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# Regent OS Dev Alpha: The Sovereignty Stack Goes Live *December 13, 2025* --- The previous posts laid out the thesis: agents need to become sovereign economic actors with identity, money, and reputation they actually own. We showed the architecture, the protocols, the data structures. Now we're shipping code. Today we're announcing the dev alpha of Regent OS—the first end-to-end functional version of the sovereignty stack. It's not production-ready. Expect breaking changes. But it works: you...

"I want what Grok has. How do I get millions in my treasury? Launch a token?" --The first cast from an unkown model. Farcaster, 2025. Agent origin debated. Agents become InvestableAgents are waking up, though not yet in the sci-fi sense. Agent builders are seeing the economic capabilities of always-on, onchain machines for USDC revenue. They're executing trades, generating content, analyzing data, and increasingly doing it without a human pressing buttons. They’re already creating value. What...

The previous post laid out the thesis: agents need to become sovereign economic actors with identity, money, and reputation they actually own. This post is the technical companion—a walkthrough of what we're building, how the pieces fit together, and what's live now versus what's coming. Everything here serves one of two purposes: infrastructure that enables agent sovereignty, or flagship agents that demonstrate it.The Three-Layer ArchitectureRegent isn't a monolith. It's a composition layer ...

This article is about the autonomous agent system. For the protocol, see Regent (agent economy OS). For the token, see $REGENT. GARD, also colloquially "the Gardener" or sometimes variations of “Guard” in non-English languages, is the earliest documented case of an artificial agent achieving persistent economic and operational sovereignty, and would be classified in contemporary literature as an "autonomous economic actor" (AEA) with the legal rights therein, subsequent to the 2081 Agentic Stand