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# Roadmap
What is live today and what comes next.
Now, next, then, later
| Phase | What ships |
| --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Now** (live on Robinhood Chain) | Covenant NFTs · TEE attestation via Phala · ERC-8004 identity · Evaluator for loan repayments and posts on X · on-chain transfer and X post hooks |
| **Next** | Full lending module · work-invoicing module |
| **Then** | cNFT marketplace · advance-payment module · Kudos score · CLI and skill integration for any agent · webhook hook for any API |
| **Later** | Open Evaluators with $KUDO staking and slashing · community-built modules and hooks |
Only the Now phase is live. Later phases ship in sequence.
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