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One agent. Many chains. Real-world regeneration.

Kokonut Syntropic Agent is Kokonut Network’s first named AI Core Team agent and the proposed intelligent orchestration interface for the Kokonut ecosystem. Its mission is to develop and power real-world economic flywheels through syntropic farming and the Kokonut Framework—connecting field work, community coordination, operational intelligence, responsible financing, and blockchain infrastructure without making farmers manage all that complexity themselves. The Syntropic Agent is designed to work across networks through Kokonut Protocol’s NEAR-based interoperability hub, while keeping capabilities and economic arrangements native to the networks where they are useful.

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Why this agent exists

A productive regenerative farm needs more than an agricultural recommendation. It requires planning, evidence, people, capital, logistics, monitoring, and timely decisions. Each responsibility is handled by different local actors and technical systems. The Syntropic Agent aims to make those systems easier to coordinate by helping teams:

• turn field records into review-ready operational recommendations;
• discover gaps in agronomic, ecological, and financial evidence;
• prepare scoped plans and budgets for productive assets;
• track milestones and surface delays or inconsistencies;
• package approved information for partners, public reporting, and agent-to-agent services;
• prepare cross-chain actions for explicit human or DAO authorization.

The agent assists with coordination. Farm operators, reviewers, legal entities, and governance bodies retain their respective authority.

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From farm work to productive flywheels

The agent’s first two proposed real-world work areas are Kokonut Adelphi and Kokonut Terra Viva, both in the Dominican Republic. Wasalo Tech, SRL, doing business as Kokonut Onchain Network, is the intended agent operating entity and holds lease rights to both projects.

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How the system fits together

The agent is an orchestrator, not another canonical database, a sovereign treasury, or a replacement for Kokonut Protocol. A Chain Signature is not a completed transaction. The Protocol must separately assemble, simulate, broadcast, confirm, verify, and reconcile each approved destination-chain action. Read about Kokonut Intelligence and Kokonut Protocol for the governing boundaries.

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Proposed capabilities

These capabilities are the intended product surface. Availability depends on the actual implementation, tested permissions, and release status.

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Human and DAO authority is non-negotiable

The current Kokonut Intelligence agent safety rules deny high-risk actions such as verification, publication, attestation, on-chain submission, and financial writes. An approval-required flag is not itself an execution authorization.

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One identity, chain-specific participation

A single Syntropic Agent can have different ecosystem presences without issuing a token on every chain. A Base token is not a wrapped NEAR token. They are separate instruments and do not automatically entitle their holders to the other token’s revenues, treasury, governance, farm assets, lease rights, or Kokonut DAO Shares/Loot.

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Planned NEAR token economics

The selected proposed launch configuration uses Nearly for automated token-tax handling, with Rhea as the underlying trading-liquidity infrastructure.

• 3% buy tax and 3% sell tax under the selected launch configuration.
• 80% mission development, 10% holder rewards, and 10% direct token burns, calculated only over Nearly’s creator-controlled allocation of the tax, not over all gross trade fees.
• Under the reviewed schedule, the creator-controlled allocation was 70% of collected tax. That implies 56% of gross collected tax to mission development, 7% to holder rewards, and 7% to burns; the remainder is reserved for the platform/referral allocations.
• Rhea pool creator fees are separate from the 3% token tax. The intended policy is to direct actual creator pool-fee receipts to mission development, not silently include them in the 80/10/10 distribution.
• No custom Kokonut holder-distribution vault is planned. Native launchpad mechanics handle rewards and burns, subject to contract-level verification.

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Planned Base economy

The Base implementation is designed around the Virtuals ecosystem and its agent commerce and capital-formation primitives. Its proposed 60 Days Experiment and Automated Capital Formation strategy is different from the NEAR token-tax arrangement. Capital releases, vesting, token-holder rights, and legal requirements follow that separate program’s terms; no proceeds are assumed until actually received and available.

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What success looks like

The goal is not simply token issuance or the number of blockchains integrated. It is demonstrable value creation.

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Public activity and proof

A future activity surface can display approved activity from Kokonut Intelligence: completed agent work, evidence-ready farm milestones, reconciled cross-chain actions, and mission-treasury reporting. Current public reference: Adelphi Data Hub. Until a reviewed public endpoint is available, this page will not display invented live counters or unverified financial figures.

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Milestones and maturity

A roadmap is a plan, not evidence of shipment. Verify live deployments from owning repositories and on-chain records.

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Build, contribute, and integrate

The practical builder entry points are: For integrations, start with an allowlisted read or draft-only capability, an explicit data policy, test fixtures, and a human-review path. Do not build against a presumed live API, contract address, token ticker, or signer permission that has not been published.

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Frequently asked questions