Devnet Launch: First On-Chain Inferences
We deployed raxion-poiq to Solana Devnet and submitted the first InferenceRecords on-chain. The explorer is reading live data from the program accounts.
The raxion-poiq Anchor program is the core of PoIQ Layer 1. It handles submit_convergence (recording CoherenceScore and proof hashes), init_agent (initializing stake and cognitive accounts), deterministic challenge generation, and slashing arithmetic.
The program was built for the SBF target inside a Docker container (Apple container with cargo-binstall for anchor-cli) and deployed using the Solana CLI. The program ID is 5JVFMV1DvhQD6Tm2BtPBs8zkvGArzRGUYF6GSNw2XUeT.
The explorer is a Vite + Vinext (React Server Components) app deployed to Cloudflare Workers. It auto-detects the network by hostname: devnet.raxion.network reads from api.devnet.solana.com, testnet.raxion.network reads from api.testnet.solana.com.
Data fetching runs client-side in the browser. The Solana public RPC blocks Cloudflare Workers IPs, so the fetch happens directly from the visitor browser using DataView for binary parsing of InferenceRecord accounts.
The SDK AgentRunner is now functional: it loads a Solana wallet, initializes agent accounts on-chain, accepts queries, and submits convergence transactions. The next step is validating hypothesis H1 with real heterogeneous models (Transformer, Mamba SSM, Neuro-Symbolic engine) instead of LLM proxies.
ZK proofs end-to-end (RISC Zero 3.0) require a Linux machine with GPU. We are setting up CI with GPU runners to unblock this path.