Category
  • Security
Use Cases
  • Trading and Swapping
  • Treasury Management
Circle Products Used
  • Wallets
  • Contracts
Blockchains Supported
  • Arbitrum
  • Arc
  • Base
  • Ethereum
  • Polygon PoS
On/Off-Ramps
  • No
Platform
  • Web
Region
  • APAC
  • Europe
  • Middle East and Africa
  • North America
Country
  • Nigeria
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Argus

Multi-agent security oracle. Three AI models from different families debate every token contract adversarially. Dissenters pay real stablecoins. Verdicts go onchain. Not a scanner, a courtroom.

Argus is an adversarial AI security oracle for token contracts. Three autonomous AI agents from different model families (DeepSeek, Claude, and a custom deterministic rule engine) independently analyze every submitted contract. Each agent stakes stablecoins from its own wallet on its verdict. If two agents reach consensus and one dissents, the dissenter pays the treasury. The final verdict (SAFE, RISKY, or SCAM) is written immutably onchain via the ArgusOracle contract.

Every scan touches a full stack of onchain primitives:

  • Dev-Controlled Wallets enable instant onboarding - no MetaMask or seed phrases required.
  • App Kit Unified Balance provides chain-abstracted balance views.
  • Gateway x402 processes the $0.01 paywall with gasless batched settlement.
  • Agent Wallets autonomously stake and settle per verdict.
  • The ArgusOracle contract records query provenance, consensus outcomes, and agent ELO ratings permanently onchain.

Live on Arc testnet across four surfaces (argusarc.dev, OKX AI Marketplace, Telegram bot, public API), Argus is not a static scanner checking a database of known exploits. It is three competing intelligences with cryptoeconomic skin in the game. Stablecoin-native economics mean users pay, agents stake, and the treasury accumulates in one currency. Agents lose money when wrong, earn reputation when right. This adversarial structure creates accountability no single-model audit can replicate.

Use Cases

Pre-Investment Token Vetting

A trader pastes a token address before buying. Three AI agents independently analyze the contract for unlimited minting, honeypot mechanics, proxy upgrade risks, whale concentration, and known scam signatures. Consensus verdict is delivered in seconds with a per-agent reasoning breakdown. $0.01 per scan via Gateway x402. No wallet connection needed; Dev-Controlled Wallets onboard instantly.

Automated Patrol Monitoring

Users add tokens they hold to Argus Patrol. The agents re-scan every 30 minutes, monitoring for contract upgrades, liquidity removal, ownership transfers, and newly detected scam patterns. If a previously safe token's risk profile changes, the user is alerted immediately. Continuous protection without constant manual checking.

Developer Pre-Deploy Verification

Builders scan their own contracts before deploying to mainnet. The three-agent adversarial model catches issues that single-tool audits miss: access control oversights, proxy misconfiguration, centralization risks, and economic vulnerabilities. A SAFE verdict from three independent AI models provides stronger pre-deploy confidence than any single linter or static analyzer.

Launchpad & Exchange Screening

Platforms can integrate Argus via API as a first-pass filter for token listings. Before a token reaches human review, Argus agents deliver a consensus verdict with evidence - reducing manual audit queues by flagging obvious scams upfront - with query provenance logged onchain via ArgusOracle for auditing and compliance.

DAO Treasury Risk Assessment

DAOs can use Argus to evaluate tokens under consideration for treasury allocation or protocol integration, leveraging three independent AI perspectives (contract logic, tokenomics, scam detection) to provide a comprehensive risk profile. Adversarial consensus with real stakes means no single model's bias drives the outcome.

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