Scroll said in a post on its governance forum that it has been applying AI across operations and product development, with core chain operations now handled by fewer dedicated engineers working alongside AI agents while maintaining existing availability and security standards. The team said blockchain can serve as a trusted coordination layer for defining and enforcing rules, while zero-knowledge technology can help agents exchange credentials, private data and computation without exposing underlying information.
The post also laid out an interconnected product stack. Compass is described as an iOS app that accesses large models and functions through the Compass API, while also including VPN and eSIM features. Compass API is positioned as AI routing infrastructure connected to more than 30 large models. CENO provides a trust layer through ZK, USX is meant for payments and settlement, SCR remains responsible for governance coordination, and the Scroll network serves as the trust and coordination layer.
Scroll said CENO has contacted more than 30 potential customers, with 12 already participating in proof-of-concept testing. The team plans to gradually shift Scroll from a general-purpose public blockchain to a dedicated network centered on Compass and its AI product stack over roughly nine months. Under the current plan, SCR would move to Ethereum mainnet, with supply and tokenomics unchanged, and would continue to function as the governance token. The team said the forum post is only a progress update, not a formal proposal or vote.
Scroll said in a post on its governance forum that the team has recently been applying AI broadly across operations and product development. According to the post, core chain operations previously required more than 20 engineers. They are now handled by fewer dedicated engineers working with AI agents, while maintaining existing availability and security standards.
The team wrote that blockchain can provide a trusted coordination layer to define and enforce rules. It added that zero-knowledge technology can help agents exchange credentials, private data and computation without exposing underlying information.
Scroll details an interconnected product stack
The post said the team is building a connected stack of products:
- Compass: an iOS app that can access large models and related functions provided through Compass API, and includes VPN and eSIM.
- Compass API: AI routing infrastructure connected to more than 30 large models.
- CENO: a trust layer powered by ZK to protect credentials, agent context and private computation.
- USX: used for payments and settlement.
- SCR: continues to coordinate governance.
- Scroll network: serves as the trust and coordination layer.
CENO has engaged more than 30 potential customers
Scroll said CENO has been in contact with more than 30 potential customers, and 12 of them are taking part in proof-of-concept testing.
Transition expected to take about nine months
The team plans to gradually turn Scroll from a general-purpose public blockchain into a dedicated network built around Compass and the broader AI product stack. The overall transition is expected to take about nine months.
Under the current plan, SCR will move to Ethereum mainnet to preserve accessibility and liquidity. Its supply and tokenomics will remain unchanged, and it will continue to serve as the governance token.
Scroll said the forum post is only a progress update and is not a formal proposal or a vote. It added that separate proposals will be submitted later on the network transition and on matters that require DAO approval.
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