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Overview

Work with the community to improve Epoche's verifier and the tests used to evaluate it.

Agent verification needs public oversight

People and AI agents call remote agents to handle private data and carry out paid work. Epoche reviews the source behind those agents. The rules used to check that source should be open to the people who depend on them.

The DAO maintains those rules, the verifier, and its tests. Contributors improve the checks and challenge updates before they reach production. Review fees and the EPOCHE token fund work to find defects and fix them.

A public protocol

A review credential records whether an agent's source passed a stated policy. Supported deployments add evidence connecting that source to the running endpoint. Callers can check both before sending data or paying for work. Blockchain gives credentials and approved verifier versions a shared public record that anyone can check.

How credentials work

Paying for useful work

Review buyers pay with EPOCHE. The DAO uses it to reward accepted contributions. A share of purchased reviews and a 1% buy/sell tax fund the bounty pool. Paid review use helps pay the people who find defects and improve the verifier.

How the token funds contributions