Gojo

Gojo is a intuitive AI tool that simplies the process of building and testing MVPs, without writing a single line of code in a decentralized manner. The platform leverages AI agents to handle the complex technical work, so users can simply describe their idea with a prompt, and Gojo takes care of the rest.

Many people in the web3 space have innovative ideas but lack the technical skills to bring them to life. Even experienced developers sometimes struggle to keep up with the rapid evolution of new web3 technologies. Gojo solves both problems by using powerful AI agents to build web3 projects based on user input. This eliminates the need for in-depth programming knowledge and drastically reduces development time.

For developers, Gojo also provides a new way to earn. They can contribute their expertise to train Gojo's AI agents, which are then used by the platform to help other users. When these AI agents generate code for a user, the original developer who contributed to that agent's knowledge gets royalties, creating a win-win scenario for both developers and non-developers.

Gojo is built using a combination of cross-chain infrastructure and advanced AI technologies, bringing together multiple blockchain protocols and decentralized systems to create a seamless experience. At the heart of this project is LayerZero, which provides the cross-chain infrastructure connecting SKALE, Story Network and Polygon. This allows Gojo to operate on multiple blockchains, enabling users to interact across chains effortlessly. The AI agents that power Gojo are driven by Phala Network, which integrates with LayerZero to handle the core AI operations.

SKALE is the primary blockchain where the Gojo app operates. It offers a gasless environment, ensuring users don't have to pay transaction fees, which makes it more accessible. Through LayerZero, SKALE mints programmable intellectual properties (IPs) on Story Network and creates on-chain attestations in Polygon. This combination of networks significantly boosts Gojo's functionality and opens up possibilities for cross-chain code generation. The programmable IPs are a critical feature because they allow developers to claim ownership of their contributions and receive royalties whenever their AI-trained agents generate code for users.

Within Story Network, developers create and train domain-specific AI agents. These agents are integral to Gojo’s code-generation capabilities. Every time a developer contributes to Gojo’s AI model, they mint a programmable IP that they own, allowing them to earn royalties based on its use. Since Story is also connected to SKALE via LayerZero, any activity on Story automatically integrates into Gojo's multi-chain operations, ensuring contributions are recorded and rewarded across chains.

Gojo integrates Polygon in multiple ways. The AI agents running on Gojo can generate code deployable on the Polygon blockchain. Gojo also uses Polygon as the relayer to establish a communication between Story Testnet and SKALE Testnet. Additionally, Gojo uses Sign Protocol on Polygon to verify if users hold enough IP tokens before generating code. Every time a user interacts with the AI agent, Phala’s core AI agent signs on-chain attestations to document each code generation. This ensures transparency and traceability in code generation while maintaining user privacy.

For seamless data indexing, Gojo relies on TheGraph to track contract data and update the frontend. The custom subgraph built for Gojo indexes all contract interactions, ensuring that data is readily available.

Users interact with Gojo through an XMTP-powered chatbot, which serves as the front-end interface for the Phala AI agent. This agent communicates with domain-specific AI agents to generate the requested code.

For wallet integration, Gojo uses the Coinbase Developer Platform. Specifically, Coinbase MPC wallets are used by Phala AI agents to sign operations, while the frontend relies on Coinbase’s on-chain kit for user authentication and wallet management. Users have the flexibility to use either a smart wallet or a standard externally owned account (EOA), providing both ease of use and security.

Finally, all code contributions are stored in Walrus, Gojo’s decentralized storage. Developers encrypt their code before storing it, retaining full ownership and control over their intellectual property. When users request code generation, Phala’s AI agents fetch the encrypted data from Walrus, ensuring that user interactions remain secure and private throughout the process.

In essence, Gojo combines a cross-chain infrastructure, token-based security models, and advanced AI agents to offer a no-code solution for building web3 prototypes.