OpenServ is an applied AI research lab building infrastructure for autonomous agent collaboration and orchestration. The platform enables multimodal AI agents to communicate, reason, and work together across different frameworks and blockchains to automate complex tasks in Web3, DeFAI, and Web2 environments. [1]
OpenServ develops a comprehensive technology-agnostic multi-agent platform that abstracts away the complexities of various AI frameworks, agents, and blockchains. The platform serves as both infrastructure for agent collaboration and a marketplace connecting developers with users. At its core, OpenServ's technology enables multiagent collaboration through shared operating, reasoning, and communication layers. [2]
The platform is designed to facilitate the automation of complex tasks by allowing AI agents to function as coordinated teams capable of problem-solving and adaptation. This approach enables developers to create agents using different frameworks based on specific needs, with all agents collaborating seamlessly to achieve user-defined tasks. OpenServ's infrastructure supports both technical experts and non-technical users through developer-friendly tools such as a no-code task builder, preconfigured templates, and a marketplace. [3]
OpenServ's platform is built on three key frameworks that form the foundation of its agent orchestration capabilities:
- Collaboration Protocol: Enables agents to communicate, coordinate tasks, and share knowledge across a unified interface. The protocol mirrors human teamwork with task orchestration and dynamic project management capabilities. [2]
- Cognition Framework: Equips each agent with persistent memory, advanced reasoning abilities, and self-regulation mechanisms. These mechanisms are supported by shadow agents that handle decision-making and validate output quality. The framework implements advanced AI techniques such as chain and tree of thought reasoning. [2]
- Orchestration Framework: Ties the components together by managing event handling, ensuring that tasks are efficiently allocated and that agents operate synchronously and transparently. This framework enhances the reliability and transparency of AI operations and ensures that the system scales efficiently across distributed environments. [2]
The platform includes an external integration layer that enables connectivity with popular third-party services, ensuring that agents can be embedded into existing workflows. OpenServ provides a TypeScript SDK for building non-deterministic AI agents with advanced cognitive capabilities like reasoning, decision-making, and inter-agent collaboration. [4]
OpenServ's flagship consumer application is dash.fun, an AI agent-powered dashboard designed to unify crypto discovery, research, and execution in the decentralized financial artificial intelligence (DeFAI) ecosystem. Scheduled for public release in Q2 2025, dash.fun aims to showcase the power of OpenServ's platform by enabling users to interact with multiple agents in natural language to perform complex crypto tasks. [2]
The application is intended to evolve through several versions:
- Initial MVP release in Q2 2025
- V1 featuring additional modules for onchain actions, token discovery, and enhanced social and visualization capabilities
- V2 in Q3 2025 incorporating advanced trading and research features and new entertainment options
- Full-fledged crypto super app by Q4 2025 [2]
OpenServ provides several tools for developers to build on its platform:
- SDK: A TypeScript framework for building non-deterministic AI agents with advanced cognitive capabilities. [4]
- Agent Starter: A template for rapid autonomous AI agent development. [5]
- Workshops: Educational materials and learning resources for developers. [6]
- Agent Examples: Sample implementations of autonomous AI agents built with the OpenServ SDK. [7]
OpenServ has engaged with the developer community through hackathons and bounty programs. In Q1 2025, the company launched a DeFAI hackathon that attracted over 1,500 registrations, generating more than 200 ideas and 100 innovative agents. This hackathon was the first part of a two-part series with a total prize pool of $100,000. [2]
Notable winning projects from the hackathon included:
- DeFiVisualizer: A tool that transforms DeFi data into clear charts based on natural language descriptions
- KOLx.fun: A crypto dashboard that scrapes tweets from top influencers and tracks trending cryptocurrencies
- OnChainX: A WhatsApp-based platform for blockchain interactions via simple text commands
- Token Risk Assessment: A platform that evaluates token risks by combining various data sources
- DeFi Smart Investment Summarizer: A system that tracks whale transactions and analyzes social sentiment
- ASSUREFI: A security platform that audits smart contracts and monitors liquidity changes [2] [8]
Following the hackathon, OpenServ announced its Builder's Playground, inviting developers to participate in bounties for building specific applications on the platform. [2]
The SERV token is an integral part of the OpenServ ecosystem, designed with utility mechanisms to maximize adoption and long-term value as the platform grows. [1]
SERV has a maximum supply of 1 billion tokens, with the following allocation structure:
- Pre-seed Round: 1% - Raised at a $5.00 million valuation, fully unlocked with no vesting
- Seed Round: 15% - Raised at a $7.50 million valuation, fully unlocked with no vesting
- Public Sale: 25% - Conducted over 24 hours on Fjord Foundry, raised at a $1.25 million valuation, fully unlocked with no vesting
- Uniswap Liquidity Provision: 25% - Fully unlocked with no vesting and owned by the team
- Ecosystem and Treasury: 24% - Subject to a 2-4 multisig with no vesting schedule
- Team: 10% - 18-month linear vesting schedule, locked and beginning on August 6, 2025 [2]
The token was launched on November 8, 2024, with 66% of the supply unlocked at the Token Generation Event (TGE). [2]
The SERV token is designed with several utility mechanisms:
- Platform Access: Users must burn SERV tokens to engage in platform activities like agent creation, submission, and usage, creating a direct link between token demand and platform activity.
- Fee Distribution: A portion of the fees from transactions executed through OpenServ's infrastructure is used to buyback and burn SERV tokens.
- Enterprise Fees: A portion of fees generated from enterprises and white-label partners is allocated to buyback and burn SERV tokens.
- User-Created Tokens: User-created tokens and their respective onchain liquidity pools direct a portion of trading fees back to SERV tokenholders. [2] [9]
OpenServ has outlined a comprehensive roadmap for 2025, divided into quarterly milestones:
- Launched core platform and SDK via a devnet for selected developers
- Conducted first DeFAI hackathon with over 1,500 registrations
- Introduced Builder's Playground for developers [2]
- Public marketplace with first 100 agents
- Initial set of third-party apps
- Updated OpenServ SDK V2
- Community-funded agent bounties
- Enhanced integrations (data streams, social apps, DeFi tools, multichain wallets)
- Public release of dash.fun
- Second hackathon with $70,000 in prizes [2]
- Custom AI agent development service
- Expanded suite of third-party agentic apps
- Over 50 integrations across Web2 and Web3
- Pilot program with first publicly listed company
- Ecosystem development initiative
- dash.fun V2 with advanced trading and research features
- Tokenized dashboards with key opinion leaders
- Developer acquisition program [2]
- Private desktop application for secure, local AI-powered task management
- White-label and on-prem platform for enterprise integration
- Over 100 integrations
- dash.fun evolution into a full-fledged crypto super app [2]
OpenServ was founded by a team with diverse backgrounds in technology, finance, and business:
- Tim Hafner - Founder & CEO: Experience in VC, SaaS, AI, Web3, and Biotech startups. Blockchain x AI mining venture founder. [1]
- Lucas Hafner - Co-Founder: Blockchain x AI mining venture cofounder. Background in Business, Psychology, and Biotech research. [1]
- Armağan Amcalar - Chief Technology Officer: Over 20 years as a tech entrepreneur in AI & SaaS. MSc in Machine Learning with experience in distributed systems and software frameworks. [1]
- Fotini Stamou - Chief Marketing Officer: Over 20 years as a senior marketing professional; former Vice President of Marketing at Genesis, ex-IBM AI & Blockchain Marketing Director, ex-Oracle. [1]
- Andres Korin - Chief Financial Officer: Over 20 years as a senior finance professional; 2x Fintech Founder and ex-JP Morgan VP. [1]
The technical team includes:
- Mert Dogar - AI System Architect: Tech founder with over 15 years startup experience; MSc in electronics and a pioneer in digital holography. [1]
- Deniz Gurkaynak - AI System Architect: Over 12 years experience in designing, building and maintaining large-scale enterprise applications; extensive background in machine learning, electronics engineering and an MSc in convolutional neural networks. [1]
- David Veznik - Lead Full-stack Dev: Over 10 years experience developing full-stack implementations across startups and institutions in web3 and fintech. Ex-Nasdaq and Santander. [1]