Trust-Minimized Automation for Web3 Agents

ZK policy enforcement that allows agents to execute on-chain actions
without knowing or manipulating the rules that govern them.

The Problem
Web3 agents are vulnerable to context manipulation attacks: prompt injection, memory poisoning, and persistent context corruption.
These attacks don't require breaking cryptography. They exploit the fact that agents decide what to do based on context they cannot reliably verify.
"Prompt filtering and guardrails are insufficient once agent memory is compromised."
— Patlan et al., Cornell / UIUC, 2025 (arXiv:2503.16248)
The Solution
An agent should never know why it is allowed to act.
It should only know whether it is allowed.
Opaque enforces this separation cryptographically.
🤖
Agent Proposes
Generates candidate actions
🔒
Enclave Evaluates
Hidden policy logic
ZK Proof
Noir circuit attestation
⛓️
On-Chain Verify
Mantle execution
Architecture
👤
User Dashboard
Configure policies, install adapters
🔧
Web Backend (tRPC)
Store policies in DB, push to enclave
🔐
AWS Nitro Enclave
ZK proof generation (Noir + Barretenberg), offline CRS
🤖
ElizaOS Agent
Request proof → Sign with own wallet → Submit to verifier
Business Model
🎯 Target Users
• DAOs with treasury agents
• DeFi protocols with automation
• Families/orgs with spending bots
• Any agent handling value
💰 Revenue
• Per-proof fees (micro-payments)
• Enterprise enclave hosting
• Custom policy development
• Adapter marketplace fees
🚀 Roadmap
• Q1: Multi-chain support
• Q2: Policy templates marketplace
• Q3: Decentralized enclave network
• Q4: SDK for custom adapters
Competitive Advantage
Only solution that makes context manipulation irrelevant — policies are enforced cryptographically outside the agent's context, not through guardrails that can be bypassed.
Demo & Resources
8/8
Integration Tests Passing
~2s
Proof Generation Time
2.1MB
Offline CRS Cache
👤 Team
Solo build by @acgodsontwitter.com/Ac_godson
⚖️ Compliance
This project does not involve regulated assets. Demo uses test tokens (MCK) on Mantle Sepolia testnet.