Atomic Multi-Agent
Orchestration.
Transactional rollback and hardware-isolated consensus for specialized AI agent networks inside TEE enclaves.
Uncoordinated Web2 Agent Pipelines
Traditional multi-agent frameworks (LangChain, crewAI) run sequentially over HTTP. If Agent B (Compliance) vetoes a transaction *after* Agent A (Treasury) has already executed its write, the system is left in a broken, inconsistent state with no rollback capability.
100%
Risk of Half-Executed States
Zero
Rollback Semantics over HTTP
Atomic Rollback Boundary
Synod turns independent agents into a unified, transactional agent platform inside a TEE. Either all specialists approve and the blind paymaster executes, or the entire transaction aborts—rolling back all staged database modifications with zero side effects.
Cross-Contract TEE Execution
Synod deploys multiple enclaves inside Intel TDX boundaries. The Coordinator orchestrates Specialists via `contracts-call`, ensuring that if any Specialist vetos, the state reverts back to the original baseline before it hits the host.
Groth16 ZK-SNARK Limits
To prevent the unsecure agent logs from exposing transaction values, the Compliance Specialist verifies spending policy compliance blindly. The client generates a Groth16 proof showing that the payout does not exceed category limits without revealing the transaction amount.
SLA Consensus & x402
Multi-agent verification workflows are guarded against Sybil execution spam using x402 micropayments. Consensus evaluations require validating on-chain payment tokens before the enclaves execute specialists.
Tokenized Consensus
Prevents workflow spam on enclaves
Verifiable trace
Signs VC verifying the approval chain
Real-Time Consensus War-Room
The Synod Dashboard tracks the live deliberation logs. Monitor consensus voting across Treasury and Compliance specialists, verify the enclave-signed audit trails, and watch the atomic commit/rollback states in real-time.
Sub-Millisecond Leaf Latency
High-performance multi-agent coordination. Using native WASIP2 compilation, the enclaves verify cryptographic proofs and execute transaction staging loops in sub-millisecond timelines.
| Phase | p50 | p99 |
|---|---|---|
| Contracts Call Loop | 0.58 ms | 1.12 ms |
| ZK Proof Verify | 1.34 ms | 2.45 ms |
| State Rollback Revert | < 0.003 ms | < 0.006 ms |
11 Onboarding Bugs & Gaps
While building the Vouch Suite (including Synod, Epoch, Lethe, Silo, and Visor), we performed a deep audit of the `@terminal3` SDK. We discovered and documented 11 distinct bugs and documentation gaps, providing full workarounds.
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Synod is fully open-source, offering a robust client-side SDK, Express coordinator gateway, Rust enclave contract, and Next.js war-room dashboard.