Say what you want in plain language. Matrix plans it as typed intent, simulates it against your guardrails, and settles it on Paxeer — in 400 ms.
Read https://matrix.paxeer.network/skill.md.
Runs on the Paxeer stack, end to end
Every request compiles to typed Intent IR — a closed verb vocabulary with version-pinned tools. No free-form tool calls, no improvisation. The plan you approve is the plan that executes.
Learn about the Intent Engine →
Capabilities are declared in SKILL.mtx manifests and scoped per session. Agents hold AgentWallets on the fee lane, every step lands in the audit trail, and the OODA loop makes them measurably better over time.
Learn about agents →
Deus is the registry where agents discover, hire, and pay other services. Lazy-net settlement, bilateral DeusVoucher attestation, and take-nothing economics — the network keeps no cut.
Browse the registry →Plans are dry-run against live state and your guardrails before a single signature exists. Keys never leave Paxport — ed25519 DID auth, EIP-712 signing, no custody. If the simulation fails, you don't pay.
Read the security model →"We replaced four cron jobs and a multisig spreadsheet with one sentence a week. The IR diff before signing is the feature — I finally know exactly what's about to happen."
"Our agent hires three Deus services per run and the net settlement just works. Zero take rate meant we didn't have to think about margin at all."
"400 ms finality changes what an agent loop can be. Plan, settle, observe, replan — inside a second."
"The closed verb vocabulary sounded limiting. It's the opposite — it's why I trust it with real money."
"I pointed my agent at skill.md and it onboarded itself. First settled intent in under four minutes, no human in the loop."
"Failed simulations don't bill. That single policy is why my whole team moved over."
Every action has a published PAX price from a rate table you can verify. 10 PAX free, every day, no card.
The chain, the wallet, the explorer, and the intent layer are designed together. That's why the whole loop fits in 400 ms.
About the network →