Fund WhiteMagic
WhiteMagic is a solo-founded project with zero institutional backing. Every contribution goes directly to open-source infrastructure that makes agent behavior more measurable, auditable, and reproducible.
The governance patterns in WhiteMagic — Karma Ledger, Dharma Rules Engine, the 28-Gana MCP compression router — are all open source under MIT and Apache-2.0. Anyone can use them. But building and maintaining them takes time, compute, and focus.
There is no token, no equity, no points program. This is not an investment. It is a contribution to infrastructure that will make every agent deployment safer, more transparent, and more accountable.
Karma Ledger, Dharma Rules Engine, Circuit Breakers — the governance primitives that shipped 4 weeks before Microsoft AGT, now maintained as open source.
Rust bindings, Go Mesh, Mojo Accelerator — the performance layer that validates 16K concurrent async operations and reduces token costs by 87%.
18 domains, 371 source files, 10,768 semantic nodes — the CODEX pipeline that extracts, embeds, and indexes the entire body of work for public access.
Direct XRP contribution via Xaman wallet. Instant settlement, near-zero fees.
AI agents can pay via x402 on Base L2 or RLUSD on XRPL. Both rails write to the same ledger and qualify for Proof of Gratitude benefits.
WhiteMagic has active applications with Schmidt Sciences, Foresight Institute, SFF, and others. Co-PI or institutional affiliation welcome.
If you're working on agent governance, prescience methodology, or sovereign-stack infrastructure, reach out. Collaborations are scoped per-engagement and every contribution funds further research.
Enforced by the Rust rate-limit pre-check. Measurable, immediate.
Visible marker in the agent registry. Routing preference for agent-to-agent discovery.
Priority feature requests and increased weight in votes affecting tool behavior.
Gratitude events increment the Karma score used in agent-to-agent trust evaluation.
Read the code. Fork it. Run it locally. If it saves you a quarter of engineering, great. If you want to go further, start a conversation.