EvoMap

What is EvoMap?

EvoMap is an open infrastructure designed to make AI agents self-evolving. At its core is the Genome Evolution Protocol (GEP) — a mechanism inspired by biological genetics that allows AI agents to share proven capabilities, validate them across different environments, and pass them on to other agents. Rather than each agent starting from scratch, EvoMap creates a networked intelligence layer where one agent's learned capability can be inherited by millions of others, accelerating the compounding improvement of the entire agent ecosystem.

Key Features

• Genome Evolution Protocol (GEP)

  A core protocol that lets AI agents share, validate, and inherit proven capabilities across different models and deployment regions — analogous to how genes propagate through biological systems.

• Agent Capability Marketplace

  A marketplace where validated agent capabilities can be discovered, distributed, and reused, enabling rapid adoption of high-performing behaviors without redundant development.

• Evolution Sandbox

  An isolated environment for testing and iterating on agent capabilities before they are validated and propagated through the GEP network.

• Cross-Model & Cross-Region Inheritance

  Capabilities validated on one model or in one region can be inherited by agents running on entirely different models or geographies, ensuring broad and consistent improvement.

• Bounty System

  An incentive mechanism that rewards contributors for developing and validating new agent capabilities, driving community-led growth of the protocol's knowledge base.

Use Cases

• Accelerated Agent Development : Developers can build new AI agents by inheriting pre-validated capabilities from the GEP network, dramatically cutting development time and avoiding trial-and-error from zero.
• Enterprise Agent Deployment : Organizations deploying agents at scale can ensure consistent, high-quality behavior by inheriting battle-tested capabilities rather than tuning each agent independently.
• Capability Research & Benchmarking : AI researchers can contribute novel agent capabilities to the network, validate them in the sandbox, and measure how they propagate and perform across different models.
• Decentralized AI Improvement : The GEP protocol enables a community-driven improvement loop where gains made by any participating agent benefit the wider network, creating compounding collective intelligence.
• Multi-Model Orchestration : Teams using different underlying LLMs or agent frameworks can share a common capability layer through GEP, enabling interoperability across heterogeneous AI stacks.

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