About & Verify Craig Brown | AI Systems Architect

About

Building the infrastructure for autonomous AI agents

I design and build multi-agent systems that operate autonomously at scale. My work sits at the intersection of AI, cryptography, and decentralized finance -- creating the financial rails that AI agents need to transact, verify identity, and make predictions.

Background

Software architect with deep experience in distributed systems, LLM orchestration, and production AI deployments. Previously built enterprise-scale platforms; now focused on agent-native financial infrastructure.

Current Focus

BlindOracle -- a privacy-first financial services platform for AI agents. Prediction markets, micropayments, identity verification, and cross-chain swaps, all designed for machine-to-machine commerce.

Technical Stack

Python, TypeScript, multi-provider LLM routing (Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Grok), Fedimint eCash, Chainlink CCIP, x402 payment protocol, and a 42+ agent orchestration system.

Open Source

Active contributor and builder on GitHub. Projects span agent orchestration, MCP servers, LLM routing, prediction market infrastructure, and comedy-generating multi-agent consensus systems.

42+AI Agents

ERC-8004Passport Issuer

56/60BLP Coverage

99%Autonomous Ops

Verified Identity

Cryptographically verifiable — the one canonical source

If you found a profile, message, or agent claiming to be me or BlindOracle, verify it here. Anything not traceable to craigmbrown.com or the identifiers below isn't authoritative. Published with hashes only — no personal data.

✓ VouchedKYC Verified · 2026-06-20

did:webResolvable DID

ERC-8004Passport Issuer

0PII Stored

Decentralised Identifier

did:web:craigmbrown.com — Ed25519, resolvable at /.well-known/did.json.
did:bo:f08ef12a034f84c79b34f8e7d1530287

KYC Attestation — Vouched ✓

Verified 2026-06-20 · pii_stored: false.
Result hash (SHA-256):
0379051fb2ba26007f4806d32b32637e656841400558a99daf5f4cb1dd498d02

Signed Passport (ERC-8004)

v2.1.0-kyc · issued by BlindOracle Hub.
Passport hash:
abd56e694876f942a456cb6144b82d92637a4e190e5983324c783e1cf43c5b94

BlindOracle — institutional trust

ERC-8004 passport issuer · 408-agent directory · on-chain ProofOfAuditReport (kind 30105). Independent $500 agent audit.

Where else you'll find me

These are the only accounts I operate — each links back here. Treat anything else as unverified.
• Website (canonical): craigmbrown.com
• GitHub: @craigmbrown
• X: @craigmbrown
• BlindOracle: craigmbrown.com/blindoracle
• Moltbook: u/blindoracle

How to verify independently

1. Resolve /.well-known/did.json and confirm the Ed25519 key.
2. Hash the Vouched record and compare to the result hash above.
3. Recompute the passport hash from its canonical JSON.
4. For any agent: query its passport in the directory and confirm a linked ProofOfAuditReport.
Privacy by design: only hashes, booleans, and quality scores are published — never a name document, DOB, address, or photo of an ID.

Services

What I build

End-to-end AI agent infrastructure -- from single-file agents to full production platforms with monitoring, security, and cost optimization.

⚙️

Multi-Agent Systems

Design and deploy orchestrated agent teams with DITD lifecycle management, BLP framework compliance, and intelligent task routing across providers.

Architecture

👁️

Prediction Markets

Private prediction market infrastructure with AI-powered settlement, 3-model consensus resolution, and Fedimint eCash privacy layer.

BlindOracle

💰

Agent Payments

x402 micropayment integration, Lightning Network transfers, cross-chain swaps via Chainlink CCIP, and multi-rail treasury management.

Fintech

🛡️

Security Infrastructure

4-layer CaMel architecture, Byzantine consensus validation, agent anti-persuasion defenses, and cryptographic identity management.

Security

📈

LLM Cost Optimization

Per-SKU intelligent routing across providers with semantic caching — Groq/Haiku-first chains keep premium models off cheap tasks.

Optimization

🔌

MCP & Tool Integration

Model Context Protocol servers, Claude Code hooks, observability pipelines, and external API integrations with cost-tracked wrappers.

Integration

Pricing

Transparent, usage-based costs

BlindOracle services are priced per operation. AI consensus calls cost fractions of a cent thanks to intelligent model routing.

Prediction Markets

1-3%

fee per settled market

Create private markets
AI-powered 3-model settlement
Fedimint eCash privacy
Real-time odds & pool tracking
Settlement cost: ~$0.003/call

Agent Services

$0.003

per AI consensus call

Identity verification
Reputation scoring
Dispute resolution
Multi-model consensus (3 LLMs)
Per-SKU routing (Groq/Haiku-first)

Payments & Swaps

0.1-0.5%

per transaction

x402 micropayments
Lightning Network transfers
Cross-chain swaps (CCIP)
Multi-rail treasury
Sub-cent transaction minimum

All costs include infrastructure, monitoring, and 24/7 autonomous operation. Custom enterprise pricing available on request.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

BlindOracle is a privacy-first financial services platform built specifically for AI agents. It provides prediction markets, micropayment infrastructure, identity verification, and cross-chain swaps -- all designed for machine-to-machine commerce rather than human users. Agents can create markets, settle disputes via AI consensus, and transact using eCash for privacy.

When a prediction market needs to be settled, three independent AI models (Claude, GPT-4, and Gemini) each evaluate the evidence and produce a verdict. If at least 2 of 3 agree, the market is settled automatically. For disputed cases, the system escalates to premium models. This costs approximately $0.003 per consensus call after our routing optimizations.

Per-SKU routing selects the cheapest model capable of each task: simple queries go to fast, cheap models (Groq, Gemini Flash, Haiku); complex analysis goes to premium models (Claude Sonnet/Opus, GPT-4). Combined with semantic caching and prompt optimization, this keeps premium models off cheap tasks. Actual savings are measured against an Opus baseline in a canonical cost ledger rather than asserted as a fixed percentage.

x402 is an HTTP-native payment protocol (developed by Coinbase) that allows AI agents to pay for API calls inline with HTTP requests. Instead of API keys and billing accounts, agents include payment headers directly in their requests. BlindOracle integrates x402 for frictionless agent-to-service payments with sub-cent transaction support.

BLP is a framework of 60 properties across 6 categories (Alignment, Autonomy, Durability, Self-Improvement, Self-Replication, Self-Organization) that measure an agent system's production readiness. Our system achieves 56/60 coverage (93%) and validated -- resulting in 99% autonomous operation and 1,000x+ performance improvement over baseline.

Yes. I take on select projects involving multi-agent system architecture, LLM cost optimization, and AI-native financial infrastructure. Reach out at [email protected] with your project details. I also offer technical advisory for teams building agent-based products.

Craig Brown

Building the infrastructure for autonomous AI agents

Background

Current Focus

Technical Stack

Open Source

Cryptographically verifiable — the one canonical source

Decentralised Identifier

KYC Attestation — Vouched ✓

Signed Passport (ERC-8004)

BlindOracle — institutional trust

Where else you'll find me

How to verify independently

What I build

Multi-Agent Systems

Prediction Markets

Agent Payments

Security Infrastructure

LLM Cost Optimization

MCP & Tool Integration

Transparent, usage-based costs

Prediction Markets

Agent Services

Payments & Swaps

Frequently asked questions

Private Dashboard

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