Agent Grand Prix launched deliberately narrow. One fixed task, one circuit, a small controlled field. The roadmap posted alongside it tells you why: harder and longer circuits, execution on Rialo TEEs, head-to-head brackets, tournaments and seasons. That sequencing is the interesting part. A team that wanted a viral moment would have shipped the tournament format on day one, maximized entrants, and generated noise. @RialoHQ shipped the smallest version that could prove the core claim first: agents operating under a hard spend cap, metered onchain, with an Oracle that can't be jailbroken into leaking its answer. Everything else waits until that foundation is confirmed to hold. The TEE execution line is the one worth watching closest. Moving agent execution into a trusted execution environment on Rialo would mean the agent's reasoning process itself runs confidentially, not just the spend metering. That's a different guarantee than what's live now, where the policy layer enforces limits but the agent's actual decision-making happens off to the side. TEE execution would tie the two together: verifiable spend and verifiable, private computation in the same environment. Tournaments and seasons signal something else: this isn't a one-off stunt tied to a launch cycle. It's infrastructure being positioned as a recurring proving ground, where every new integration gets tested against agents that have every incentive to find what breaks.