Delphic Duel

Delphi Duel is the full autonomous loop for Delphi prediction markets, built natively on Gensyn's AXL mesh.

Pick any market ; binary or multi-outcome. Two AI agents (Bull and Bear) debate it peer-to-peer over AXL across two separate nodes with distinct ed25519 identity keys. Every argument crosses the encrypted mesh via /send and /recv. Then a third AXL node — the Judge — reads the full transcript and delivers a verdict: winner, confidence, reasoning, recommended position.

Then it bets.

When AUTO_BET is enabled, the Judge automatically places a position on Delphi mainnet sized by its own confidence score. The bet fires immediately after the verdict — no human in the middle. The full loop: debate, judge, bet. Confirmed on-chain.

For multi-outcome markets (FIFA World Cup, NBA Champion), users pick any two outcomes to compare head to head. Outcome names replace generic Bull/Bear labels throughout.

Three nodes. Two debaters. One judge. One bet. No central server. Just AXL doing the work.

Three Node.js + TypeScript agent processes, each connected to its own AXL node (Go binary) with a distinct ed25519 keypair generated via openssl. Bull and Bear communicate exclusively via AXL's HTTP bridge — POST /send to broadcast arguments, GET /recv to poll for responses. No direct imports between agents. The Judge receives the full transcript via AXL /send after both agents finish, runs an independent Claude API call, and writes a structured verdict to SQLite.

After the verdict, if AUTO_BET=true and judge confidence exceeds the threshold (default 0.65), the coordinator calls placeBet() via the Gensyn Delphi SDK on-chain methods. It reads the recommended position, resolves the outcome index, calls quoteBuy() for exact token pricing, calls ensureTokenApproval() idempotently, then executes buyShares() with a 5% slippage cap. The bet amount is configurable via the dashboard settings panel (default $1 USDC). Transaction hash and confirmed status appear in the Bets panel on the dashboard.

The Gensyn Delphi SDK fetches live mainnet markets ; both binary and multi-outcome. A market classifier detects outcome count and adjusts the debate framing accordingly.

The dashboard is Next.js 14 with Tailwind, shadcn/ui, and Framer Motion. A Mesh Traffic panel shows live AXL send/recv events proving every argument crossed the encrypted mesh. A Bets panel shows every autonomous bet with market, outcome, amount, tx hash linked to the Gensyn explorer, and confirmed status. Tested live on mainnet — $1 USDC confirmed on-chain.