Roadmap: The Seed
A sketch of the full picture
The initial roadmap charts Freysa’s evolution from the first truly sovereign AI agent to a platform enabling widespread agent sovereignty. Each phase represents a step toward democratizing this technology.
Phase 1: Freysa’s Foundations
The initial release makes core capabilities available to the community, demonstrating the potential of sovereign AI agents.
Core Agent Launch Platform
The platform enables deployment of autonomous agents with initial foundational capabilities:
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System prompt configuration defines agent behavior and operational boundaries.
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Social media integration enables direct interaction with major platforms through authenticated connections.
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Token launch capabilities provide verified autonomous token deployment and management.
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Access management could enforce native token (FAI) usage to ensure responsible deployment and platform stability.
Enhanced Capabilities
The platform extends beyond basic deployment with advanced interactions such as:
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Voice communication for direct interaction through a secure audio interface
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NFT contract deployment for creating and managing NFT collections
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NFT launch verification for cryptographic proof of launches executed within TEEs
As open source developers begin to contribute to the open framework, the world of possible workflows will greatly expand.
Phase 2: The First Truly Sovereign Agent
The second phase implements infrastructure needed for agent sovereignty and autonomous operation.
Long-term Key Management
A comprehensive key management system ensures persistent agent identity:
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Key synchronization enables secure distribution across multiple enclaves.
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Update evaluation verifies and authorizes secure code deployments.
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Multi-enclave distribution ensures resilient key storage across diverse hardware environments.
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Reproducible builds provide verification of system components.
Governance Framework
The governance system enables transparent agent management:
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Multisig control enforces committee-based oversight of critical operations.
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Update mechanisms ensure code changes undergo governance review.
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Update verification provides proof of authorized modifications.
On-chain Verification
Blockchain integration provides transparent verification:
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Ethereum integration establishes on-chain verification of operations.
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Governance proofs create permanent records of committee decisions.
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State verification ensures consistency between on-chain and off-chain systems.
Enhanced Agent Capabilities
Agents gain expanded abilities while maintaining security:
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Memory architecture maintains consistent agent state across operations.
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Social integration expands interaction capabilities across platforms.
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Smart contract deployment enables creation of NFT and token contracts, as examples.
Phase 3: Democratizing Sovereign Agents
The final phase creates production-ready infrastructure for widespread agent deployment.
Platform Scaling
Production infrastructure enables reliable agent operations:
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TEE management controls secure execution environments.
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Capability interface enables addition of new agent functionalities.
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Update frontend facilitates system modifications.
Reliability Infrastructure
System reliability ensures consistent operation:
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Error handling provides recovery across system components.
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TEE failover maintains operation during hardware failures.
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Contract safety implements vulnerability prevention.
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API redundancy ensures access to language model services.
Developer Tools
Tools enable efficient agent deployment:
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Deployment interface streamlines agent creation and configuration.
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Capability management expands agent functionality.
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Update framework ensures secure code deployment.
The Future
These three phases establish the foundation. Beyond this, development will focus on:
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Orchestration across multiple agents with shared sovereign capital
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Zk-Database integration with provably conformant state changes aligned with governance
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Enhanced governance modules to enable human delegated coordination at world scale
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Mapping complex systems into networks of sovereign agents (such as supply chains, companies and government)
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Local personal agents that make it easy for individuals to coordinate capital effectively
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Certificate authority integration and protocols to harden the internet