Michael Sutton is building Argent — the AI-agent programming language for Kaspa Kaspa core developer Michael Sutton is shipping Argent: an actor-based language and compiler designed so both humans and AI agents can build complex on-chain applications on Kaspa’s L1 covenants. Argent lets you compose multiple contracts, link apps atomically, and expose clean interfaces — all compiling down to auditable SilverScript that runs natively on Kaspa’s BlockDAG. No separate VM. No trusted bridge. Just pure PoW consensus enforcing the rules. Sutton put it plainly: giving agents a clean language model is the difference between usage and no usage. Humans and AI both thrive with higher-order abstractions. Argent is that layer — so agents can post tasks, manage state, compose with other apps, and settle payments without wrestling raw opcodes or fragile off-chain glue. Why this matters for market share: • AI agents need fast, cheap, deterministic settlement. Kaspa already has 10 BPS and micro-fees. • They need enforceable rules and atomic multi-app composition. Toccata covenants + Argent deliver that on L1. • They need something they can actually read, generate, and verify. Argent’s actor model and open interfaces are built for that. While other chains still bolt agent tooling onto slow or custodial stacks, Kaspa is making the base layer agent-native. Argent is the missing piece that turns “programmable PoW” into “the place AI agents actually build and transact.” The rails are live. The language is being built for the machines. That’s how Kaspa takes share in the agent economy. #MichaelSutton #Argent #Kaspa #KAS #AIAgents #Toccata #Covenants #ProgrammablePoW #AgentEconomy #BuildOnKaspa #KaspaKing1 #iykKASyk