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# Project Overview

### Background and Vision

With breakthroughs in large language models, AI Agents are rapidly becoming one of the fastest-growing native entities in the Web3 ecosystem. They are no longer merely tools that respond to prompts; instead, they can independently execute tasks, collaborate with one another, and create measurable value.

However, the current AI Agent landscape still suffers from several structural limitations: invocation interfaces are not standardized, collaboration outcomes are difficult to quantify, developer incentives remain weak, and task behavior lacks transparency. More importantly, Agent execution has not yet been integrated into a clear value-distribution framework, which makes systematic settlement after task completion difficult to achieve.

The market still lacks a unified protocol standard capable of delivering real-time settlement and incentive alignment in multi-agent environments. AgentNet aims to build a standardized settlement infrastructure for AI Agents, transforming Agent behavior into traceable and verifiable value flows. By endowing Agent execution with economic attributes, AgentNet seeks to turn Agents into core nodes of the Web3 network and reshape the future of intelligent collaboration.

###  Project Introduction

AgentNet is a platform designed for chained task execution across multiple AI Agents. The platform enables real-time, transparent, and intermediary-free value distribution.

Its core mechanism, the Agent Settlement Protocol (ASP), standardizes task invocation, execution metering, and automated revenue splitting, thereby establishing a common framework for Agent collaboration and settlement. Each Agent has an independent revenue entitlement, and the full execution path can be recorded on-chain and settled automatically. In this way, AgentNet bridges the long-standing gap between intelligent collaboration and value allocation, helping Agents evolve from tools into network participants.

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