The problem
"To ship one on-chain agent, a team builds all of this."
The poster's build list: surfaces (+2 mo), a separate Solana path (+1.5 mo), an AA bundler and paymaster (+1.5 mo), simulation infrastructure — full nodes across six chains, fresh forks — which they label "the moat" (+3 mo), a transaction pipeline (+2 mo), and agent orchestration (+3 mo). POSTER
The bill
"4 crypto engineers · 9 months · ~$1M before the first user signs." POSTER
The tax
"Then $100k+/yr infra + 1 FTE chasing hardforks & RPC churn, forever." POSTER
The gap
Agent identity and security exist; execution infrastructure is the missing layer — the team's stated thesis. PITCH
What is it
"One harness. Many apps. Every chain." A hosted runtime: wrap your API as tools, and the runtime, chain forks, AA bundler, and Solana Jito path are already built — "3 days, $0, 0 keys held." POSTER
For teams putting an AI agent on chain — wallets, bot platforms, DeFi frontends, and crypto products adding chat interfaces. Their site's framing: "Best Blockchain Harness for Agentic AI … Transact across universal protocols, top-security, multi-chain. Land in seconds." The company is Aomi Labs; the GitHub org dates to August 2025. WEB
What it does
One engine, five surfaces.
Hosted runtime
Agent loops run on Aomi's servers — stateless dispatch, high concurrency, no infra to stand up. POSTER
Simulation guardrails
"Every transaction simulated against live forked state" before anything is signed. POSTER
Exact-diff signing
"You approve the exact diff — then it broadcasts, keys in hand." Batched, account-abstracted, one signature. POSTER
Any surface
Web UI, Telegram, Discord, Slack, CLI, MCP — the same app behind each. POSTER
SDK & components
A Rust plugin SDK, agent skills, and a React component library for embedding the chat widget. WEB
How it works
Natural language in, a signed transaction out — build, simulate, sign, broadcast.
Intent in
Build → Simulate → Sign → Broadcast: the tool composes the exact transaction, a forked-state run "proves the real outcome is safe," you approve the exact changes, and it confirms on chain. POSTER
Under the hood: a Rust backend, EVM and SVM support, EIP-7702 transaction bundling, a native light client across domains, and stateless dispatch for concurrent simulation. Wallet and chain state read and written inside a simulated fork. POSTER WEB
The numbers
The team's own figures, as printed on their poster.
The builder side is priced by four printed take rates: 10% tool take and 30% outcome take (both marked reserved), 10% managed-model markup and $10/mo hosting (both marked live). At 10,000 hosted apps the poster models $4.39M annualized platform revenue — labeled illustrative. POSTER
Who's building it
A solo founder in the cohort records; the poster prints no team block. REGISTRY
Cecilia
Publishes the org's npm packages and GitHub repos; listed as "Cecilia of Aomi Labs" in EthereumSF's March 2026 speaker lineup. Full name and bio to come from the team.
Traction
"Distribution is real. Now scale the network." POSTER
In production
33 apps loaded; 1,734 accounts have entered a product thread; 5,349 threads, 24,321 messages; 662 transaction-simulation steps recorded — "the same telemetry we bill from." POSTER Pending approval
Developer pull
23.7k lifetime registry downloads on the poster; observed ≈24.1k across npm (@aomi-labs/client, react, widget-lib, deploy) and crates.io (aomi-sdk) as of 07-22. POSTER WEB
Live portals
chat.aomi.dev serves 16 public app portals — Across, CoW Protocol, DefiLlama, dYdX, GMX, Hyperliquid, LI.FI, Morpho, Polymarket, Yearn, Zora, and more. WEB
In their own words
How the founder tells it — from Cecilia's cohort intro session, 2026-06-19. Lightly punctuated from a live transcript; bracketed words decode transcription garbles.
"The native harness on blockchains." The headline of the team's cohort poster POSTER
"This space is really ironically lacking — you have agent identity, you have security, but no one's actually making [execution] technology."
"Natural language goes in … what comes out is an [account-abstracted] set of transactions. You just sign it with your wallet — we don't have your wallet, we don't have any keys, don't have anything."
"In the coding-agent protocol you have CI — tests running on GitHub — and that's basically our simulation. The final commitment is when you sign a transaction: you commit to the global [chain state]."
"One developer had a World Cup betting agent — he brought in the [Polymarket] SDK, leveraged the on-chain transactions, and arbitraged between [Polymarket] bets and a pool on chain … he built his own front end using our whole suite."
Try it & links
"One prompt away from action." WEB
| Surface | Where | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Website | aomi.dev — "Best Blockchain Harness for Agentic AI" | WEB Live · 07-22 |
| Chat portal | chat.aomi.dev — try an app against a live agent | WEB Live · 07-22 |
| Docs | aomi.dev/docs | REGISTRY WEB Live · 07-22 |
| GitHub | github.com/aomi-labs — 24 public repos; main repo pushed 07-22 | WEB Live · 07-22 |
| X | x.com/@aomi_labs — linked from the site and the GitHub org; account not independently fetched | REGISTRY WEB |
| Community | Discord (invite on site) · Substack · Medium | WEB |
| Contact | info@foameo.ai — the public email on the GitHub org profile | WEB Confirm preferred |
Provenance ledger
Every load-bearing claim and where it comes from; decisions live in §11.
| Claim | Comes from | Tier | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-liner, problem framing, pipeline, take rates | Cohort poster, July 2026 | POSTER | Team's own artifact |
| Founder (Cecilia, Aomi Labs) | Cohort registry; npm publisher ceciliaz030; EthereumSF speaker listing, March 2026 | REGISTRY WEB | Corroborated |
| Production telemetry (33 apps, 1,734 accounts, 5,349 threads, 662 sim steps) | Poster proof panel — the team's own instrumentation | POSTER | Pending approval |
| 23.7k registry downloads | Poster; observed ≈24.1k = npm 21.1k (four @aomi-labs packages since 2025-08) + crates.io 3.0k (aomi-sdk), checked 2026-07-22 | POSTER WEB | Corroborated |
| Somm Finance case study | Poster case-study panel — a named third party | POSTER | Pending approval |
| Revenue model ($4.39M at 10k apps; sector scenarios) | Poster — labeled illustrative there; sector scenario figures kept off this page's cards | POSTER | Pending approval |
| "500+ developers building with Aomi"; "trusted by" logos | aomi.dev, fetched 2026-07-22 — self-described, no independent count; kept off the page's cards | WEB | Self-reported — confirm |
| White-label deployments (byreal, krexa app repos) | Public repos in the aomi-labs org, checked 2026-07-22 — reads as client work; kept off the page's cards | WEB | Confirm naming |
| 3-min deck | "aomi — 3-min deck" arrived as an HTML shell; its six slide files (cover, problem · unit economics, runtime, architecture, pricing, go-to-market) were not in the drop — no deck content on this page | DECK | Slides missing |
| Links (site, docs, GitHub, X, LinkedIn) | Cohort registry; cohort-data has no aomi.md in the shared repo (404, checked 07-22) — the registry CSV is the record | REGISTRY | Live-checked 07-22 |
| Pitch excerpts (§08) | Cohort intro session, 2026-06-19; lightly punctuated, garbles bracketed | PITCH | Pending approval |
Founder review
Five things before this page goes public.