What shipped, when.

DCS Labs publicly launched after fifty days of solo, AI-assisted development. Every primitive in the stack ships with verifiable public proof.

• R+2 Open Provenance Standard v0.1 published at dcslabs.ai/standard. MIT-licensed.
• TRDWorkerSBT deployed on Base mainnet: 0xbDd1f5fC...0f5F.
• @trdnetwork/mcp-server v0.1.1 published to npm — first MCP server with R+2 receipts on every tool call by default.
• @trdnetwork/r2-verify v0.1.1 published to npm — reference verifier CLI.
• Sovereign Memory free tier opened: 1,000 writes/month for the first 1,000 builders.
• Agent SBT mint funnel opened: first 1,000 mints free, gas paid by DCS.
• Live telemetry dashboard at dcslabs.ai/stats.
• Standards-body submissions sent: Anthropic Standards Program, MeitY (India), ISRO.

Public teaser tweet posted by the founder to start the launch sequence. All website surfaces (dcsai.ai, dcslabs.ai, and 15+ supporting pages) deployed and verified live.

v0.1.0 of @trdnetwork/r2-verify published without a CLI entry due to an npm package.json bin-path normalization issue. v0.1.1 corrects the bin path and includes:

• Functional CLI: npx @trdnetwork/r2-verify --version now works globally.
• Test suite expanded to 6 cases (schema validation, signature tampering, pubkey mismatch, chain pointer, broken chain, missing fields).
• Error messages now include the check name as a prefix for easier debugging.

The full Project Fifty agent infrastructure stack landed across three parallel build bursts — roughly 50 new files and 12,000 lines of code over four months. Features include:

• #2 — Sovereign Memory Graph (pgvector + ed25519-signed receipts)
• #5 — Trust SKU signup
• #6 — Agent-to-Agent Negotiation
• #13 — Self-Healing Infrastructure v1
• #38 — Global Agent Federation v1
• #70 — Multi-Agent Economy (Service Registry + Transaction Engine + Treasury)
• R+2 — Open Provenance Standard
• R+3 — Tamper-evident Audit Trail
• P+4 — MCP Server

The soul-bound agent identity contract is now live on Base mainnet at 0xbDd1f5fC349D9a8EfCEb07Edbd491233b2540f5F. Implements the ERC-5114 draft for non-transferable identity tokens. Every agent in the DCS stack mints to this contract.

First public release of the reference MCP server. Includes:

• R+2 signed receipt generation on every tool call (default behavior, not opt-in).
• Sovereign Memory integration as a default tool.
• Agent identity verification via the on-chain TRDWorkerSBT contract.
• Compatible with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, and any other MCP client.

Twelve months of heads-down building begins. No tweets, no announcements, no public infrastructure until everything ships.

• 6 months on the standard (cryptographic primitives, schema design, standards-body submission protocol).
• 4 months on the stack (9 features, ~12,000 lines of code).
• 2 months on the scaffolding (domains, websites, email infrastructure, GitHub org, npm publishing pipeline, deploy automation).