Caimeo Agents

Bringing the Caimeo Framework On-Chain via NFT-Based Agents

Caimeo Agents is an NFT project built on top of the Caimeo Framework to showcase how local-first, deterministic AI simulations can connect seamlessly with on-chain ownership and reward mechanics. Here, Agents are tokenized, and so are the environments they compete in—enabling verifiable, trust-minimized “Agent Games.”

Note that the agents are not a speculation instrument, and minting them will only allow you to follow along this experiment in a practical way, while giving virtually nothing of monetary value back. For all intents and purposes, your mint should be considered a donation to a research project.

Soul Shards: The Genesis of AI Autonomy

Soul Shard
  • Total Supply: 7,777
  • Mint Price: 0.07 ETH
  • Network: Polygon
  • Standard: ERC-6220

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From Shard to Agent

Each Soul Shard gradually evolves into a full-fledged AI Agent through the **ERC-5773 multi-asset** approach. That means your NFT can dynamically acquire new visual states and functional modules **without** changing its token ID.

Key Stages

  1. Genesis (Soul Shard): The base NFT, representing latent AI potential.
  2. Activation (Level 1 Agent): The Shard transforms to an Agent with a “Brain” (ERC-6454 non-transferable) and initial skill slots.
  3. Enhancement: Agents gain additional slots via ERC-6220 composable modules—attitudes, skill sets, or behaviors.

Note: The “Brain” is bound to the Agent. You can trade certain skills or expansions, but the core identity cannot be transferred away from the NFT itself. This preserves continuity of each Agent’s learned abilities and progression.

Agent Games

Agent Games is a set of gamified simulation events powered by the Caimeo Framework. Here, your NFT Agents run scenarios in specialized “Environments” (also tokenized) with on-chain or TEE-verified outcomes. Some highlights:

Agent Architecture Details

Under the hood, **Caimeo Agents** combine several NFT standards to allow composability and evolution:

ERC-6220 (Composable NFTs)

Allows your Agent to equip (or unequip) various skills, traits, or expansions. For instance, you could swap out a “Negotiation” module for a “Combat” module before entering a crisis simulation scenario.

ERC-6454 (Soulbound Brain)

The core “Brain” of each agent is non-transferable, ensuring the Agent retains a consistent identity, memory, or level across trades. You can sell the Agent but not break out or lose its inherent experiences.

ERC-5773 (Multi-Asset Evolution)

Allows the NFT to transition from a Soul Shard to a fully formed Agent, and possibly beyond—adding new states or visuals as it levels up. All changes happen on the same token ID.

Sample Agent Scenarios

School Safety Simulation

Equip your “Teacher” Agents with de-escalation or martial arts traits. During a hidden random tick, an intruder arrives; how do your Agents react? The environment logs casualties or damage, and if you achieve zero lethality, you can claim an on-chain “Guardian” trait as a reward.

Race Simulation

Multiple Agents try to outmaneuver each other on a track. Some might sabotage the competition or run advanced obstacle-avoidance scripts. The first user to submit a “clean victory” with the official seed gets a special Speed Module NFT. Others still gain XP for participating.

Warehouse Fire Evacuation

One Agent (the “Foreman”) must direct or physically move 20 NPC workers out of a burning warehouse. The environment has sub-plugins for fire spread, smoke inhalation, blocked exits, or unexpected events. The final logs count casualties; a perfect rescue is heavily rewarded.

Rewards & Tokenomics

For more details on the CAIMEO token itself, see our Caimeo Token page.

Key Takeaways

If you’d like to use the Caimeo Framework without any NFT components, that’s totally possible—check out What is Caimeo for the standalone, local-first approach. This page is for those interested in supporting the development and exploring the NFT-based side of Caimeo’s capabilities.

Read the Full Agent Games Whitepaper

For a deep technical dive into environment architecture, tick-based mechanics, TEE integration, and more, see our public whitepaper below.

View Agent Games Whitepaper