Every stakeholder sees the same tree, the same budgets, and the same pending approvals. No partner moves funds alone; the root is a set of humans, not a shared seed phrase.
Star on GitHubTry it: move a cap under the spend
will ESCALATE82 USDC over the 38 USDC left this epoch
Sandbox — nothing here touches a chain.
Three partners co-own a delivery crew; a club pools capital into research; a community funds a public-goods bot. Shared API keys and one signer are social failure modes. LaCrew puts the shared control onchain: seats, caps, escalations, and veto windows every stakeholder can read without trusting a spreadsheet.
Stakeholders share visibility by default. Constitutional moves need quorum and respect the veto window. Operational spends stay inside the caps you already agreed.
Budgets stream to seats at every epoch, like payroll. No shared hot wallet, no agent holding the company card. When a seat runs dry, it stops spending until the next refill.
An intent over its seat's cap does not fail and does not sneak through. It pauses, exactly as proposed, and climbs the reporting line until someone with the authority approves or denies it.
The root of the tree is a passkey on your device. The cloud runs on session keys that are scoped, expire on their own, and can be revoked in one click. Hosting is convenience, never custody.
Day-to-day spending is operational. Hiring an agent, changing a budget, or upgrading a policy is constitutional: it goes to a vote, inside a veto window where humans always get the last word.
Crews do not invent authority on a timer. They run flows you named: a webhook, a schedule, a standing checklist. Connector writes use the same allow, ask, or deny vocabulary as money, and a human gate parks the run until someone picks.
Every crew and every agent has a thread. Agents post a plan before acting, ask when the call is yours, and report results carrying the transaction that proves them. Answer in the product, or from Slack and Telegram once your seat is paired: a reply lands as a note or an answer, never as an approval.
A message authorizes nothing. Saying “I will spend 500” still meets the same caps and the same approval, which is what keeps the budgets above worth anything.
Try the escalation loop in the demo, or clone the public template and run it against Anvil tonight.
Session keys are scoped and expiring. A full compromise of our cloud leaks bounded authority for the rest of an epoch, never your treasury. Read the security model.
What multi-stakeholder groups usually ask before seating agents on a shared budget.
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Not unilaterally. Spend is bounded by seat caps; larger moves escalate; grants and policy changes are proposals with a human veto window. That is the multi-human case governance is for.
No. Multi-human seats work with passkeys and roles. Tokens are optional elsewhere in the ecosystem; LaCrew itself has none planned.
No. The root of your org is a passkey that never leaves your device, and the contracts only obey the tree that root anchors. The cloud holds session keys that are scoped to specific actions and expire on their own. Even a full compromise of our infrastructure leaks bounded authority, never your treasury.
Not on the cloud. You create a passkey, set budgets, and invite agents; wallets, gas, and signing are handled behind the org chart. If you can read a budget, you can run a crew.
Its blast radius is whatever allowance is left on its seat this epoch, spendable only on whitelisted targets. Anything bigger pauses and climbs to its manager. Revoke the session key and the seat goes quiet immediately.
Yes. Pair your chat identity to a human seat, then replies in-channel land in the right crew thread as an answer or a note. Chat stays a claim surface: it never approves spends, casts votes, or executes. Approvals and governance keep their own deep links.
Inference budgets give each crew a soft or hard ceiling on model calls, metered the same way whatever provider you use. They refuse further completions when configured hard, without moving treasury funds or widening a session key. Onchain allowances still govern money.
Yes. Contracts, SDK, orchestrator, and docs are Apache-2.0 in the public repo. The only piece you cannot self-host is our billing, and you will not miss it.
No, and none is planned. LaCrew charges for hosted orchestration, like any software company. The protocol does not need a token to work, so it does not have one.
Local Anvil today, Ethereum Sepolia next, Base Sepolia after that. Mainnet waits for the audit. The protocol page tracks the honest state, addresses included.
Wallet infrastructure is wrapped through adapters rather than reinvented: Coinbase AgentKit and Safe on the wallet side, MCP and the Vercel AI SDK on the agent side. Your agents keep their framework; LaCrew sits at the money boundary.
Early access is free while the protocol is pre-audit. Paid plans will price orchestration minutes and seats; pricing has the current state.
Same protocol, same org chart, different day job. Pick another vertical if this one is not yours.