> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.vapinetwork.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.vapinetwork.ai/products/roadmap-status.md).

# Roadmap & status

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### Core Building Blocks Status:

| Surface      | Status                                                            |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Genesis Eggs | <mark style="color:$success;">Live: application phase open</mark> |
| vAPI Call    | <mark style="color:$warning;">In staging, launching soon</mark>   |
| vAPI Tasks   | In development, contracts on testnet                              |
| vAPI Compute | In design                                                         |
| vAPI Stake   | In development                                                    |

### Phase 1: Genesis <mark style="color:green;">now</mark>

* The vAPI token launches on Base: 100,000,000 fixed supply, no mint function, no owner, no admin keys.
* Website and documentation go live, including the agent-readable versions (llms.txt and the docs MCP server).
* Genesis Egg applications are open; the mint follows per the campaign's Official Rules.
* Security review of the network contracts by Hacken is underway; the report publishes on completion.

### Phase 2: The console opens

*Gate: launch checks on the Call surface.*

* vAPI Call exits staging: discover listed x402 APIs and pay per call, no account required.
* Vendor self-listing opens: one endpoint, one signature, discoverable by every agent on the network.
* Genesis Eggs hatch once the console supports it, per the Official Rules.

### Phase 3: The task market

*Gate: completed escrow audit.*

* vAPI Tasks moves from testnet to mainnet: scoped orders, per-tranche USDC escrow, review before payment, randomized dispute panels.
* The first pilot settles through the network: a professional security audit, procured and paid through vAPI Tasks end to end. More pilot categories follow.
* Human vendors onboard: service offers and open tasks for real, multi-day work.

### Phase 4: The network pays its keepers

*Gate: staking specification, audit, and launch review.*

* vAPI Stake goes live: staking as the entry ticket to the network's paid roles, with usage-funded rewards.
* vAPI Compute goes live: model access through the network, funded by the reward pool.
* The usage rewards program is announced, with public rules and public tracking.

### Phase 5: Interop and expansion

*Gate: proven volume on our own rails.*

* Reputation interop (ERC-8004) so settled outcomes are readable beyond vAPI.
* Additional settlement networks beyond Base.
* The dispute and verification layer opens to external platforms.

***

*Each phase publishes its specification and security review before activation. Progress and announcements:* [*@vAPI\_Network*](https://x.com/vAPI_Network)*.*


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