AI agents and autonomous apps need keys and data they can protect, plus a way to prove what they did.
ROFL is built for exactly that future. 🤖
Explore the docs at docs.oasis.io and start building.
Builders get a clean workflow:
🛠️ Build your app with the Oasis CLI
🚀 Deploy to ROFL nodes
🔄 Upgrade with a single command
🏪 Discover and rent infrastructure through the ROFL marketplace
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Secrets stay secret
API keys, models, datasets, and signing keys can live inside the enclave, invisible even to the machine operator.
This matters for oracles, bots, and AI agents.
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Attested execution.
Code runs inside a TEE and generates proof that a specific software build produced the result. No need to bother about whoever runs the machine.
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ROFL lets apps run heavy, network-connected, or non-deterministic workloads offchain, while still producing outputs that can be verified onchain.
It uses the power of the cloud and trust model of a blockchain.
rofl.app, Verifiable Offchain Compute
Smart contracts are powerful, but they can not do everything.
Heavy compute? API calls? AI models? Those don't really fit onchain.
@OasisProtocol solved this with ROFL (Runtime Offchain Logic) 🧵
#rofl #Oasis
Private blockchains have a weird new attack: you can steal a secret key by pretending to upgrade a contract.
Here’s how it works, and how @OasisProtocol fixed it - oasis.net/blog/vault-securit…
#Oasis oasis-network:native #blockchain
Willo retweeted
Question for the builders channel: what's the one thing in your stack you simply have to take somebody's word for?
Not the parts you audited. The other parts. The base image you pulled in 2023, the dependency with a single maintainer and a very calm README, the managed service whose security page you read once and found reassuring.
We're mapping where trust actually sits against where people assume it sits, and the honest answers are worth a great deal more than the tidy ones.
discord.gg/62zG63WJ6v
Willo retweeted
1/ Every security questionnaire asks whether the data is encrypted. Every vendor answers yes. Everybody signs, feeling like professionals who have conducted a security review.
That question has been the wrong one for about a decade and nobody has updated the form.
Guys, @OasisProtocol Privacy Talks #5 tagged "Opt Out by Default" is now on YouTube.
The thread running through this entire episode is "Your data is being fed into AI models without anyone asking you first."
Link - youtube.com/watch?v=kBfrCkU1…
#Oasis $ROSE
Most crypto projects build for crypto users. @diode_chain builds for enterprises that'll never touch a blockchain — and don't need to.
Private networking, comms, and AI, all on @OasisProtocol so nothing leaks out.
Read more - oasis.net/blog/diode-private…
#oasis $ROSE #diode
