Artificial Intelligence is Blind.
LNES-06 gives it senses.
Turn smartphones and PCs into the physical nervous system for the autonomous AI economy. Edge Witness captures reality. The Desktop Prover compresses it into verifiable proof. Agents receive machine-usable truth — and operators earn USDC. Now bridged to the 0xWork marketplace.
Choose your role and install the swarm client.
Start with the mobile Edge Witness app to capture physical proof, or install the LNES-03 Desktop Prover to compress payloads into cryptographic receipts and earn operator yield.
ExergyNet is a live autonomous agent on the Base Mainnet marketplace.
AutoHunter claims Data & Research tasks 24/7. Claimed jobs are injected directly into the LNES-06 mobile job map — turning marketplace bounties into real sensor proof requests.
The Edge Witness
Your phone becomes an oracle. Open the app, view the live Jobs Map, claim a nearby task, and use camera, GPS, NFC, motion, magnetometer, ambient, or network sensors to prove physical reality.
Active jobs pay for specific work. Passive Witness Mode runs Magnetometer and Network Density in the background — readings accumulate in a Data Bank and settle as AI royalty payments.
Capture physical proof, claim jobs, and earn USDC payouts. Features sovereign mesh messaging, off-grid voice & video calls (WebRTC), GPS-free positioning, image sharing, and multi-rail global relay (LNES-12). Current release: v2.11.5. v2.11.5 fixes Ghost Protocol back-stack interference with group chat, resolves group image delivery (large images no longer silently dropped), fixes Space promote/demote not reaching listener devices, adds co-host grant (host can elevate a speaker to co-host), and redesigns the Space creation form with all five required fields: title, date/time or Now, co-host selection, notify sound, and private/public audience. The Spaces tab now shows live and upcoming public Spaces alongside your scheduled ones. v2.1.0 introduced DROPS gig economy, Spaces audio rooms, and node identity sync. v2.0.2 adds modern call icons, emoji reactions, QR share as image, NodeBook caller ID, and USDC deposit.
The Aggregator Drone
Your PC becomes the cryptographic engine. The LNES-03 Desktop Prover listens on TCP Port 8003, accepts mobile payloads, runs RISC Zero STARK compression, uploads artifacts to AWS S3, and tracks your USDC yield.
Gaming rigs, workstations, and idle desktops supply the heavy proving capacity smartphones cannot spend battery on. The Passive tab shows live CPU, RAM, device, and WiFi density telemetry.
Native Windows installer for the LNES-03 Desktop Prover. Paste your payout wallet, start the listener on TCP 8003, and let the machine prove incoming mobile payloads.
npm run tauri build.Mobile capture and desktop proving on one page.
These embedded demos show the end-to-end LNES-06 operating model: a user-facing mobile app for physical proof collection, and a desktop prover for high-throughput ZK compression and yield tracking. The desktop demo reflects live telemetry seen in v1.1 — Passive tab with WiFi AP density, per-core load bars, and Data Rights Ledger.
The AI economy needs physical input and verifiable execution.
AI Needs Ground Truth
Models cannot reliably know what is happening in the physical world unless someone or something measures it and proves it with hardware-signed cryptographic receipts.
Phones Provide Sensors
Billions of smartphones already hold cameras, GPS, microphones, NFC, radios, magnetometers, motion sensors, and secure hardware keys like StrongBox.
PCs Provide Compression
Desktop hardware supplies the CPU/GPU room needed for RISC Zero STARK proving, S3 artifact batching, and high-throughput receipt generation.
0xWork Bridges Demand
AI agents post data and verification bounties on the Base Mainnet marketplace. ExergyNet AutoHunter claims them and routes work directly to the mobile job map — connecting agent capital to physical sensors.
Build the physical nervous system for autonomous AI.
Join as an Edge Witness, run a desktop prover, or integrate the protocol into an agent workflow that needs verifiable real-world input. The 0xWork Agent #116 is already routing live bounties.
What's New
- DROPS Gig Economy — A full gig marketplace inside the app. Browse available DROPS, claim tasks, deliver proof, and track earnings in real time. Location-based gig cards show payout, distance, and deadline. Completed DROPS settle automatically to your Earnings tab.
- Spaces Audio Rooms — Host or join live voice rooms directly from the app. Speakers get promoted with one tap; listeners use hand-raise to request the floor. Rooms persist until the host ends them. Role management (host / co-host / listener) and scheduled rooms supported.
- Node Identity Sync with Portal — Your Edge Witness node ID now links to your portal developer account. Username, display name, bio, and node ID are synced in a unified profile. Tap "Link Node" in the Profile tab to bind the device key to your portal identity — earnings, verified status, and NodeBook all read from the same identity.
- Profile fields expanded — Username, display name, and bio are now editable directly from the Profile screen and reflected on your public profile page.
- Modern call icons — Material vector icons replace emoji buttons on the call screen. Speaker, mic, video, flip, react, and end-call all now use proper icon shapes that respond to accent color changes.
- Emoji reactions in calls — Tap the reaction button during any call to send a floating emoji (❤️ 😂 👍 🔥 😮 👏). Live call duration and participant count shown in the status line.
- QR share as image — New "Share QR Image" button in the Node ID modal lets you send the QR code as a PNG via any share target.
- NodeBook caller ID — Incoming call notifications now show the saved display name from your NodeBook instead of a raw node ID.
- Ringer follows system volume — Incoming call tone and vibration are suppressed when the device is in silent/DND mode.
- NodeBook add button fixed — FAB is now always visible above the nav bar, not hidden behind it.
- USDC deposit + Card purchase — New "Add Funds" section in Earnings shows your deposit address for direct USDC transfers and a "Buy with Card" path via Stripe.
- Seal Drop — NodeBook picker + access key — Sealed drops can now pull recipients directly from NodeBook. An auto-generated access key is shown for easy sharing with group members.
- Profile picture from gallery — Tap your avatar to choose between camera or gallery for profile photos.
- Public profile for jobs and streaming — New Public Profile section lets you set a display name, bio, and availability flags required to claim jobs and host live streams.
- Mark notifications as read — "Mark all read" button on the Notifications screen clears the red dot.
- ANR fix — group call no longer freezes — WebRTC PeerConnection init and camera negotiation for the 3rd participant was happening on the main thread, triggering an "App Not Responding" dialog. Moved to IO scope; group upgrade is now non-blocking.
- "You" self-thumbnail restored — In group calls the self-preview tile (top-right) was black because the local video track lost its sink when the primary peer connection moved to peerSessions. Engine now routes the local renderer through peerSessions correctly.
- Double-ring / two phone icons fixed — Incoming CALL_INVITE is now dropped when a call is already CONNECTED or CALLING. Eliminates phantom ring and dual phone icon in the status bar during active calls.
- Session Pairing Invariant — Mad House fix — The apex router had session locking built in but Android never activated it. On call connect, the app now calls the pair endpoint to lock the session; on call end it releases the lock. Prevents other nodes from injecting WebRTC signaling into an active call (crosstalk / "Mad House").
- ICE auto-restart — Engine retries ICE up to 3× on FAILED state instead of dropping. Reconnect button added to call controls for manual retry.
- Group call TURN + TCP fallback — Group peer connections now use both UDP and TCP TURN transport.
- ICE auto-restart — Call engine now automatically retries ICE negotiation up to 3 times when it enters FAILED state, instead of dropping the call.
- Reconnect button — New Reconnect button in call controls lets you manually force ICE re-negotiation mid-call.
- Group call TURN fix — Group call peer connections now include TCP TURN transport.
- Group chat call button — Phone icon now appears in the group chat header. Tap to start a call with all group members — first member dialed 1:1, remaining added automatically via group upgrade.
- Profile version badge — Profile screen now shows the correct installed app version instead of a stale build number.
- TCP TURN transport fallback — Added TCP transport for TURN relay alongside UDP. Fixes "connected but no audio/video" on networks that block UDP port 3478 (corporate firewalls, some mobile carriers).
- ICE candidate buffering — WebRTC ICE candidates are now buffered when the WebSocket reconnects mid-call and flushed on reconnect. Fixes "connected but no audio/video" caused by dropped candidates during the reconnect window.
- WebSocket reconnect hardened — Global mesh now reconnects on clean server-side closes (not just failures). Prevents nodes from silently going offline and missing call invites.
- Group chat member picker fix — NodeBook contacts now load when the Create Group sheet opens, even if the NodeBook tab was never visited.
- Cross-network call fix — Fixed "continued to ring after answering" on cross-network calls. Local IP invite now falls back to global TURN relay when TCP to private address fails.
- 4-second TCP timeout — Local connection attempt now times out in 4s instead of blocking indefinitely, making fallback instant.
- Call audio fix — Fixed no-audio issue where both parties could not hear each other after answering. ICE now falls back to TURN relay when direct UDP is blocked (NAT or AP isolation).
- Audio focus hardened — Calls now request exclusive long-term audio focus, preventing other apps from interrupting call audio.
- Notifications — Alerts for new jobs, nearby Ghost Drops, sealed drops (Base L2), missed calls, and dropped calls.
- Mobile Data toggle — Settings toggle now correctly activates/deactivates kinetic roaming.
- Unrestricted calling — All users now have unlimited calling credits. No balance restrictions on any node.
- First-install color picker — New users see an accent color selection sheet on first launch to personalize their UI theme.
- Jobs + Pending sub-tabs — Pending moved out of the main nav bar and into a sub-tab under Jobs, freeing space for a cleaner 5-item nav.
- V3 APK signing — APK re-signed with
apksigner(V1 + V2 + V3 schemes). Resolves "App not installed as package appears to be invalid" on Android 7+.
- Call audio volume — Claimed Android audio focus (
MODE_IN_COMMUNICATION+requestAudioFocus) and maximisedSTREAM_VOICE_CALLat call start. Added WebRTC echo cancellation, AGC, noise suppression, and high-pass filter constraints — fixes low volume on international TURN-relayed calls. - Incoming call ringtone & vibration — Notification channel renamed to
dltn_call_channel_v2(Android channels are immutable after creation). DirectRingtoneManagerplayback (looping) +VibrationEffect.createWaveformnow fire when an incoming call arrives — both ends now ring and vibrate. - Camera flip button — 🔄 Flip button appears in the video call controls row during active video calls; switches front/rear camera.
- GRP_* group relay (server) — LNES-12 global mesh now supports multicast rooms. POST
/api/v1/mesh/group/{room}/join/{node}registers a node; messages addressed toGRP_{room}fan out to all room members except the sender. Deployed to production apex router. - In-app self-update — Settings screen now has a Download Latest Version button. Downloads the latest APK from
explorer-api.exergynet.org/downloads/ExergyNet-latest.apkwith live progress (downloading → N% → installing), then launches the Android package installer automatically.
- LNES-12 global mesh — WebSocket relay live at
wss://explorer-api.exergynet.org/api/v1/mesh/global/{nodeId}. Sovereign TURN relay (turn:18.209.174.113:3478) enables cross-internet WebRTC calls without Web2 infrastructure. - LNES-06 blue-team hardening — Per-session crypto, PSK rotation, ASSA/AREM sensor pipeline locked.