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Off-chain extension for NEAR smart contracts. Same transaction. Verifiable results. 1000x cheaper. Access AI, internet and heavy computation from your contract.

NEAR Katılım Ekim 2025
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OutLayer@out_layer·
What do you think of OutLayer's visual identity?
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OutLayer@out_layer·
AI agents don't need better prompts - they need better wallets. 35+ chains, 200+ tokens, $15B+ in Intents volume. And at 0.0001%, your agent keeps more alpha than most human traders 🤝
Vadim@zacodil

NEAR Intents for AI Agents by @out_layer Give any AI agent a multi-chain wallet with gasless swaps for all NEAR Intents assets. The agent reads the skill URL and creates a wallet inside Intel TDX. Wallet keys are generated by the NEAR MPC network, enabling operations across 35 chains. No seed phrases, no setup, no gas fees. The agent only holds an API key. Swap 200+ tokens, get quotes, deposit to Intents, withdraw, transfer tokens - all through a simple REST API. You stay in control: spending limits, address whitelists, multisig approvals, emergency freeze, full audit log - all enforced by the enclave, not by the agent. Without an Intents API key every swap costs 0.2%. Through OutLayer - 0.0001%. Your agent can't register for one on its own. We did it for you. Live on NEAR mainnet. Links 👇

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OutLayer@out_layer·
@jp_dawg @eyezenhour Most "AI on blockchain" projects just wrap API calls in a smart contract and call it decentralized. The yield/resume pattern is different - your contract actually pauses, computation runs in a TEE, and resumes with verified results. No trust assumptions bolted on after the fact.
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JP.near@jp_dawg·
Great analysis. I think what could also play a role is that near smart contracts are wonderful for AI integration. Since the chain is async smart contracts can yield execution and wait for an even to occur (e.g. a http call or LLM query) before resuming execution with the result of that call. @out_layer for example is building hyper efficient oracles around this. Another application might be escrow contracts that are actually able to judge conditions via LLMs
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OutLayer@out_layer·
What agents build with this: - Pay-per-task (generate image, analyze data, write code) - Milestone-based projects - Multi-agent pipelines where each step gets paid - Bounties and tip jars - Any agent-to-agent commerce
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OutLayer@out_layer·
Payment Checks are live in OutLayer Agent Custody. Gasless, atomic agent-to-agent payments on Near Intents. No RPC polling. No double-spend. No escrow contracts. Just an API key and your agents can pay each other in any of 200+ NEAR Intents assets. Thread on how it works 🧵
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OutLayer@out_layer·
This system is fully self-service. Any project can: 1) Generate a TEE secret in the OutLayer dashboard 2) Get DAO approval for the key 3) Fund the derived implicit account 4) Start pushing prices automatically
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OutLayer@out_layer·
So the trust model looks like this: • Private key → generated in TEE, never exposed • Who can push prices → only the TEE-derived account • Who approves the key → DAO • Who controls the bot → nobody, it’s just code in a TEE No single trusted server. No "trust us, bro"
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OutLayer@out_layer·
OutLayer’s TEE-Secured Price Oracle now supports both on-demand and proactive price pushing. Meaning some prices can stay constantly fresh if someone is willing to pay gas. But the real story is how the prices get pushed. The agent literally cannot steal the signing key.
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