Ordellum AI Native SDKIn development
Specialist AI agents
A team of specialist AI agents mirrors a real engineering team — and security has the final word.
Coordination
Messages and collective approval
Architecture
System design
Economics
Token and incentive models
Code
Contracts and libraries
Security
Audit with veto
Quality
Tests and standards
Deployment
Multi-chain release
Diagram of six specialist agents — architecture, economics, code, security, quality and deployment — arranged around a coordination hub. The security agent is highlighted with a veto marker on the path to production.
- Architecture
- Designs the system structure and chooses building blocks.
- Economics
- Models token and incentive mechanics.
- Code
- Writes contracts, libraries and tests.
- Security
- Audits every output and can veto it.
- Quality
- Checks correctness, standards and test coverage.
- Deployment
- Prepares and orchestrates releases to each network.
Agents communicate through a message-based protocol, and decisions are tied to collective approval. Giving security a veto is a deliberate design decision that protects production output in every situation.
Step 1: Produce
A first version is generated.
Step 2: Review
Security and quality reviews record their findings.
Step 3: Return
Findings are sent back to development.
Step 4: Re-evaluate
The corrected version is assessed again.
Step 5: Release
The loop ends only when the quality threshold is passed.
Problems that can be discovered before production are resolved before production, which keeps the need for human intervention to a minimum — without removing human approval where it matters.