Who may act
Name the person, AI worker, app, or group allowed to act.
AI-Run Teams
Choose who may act, how a job moves, when a person must step in, and when money can move. AppLayer makes those rules enforceable.
Rules the blockchain can run
AI can work without getting unlimited power. You set its role, limits, budget, proof, approvals, and who to call when something goes wrong.
One trusted job history
Private data can stay private. The chain saves progress, permission, approvals, proof, and payment.
A new job enters a saved step-by-step plan.
The system checks who may act, what they may do, and how much they may spend.
The AI does its job and sends back proof.
The job stops until the right person says yes.
The approved change happens all at once.
The result, payment, and job history are saved.
AI thinking, private data, websites, and people stay offchain. Rules, approvals, proof, progress, and payment can be saved onchain.
AI Work Rules
Name the person, AI worker, app, or group allowed to act.
Give only the permission needed for one job and one time period.
Set retries, due dates, required steps, and who gets called for help.
Require automatic checks or the right people before a job moves forward.
Save proof and signed receipts without sharing private data.
Set money aside and pay only after the work is approved.
What stays private
Work done offchain
AI thinkingPrivate dataWebsites + appsPeople doing workRules saved onchain
Identity + permissionJob progressHuman checksPayment recordWho controls the rules
A company, a group of signers, a DAO, or a mix can control each job.
The company sets the rules and approves upgrades.
Important actions need approval from several named people.
Proposals and votes control the powers you choose.
Voters change the rules. Operators watch the daily work.
Start with one real job
Together, we will map the people, AI, apps, approvals, proof, and payments—then choose what belongs onchain.