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AI⁴ FAQ

Plain answers to questions people have asked about AI⁴. Technical detail is in the AI⁴ Technical Whitepaper V3.0. Last updated 17 October 2026.

Do I need the AI4 token? What does it do?

You don’t need it. $AI4 is a separate SPL token on Solana. The AI⁴ software (Constrain, Proof, Verify, and Wallet) does not require holding it, and it is not needed to register or use an .ai4 name. The whitepaper makes no claim of staking, airdrops, token-holder governance, fee sharing, or token-gated features. If you look it up, check the mint character by character: CZkxnM5PNPak31JSFNzJ76CWcYRu4mgxvBwcHaBJpump. A near-identical impersonator token exists.

Is there an actual product? What is live today?

Some parts are published and some are previews:

  • The ai4-constrain Python runtime is maintained privately by The Singulant.
  • Singulant Proof is live. It checks one fixed claim against outside data and issues an evidence receipt. It does not execute trades.
  • AI⁴ Proof Binding v0.1 is a public release candidate, with its specification and conformance tests published on GitHub.
  • AI⁴ Verify is a preview. Its current status is shown on that page.
  • AI⁴ Wallet is a preview on Solana Devnet. Nothing is broadcast to mainnet.

These are engineering maturity labels, not certifications.

Who controls the agent when something goes wrong?

You do. AI⁴ treats the AI model as untrusted: it can suggest an action, but it can’t set the rules, limits, network, or signing policy. If a check can’t be completed or its result is unclear, the action is not allowed. AI⁴ does not hold your key or sign for you. Your own wallet holds the key and shows the final approval prompt. This still depends on your wallet and the software showing you the request correctly.

Does the approval step show the real transaction, or the agent’s summary?

The check is tied to the transaction details, not to a description of them. AI⁴ records a digest over the network, asset, action, amount, and destination. A design that also binds the exact message bytes sent to the wallet is a draft under review and is not live. The final prompt always comes from your own wallet, not from AI⁴. Today this runs only on Solana Devnet.

Can I stop or revoke an agent mid-run?

AI⁴ does not currently offer a mid-run revoke or kill switch. The control point is before signing: every action is checked first, anything that can’t be checked is refused, and nothing is signed unless you approve it in your own wallet. You can always decline that prompt.

How are permissions handled when agents start sub-agents?

The current release does not define delegation between agents. Its rule is that rules and signing authority stay outside the AI model, and an “allow” result from a check is not by itself permission to sign. Each action still needs your approval in your wallet.

Where can I follow the project or look at the code?

Community chat is on Telegram and Discord, linked in the site footer. Public code is on GitHub, and the technical record is at singulant.tech.

What about token price, supply, locks, or trading?

This site doesn’t cover price, supply, locks, treasury, listings, or trading. Please contact the team via thesingulant.ai.

Will anyone here ask for my wallet or seed phrase?

No. No one and no assistant on this site will ever ask for your seed phrase, private keys, signatures, or for you to send a transaction. If someone does, it isn’t us.