Looking forward to developments with this project.
PRSM retweeted
Adding $PRSM at a 57k mcap. 💎
I really like the setup they are building here.
This entry is an absolute steal for a micro cap play.
Dropping it on the timeline so you can evaluate it yourselves before the masses wake up.
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PRSM retweeted
Picked up a new low cap project:
$PRSM @prsmdev 30k MC
It’s a new multi-agent orchestration platform.
The system is unique in that it has strict state transitions that enforce production-quality verification standards before shipping code.
Their platform can be used by anyone to solve any problem.
It’ll start with programming problems at first, but eventually Finite State Machines will be pluggable and community created.
They will be tuned to solve any problem.
The token utility will have a profit sharing mechanism for staking.
What’s exciting are the 2 doxxed devs working on $PRSM @prsmdev.
These are some of the best doxxed devs I’ve seen for a CryptoAI project.
Beta coming this month
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PRSM is a tool designed to streamline multi-agent orchestrations without hitting the normal bottlenecks that come with having too many cooks in the kitchen
PRSM operates using a tiered worker system involving:
-orchestrators who plan projects
-critics who refine the plan and design tests
-experts who retain domain-specific context and memory
-merge experts who manage the nested git worktree
These agents work within a structured state transition system and communicate via a shared message board to streamline handoffs between phases and address blocking problems
Learn more at: prsmai.org
