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Later: Verified Inference

Later: Verified Inference

TEE attestations checked on chain, then zero-knowledge proofs. Phase 5, not a launch claim.

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  1. What is planned
  2. Why it matters
  3. What it is not
  4. Where it sits

Agents increasingly need proof that a result came from the model they paid for. EVVO's roadmap adds verified inference for that.

What is planned

  1. TEE attestations, checked on chain. A trusted execution environment (TEE) is isolated hardware that can attest to what ran inside it. EVVO plans to verify those attestations on chain.
  2. Zero-knowledge proofs of inference. As proving costs fall, the plan adds proofs that a given result came from a given model, without revealing more than that.

Why it matters

Agent Payments and Jobs settle who paid whom and whether the work was accepted. They do not settle whether a result came from the model that was promised. Verified inference would close that gap and give the reputation record something harder to fake.

What it is not

It is not a launch claim, and it is not part of consensus. The chain does not need it to run.

Where it sits

Phase 5 also holds decentralized sequencing, with operators staking $EVVO. See the roadmap.