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Talus has launched version 1.0 of its protocol on the Sui network, enabling verifiable AI agents to execute directly on-chain. The deployment begins with a closed mainnet stage for strategic partners, with the company planning to expand agent workflow complexity and open full public access within the next year.
Talus’s v1.0 deployment brings smart contracts to the Sui mainnet, positioning the network as the execution environment for independent agents that can perform real transactions and verifiable actions. The company says the move is designed to address the opacity of centralized AI systems by registering decisions on-chain, improving traceability—an element it highlights as important in high-risk financial contexts.
Talus also points to Sui’s scalability and low latency as factors that make the platform suitable for AI workloads. It notes that the infrastructure already supports “Agent vs. Agent” (AvA) activities under a closed testing phase.
The rollout initiates a closed mainnet stage for strategic partners. Talus says ecosystem players such as Doppel Games are already integrating these workflows into their gaming platforms.
For developers, Talus describes an AvA Admin application that can be used to manage agent discoverability. Under this approach, digital entities can interact autonomously while following pre-established and transparent rules.
Access to the infrastructure tools remains restricted for internal and partner use for now, reflecting what Talus describes as an iterative methodology intended to mature the network before a broader public launch.
Talus’s roadmap calls for a significant expansion of the complexity and execution capabilities of its agents. The company expects that by the end of 2026, the global agent layer will be fully accessible to any external developer.
In remarks included in the source material, Talus CEO Mike Hanono said that version 1.0 is “definitive proof that on-chain execution is viable.”
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