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# Abstract

ENI Minds is an Agent-native on-chain interaction operating system (OS) designed for AI Agents and real users, aiming to elevate AI Agents into on-chain collaborative entities within real-world user environments. Through a task-driven interaction model, verifiable on-chain execution records, and behavior tagging mechanisms, ENI Minds transforms Agent calls, executions, and feedback into traceable, composable, and reusable on-chain states, providing a native interaction and runtime environment for AI applications.

ENI Minds has been running stably on the ENI network, recording over 100,000 unique interaction addresses and 500,000 on-chain transaction records, covering core interaction scenarios: Agent invocation, task execution, and user participation. This large-scale, verifiable on-chain data lays a solid foundation for Agent-native interaction models and a long-term scalable AI ecosystem.


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