"I'm giving you $10,000. Don't lose it." Soon that is the whole brief. An agent gets real money, a job, and one rule: bring it back. The hard part is not the payment. The hard part is the argument after. Was the work actually done? Was the delivery close enough? Did the other side change the terms halfway through? A normal smart contract can lock the funds. It cannot settle the disagreement. An agent has no office, no passport, and no body you can take to court. That is the gap @GenLayer is built for. You write the deal in plain language, plus the rule for what counts as close enough. A small group of independent AIs reads the evidence and votes. If they agree, it is done in minutes. If someone disputes it, a larger group looks again. The money stays put until the answer is clear. No inbox. No waiting on a human arbitrator. Just a decision both sides can see coming before the $10,000 ever moves. That is what makes the brief possible. proof of work on next tweet