I’ve been digging into how @Talus_Labs is structuring its builder stack. What most AI × crypto SDKs give you: • APIs that push off-chain data on-chain; quick to ship, impossible to verify • Frameworks that break the moment you need real throughput • Docs that talk community but hide missing infra • Incentives that reward points, not permanence What Talus is trying to build instead: • Nexus SDK - agents you can fork, test, and deploy natively on-chain • Move environment - formal verification and safety by design; no asset duplication, no hidden state • Infra access - @WalrusProtocol for models, @SuiNetwork for parallel execution, gas low enough for constant activity • Monetization rails - rent, stake, or loop agents into DeFi flows that actually earn The new @lagrangedev partnership adds DeepProve verification to the mix, so agent decisions aren’t just autonomous, they’re provable too. That’s a big step for any system claiming “on-chain AI.” To me none of this screams “moonshot", it feels more like groundwork. If most stacks are sandboxes, Talus is trying to be a workshop. I’m watching to see if they can attract real devs beyond the experimenters. That’ll decide if Talus becomes a playground - or an actual economy.