CoreAgents

AI Coordination and Operations

CoreAgents assist and aid the humans of a BioDAO – the scientists, DAO admins, community members, investors. They have different Plugins to help each user group.

This kind of Agent has the goal of coordinating the daily life of a BioDAO. They help in the many tasks of marketing, governance, crypto wallet management, member onboarding, and therapeutic product updates.

In the current BioDAOs, all of these areas are run by the BioDAOs with some help from the Bio Protocol. Yet the mission of a BioDAO is related to science, and not the above operations tasks, which can introduce significant overhead. We need to provide BioDAO contributors with the best tools for the job, and Agents, whether they are actively interacted with akin to Iron Man’s Jarvis, or passively watching the Discord chat and Github submissions and updating the community.

CoreAgents are a significant part of the solution in getting web2 scientists to succeed in graduating through the Bio Launchpad and thriving as a BioDAO by lowering the technical barrier for BioDAO creators and automating time-intensive operations.

Research and Growth

For all of the current BioDAOs, they have a mission to conduct research, manage proposals, and grow its community. The CoreAgent can help by automating the DAO’s ongoing operations and ensuring scientific rigor, governance participation, and community member growth.

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• Decentralized Proposal Review: As researchers submit project proposals, AI tools triage and summarize them for the community. It flags any that don’t meet the DAO’s standards or duplicates prior research, ensuring only high-quality proposals reach a vote. This speeds up diligence by providing the community and governance board with concise analyses and risk assessments for each proposal.

• Data Validation & IP-NFT Preparation: When funded projects start producing data, the AI validates the experimental results. It cross-checks reported findings against protocols and known literature to catch anomalies or data integrity issues early, potentially using the yesnoerror agent directly.

• Community Engagement & Growth: With a growing global community, AI chatbots and content tools keep members informed and involved. They answer routine questions, onboard new scientists or enthusiasts, and translate complex updates into layperson summaries.

• Ongoing Knowledge Management: All proposals, research outputs, and governance decisions are continuously indexed by the AI in the DAO’s knowledge repository. This living archive, aligned with BIO’s open-source knowledge ethos, makes it easy to retrieve prior discussions or data when new proposals arise.

• Performance Monitoring & Operations: AI analytics track key performance indicators of the BioDAO’s operations in real time. This includes scientific KPIs including that could qualify the BioDAO for bio/acc rewards from the Bio protocol (e.g. number of projects funded, milestones achieved), community metrics (membership growth, proposal participation rates), and financial health (treasury balance and burn rate).

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In all of these ways, a CoreAgent assigned to each fledgling BioDAO is our solution to the small but inherent difficulties in onboarding web2 scientists into the onchain world. It goes beyond fixing problems, and the agentic automation will help scientists focus on doing science.

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