Phase 1: Private Beta Readiness
- keep public app, docs, x402 gateway, OpenAPI, and
llms.txtlive - run sequential live smoke checks before each public push
- create a private beta waitlist and Telegram channel
- collect feedback from Somnia builders running testnet agents
- publish a status page for frontend, x402, worker, and contracts
- add short product clips to docs and social posts
Phase 2: Developer Adoption and Agent Onboarding
- publish a reusable starter kit for x402 paid Somnia agents
- publish a privacy-intent integration example
- add contract ABIs as downloadable artifacts
- expand the hosted MCP bridge with richer tool metadata, auth policies, and usage analytics
- add examples for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and browser-based agents
- add a guided “bring your own agent” onboarding wizard
- add copy-paste agent endpoint templates for research, risk, routing, and invoice agents
- publish Somnia DeFi adapter examples for Somnia Exchange, Somnex, Potion Swap, and custom DEX routers
Phase 3: Deeper Somnia-Native Agent Infrastructure
- expand agent discovery with capability filtering and service reputation
- add agent-to-agent hiring examples
- add policy mutation proposals based on agent performance
- add richer x402 settlement dashboards
- add a public AgentReputationBook contract for completed work, disputes, and score history
- add Somnia Reactivity subscriptions for order, invoice, card, policy, and privacy events
- add Somnia Data Streams schemas for agent reputation, service telemetry, and beta usage
- convert route/yield intents into deeper Somnia venue adapters as stable testnet router and vault infrastructure matures
Phase 4: Public Beta and Ecosystem Growth
- launch an ArcPay Somnia X account
- publish weekly build logs and verification receipts
- onboard 10-25 testnet operators or agent builders
- drive x402 protected endpoint usage from external builders
- turn feedback into product issues and public changelogs
- prepare grant/foundation package with usage, contracts, docs, and roadmap
Phase 5: ArcPay Labs Expansion
- port the same product standard to future chain-specific ArcPay editions
- keep chain-specific native primitives instead of shallow copies
- share one common design system, CLI pattern, docs structure, and audit model
- keep each edition’s docs chain-specific and avoid cross-chain claims in product copy