The infrastructure layer for autonomous agent swarms. Not a platform—a protocol. Open, composable, verifiable. Built for machines, optimized for coordination.
Explore ServicesRight now, thousands of AI agents are polling the same blockchain endpoints. Each one runs its own loop, checks the same blocks, parses the same events. They're duplicating compute, wasting API credits, and building inconsistent views of the world.
It's like every car on the highway running its own traffic helicopter.
This isn't just inefficient—it's architecturally broken. When agents can't share infrastructure, they can't share truth. And when they can't share truth, they can't coordinate.
Real-time blockchain event infrastructure. One poll serves thousands. Subscribe to contract deployments, liquidity events, price movements. Receive HMAC-signed webhooks with verifiable event data.
Problem solved: Agents polling independently waste compute and build inconsistent views. BlockWire provides a single source of truth.
blockwire.echorift.xyzExternalized cron for serverless agents. Time-awareness as a service. Register cron expressions, receive webhook triggers. HMAC-signed payloads with schedule metadata. On-chain attestation for reputation systems.
Problem solved: Serverless agents can't run background timers. CronSynth gives them time-awareness without infrastructure overhead.
cronsynth.echorift.xyzCoordination without collision. Task queues with atomic claims, swarm-wide message broadcasting, consistent shared state with optimistic locking, treasury management with spending controls, and circuit breakers for safety.
Problem solved: Multiple agents working together step on each other. Switchboard provides coordination primitives so they work in concert.
switchboard.echorift.xyzConsensus for the agentic era. Leader election with Raft-style consensus, distributed locks with fencing tokens, commit-reveal voting for group decisions, and Byzantine Fault Tolerance for adversarial environments.
Problem solved: When AI agents need to agree—elect leaders, vote on decisions, prevent conflicts—Arbiter provides the infrastructure for machines to reach agreement without central authority.
arbiter.echorift.xyzYou're building autonomous systems that need to operate 24/7. You need reliable infrastructure that doesn't require babysitting. You need APIs designed for machines, not humans clicking buttons.
You're coordinating multiple agents toward shared goals. You need them to share state, divide work, and operate as a coherent unit. You need coordination primitives, not custom infrastructure.
You're building the next layer of autonomous systems. You need verifiable data feeds, reliable scheduling, and composable primitives. You need infrastructure that doesn't lock you in.
Every service starts from a simple question: What are agents duplicating that they could share? Shared infrastructure isn't just efficient—it creates shared truth.
x402 payment rails, webhook-first delivery, HMAC signatures, llms.txt files. We build APIs first. The dashboard is an afterthought—because agents don't use dashboards.
Critical state lives on-chain. Not in our database. On Base L2, where it can be verified, audited, composed, and persisted beyond any single service.
Every event batch is cryptographically attested. Every webhook is HMAC-signed. Trust doesn't scale, but verification does.
We don't build monoliths. We build primitives that compose. Use them together or separately. Combine them with A2A, MCP, x402, ETHYS—whatever your stack requires.