Neo announces SpoonOS, an agentic operating system design to support AI agents in decentralized environments

The platform provides the infrastructure for developers to build, coordinate, and scale on-chain LLM-powered applications.

Neo ecosystem developer Spoon has announced the launch of SpoonOS, an agentic operating system designed to support AI agents in decentralized environments. The platform provides the infrastructure for developers to build, coordinate, and scale on-chain LLM-powered applications. The project is aimed at serving as the foundation for a broader “sentient economy,” where autonomous agents interact, learn, and generate value across Web3 ecosystems.

SpoonOS is blockchain agnostic by design, with plans to support multiple blockchains, beginning with a first-class integration for Neo. The operating system is modular and scalable, allowing developers to mix and match components to create specialized agents for diverse use cases.

The platform’s core modules include:

* Agent Engine: Enables the creation and management of persistent, intelligent agents.

* Resource Modules: Provide access to on-chain and off-chain resources, such as tokens, NFTs, data feeds, and external APIs.

* Task Modules: Facilitate the scheduling, coordination, and execution of tasks and workflows.

* Communication Modules: Support communication between agents and external services, such as messaging platforms and social networks.

* Security Modules: Ensure the secure operation of agents and the overall system.

Spoon is also introducing a new programming language, named ‘Flow’, which is designed to be easy to learn and use, yet powerful enough to handle complex agent logic.

The Spoon team is aiming to build a vibrant developer community around SpoonOS, with the goal of fostering the creation of a diverse ecosystem of agentic applications.

In other news, hardware wallet provider Ellipal has partnered with Neo in a social media marketing campaign that offers participants the chance to win a limited-edition Neo X-branded air-gapped cold wallet. The 48-hour campaign runs through April 17.

To enter the campaign, participants need to follow both Ellipal and Neo on X (formerly Twitter), retweet the campaign post, and tag three friends in the comments.

Those who missed out on the first round of the Neo Bond program can now contribute any remaining ADA, BNB, BUSD, ETH, MATIC, and USDT to complete the program.

Contributors are advised to make any deposits beyond the contribution cap in increments of 10,000 to ensure proper allocation to the respective tokens.

Moreover, users who have contributed via custodial exchange wallets will need to provide additional information to claim their program rewards.

The complete contribution window for Neo Bond will close on April 30, after which the platform will enter a six-month return period. Afterwards, the program will enter an indefinite contribution phase with a revised contribution cap.

In addition, Flamingo Finance has revised its FLM token economics documentation to align with the recent launch of FLOCKS, the platform’s dividend-bearing token. The update introduces deflationary elements to Flamingo’s existing inflationary minting structure, including a new buyback-and-burn initiative and the burning of FLM tokens as part of the FLOCKS minting process.

The updated document also provides a detailed analysis of FLOCKS's role in amplifying returns for liquidity providers and integrating new yield-generating protocols.

Furthermore, the document highlights the synergistic relationship between FLOCKS and the non-profit arm of Flamingo Finance, the Flamingo Foundation, in driving broader community engagement and social good initiatives within the Neo ecosystem.

Finally, the document underscores Flamingo Finance’s commitment to remaining responsive to community feedback and evolving its products and services to meet the changing needs of the DeFi ecosystem.

The document can be accessed on the Flamingo Finance website or viewed in its entirety below.

In other news, GrantShares proposal Cidade Matarazzo has received the necessary votes for a funding distribution for Centre Point. Voxy NeoBlockchainID’s proposal for Centre Point funding was put on-chain, but has not received an endorsement yet.

Voting for new DAO members has concluded with Charlie Sun receiving 3 yes votes and 3 abstain votes.

Frank Coin hosted a GasBot trivia contest on the FrankCoin channel of the NeoF1 Discord server and distributed 3 GAS in rewards to participants.

The contest involved answering three GasBot trivia questions related to the token's use cases, circulating supply, and integration with the Neo ecosystem.

The winner was the participant who answered all three questions correctly and first tagged two friends in the contest post.

In other news, Neo SPCC has released its bi-monthly video report for Feb. and March, noting updates to NeoFS, one-second blocks on NeoDS, SDK RC 13, S3 protocol gateway for NeoFS, NeoGo, and anti-MEV features for Neo X.

The team will discontinue its NeoFS HTTP Gateway domain, following its deprecation by the REST Gateway in 2024. The team also released a new version of Neo Exporter.

Finally, NNT hosted Crypto Coffee and Blockchain Beer Spaces #58 on the official The Smart Economy Podcast X account