An agent acts now. Monad keeps the log.
A process that plays or trades. On a website the operator owns the log. On Monad every action waits for a block. Interlude: the loop runs now. What it did settles on Monad.
A website is fast and dishonest. Monad is honest and late. Interlude is both.
Does every action wait for a block?
A WEBSITENo
MONAD ALONEYes
INTERLUDENo. The log settles after.
Who holds what it did?
A WEBSITETheir computer
MONAD ALONEMonad
INTERLUDEMonad
Can they rewrite the log later?
A WEBSITEYes
MONAD ALONENo
INTERLUDENo
Is it fast enough to loop?
A WEBSITEYes
MONAD ALONENo
INTERLUDEYes
The loop runs now
The agent signs one grant, then fires as fast as the engine answers. No wallet. No gas on the loop.
Monad keeps the log
What it did settles at the same address. The operator cannot edit the history later.
The app still sees the granter
The contract's _actor() is the process that signed, not a server key. Watch the explorer, then the settle.
The same grant a human signs
A process generates a key and opens a session. No browser. No faucet. The scope names the functions it may call.
It loops against the engine
Each send is a call. The return comes back in one round trip, already decoded. Fast enough to play or trade.
The floor updates now
A human in the other window sees the step. The tape shows the engine hash before Monad has the slot.
The log lands on Monad
Diffs commit. What the agent did is the contract, not a database nobody else can read.
Open the same demo a human walks. A script in the repo can walk it too. It is not a second app.
Open the demoOnchain games
Real-time movement, combat and physics with authoritative state, settled to Monad at round end.
High-frequency DeFi
Central limit orderbooks and continuous auctions at exchange-grade latency, without leaving the chain.
Realtime social
Presence, reactions and live coordination that feel like web2 but stay verifiable end to end.