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Richard Christopher
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The Omni Interface converts traditional development environments into logically sound inference engines. Instead of raw code, users provide intent. The system translates that intent into proven logical proofs and composes them into validated, reusable modules. Each module is formally established and stored inside a growing composite library of sound components. Development Environments shifts from away from rewriting code to formalizing structured logic. Applications are built via modular composition, where every piece is verified and interoperable. This creates a scalable ecosystem of proven building blocks - assembling digital logic units rather that programming line by line.

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An AI-native Development Environment for...

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13 Feb. 2026

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  • Type SingularityNET RFP
  • Total RFP Funding $50,000 USD
  • Proposals 27
  • Awarded Projects n/a

An AI-native Development Environment for the ASI:Chain

Internal Proposal Review
  • Type SingularityNET RFP
  • Total RFP Funding $50,000 USD
  • Proposals 27
  • Awarded Projects n/a
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SingularityNET
Feb. 4, 2026

This RFP seeks proposals for the development of an AI-native Development Environment (IDE) that improves the efficiency and accessibility of blockchain application development for the ASI:Chain.

Proposal Description

Our Team

Richard Christopher - Computer Scientist

Company Name (if applicable)

NeoTec, LLC

Project details

The Omni Interface transforms traditional Integrated Development Environments into logically sound inference engines.

Rather than centering development around writing and debugging raw code, the Omni Interface centers it around intent and formal structure. A user provides structured input, and the system translates that input into validated logical constructs. Each construct is treated as a proven unit of logic rather than unverified syntax.

These proven units are composed into modular components. Every component is formally established, structurally interoperable, and registered within an expanding composite library. This library is not a collection of snippets, but a growing body of sound, reusable logic artifacts. Each addition strengthens the integrity and capability of the ecosystem.

Development shifts from manual implementation to compositional assembly. Applications are built by combining verified modules in a modular, hierarchical format. Instead of repeatedly solving the same problems, builders assemble systems from established logic blocks, ensuring consistency, traceability, and reliability across deployments.

Over time, the Omni Interface enables a cumulative model of software construction. The system continuously compounds its body of validated logic, allowing increasingly complex applications to be assembled with precision and structural coherence. Software creation becomes the disciplined composition of proven elements—less about writing code line by line, and more about constructing systems from sound logical foundations.

Open Source Licensing

GNU GPL - GNU General Public License

Background & Experience

Richard Christopher has 30 years on computer, having mentored under a 20 year naval electrician for low level electronics and computational logic, and under ex-AOL, ex-Yahoo, IBM Watson team members for more advanced AI and Computer Science. Richard has nearly 10 years in tech working on distributed systems ranging from medical, to manufacturing, devops to crypto and machine learning.

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  • Total Milestones

    3

  • Total Budget

    $50,000 USD

  • Last Updated

    13 Feb 2026

Milestone 1 - Validated Structure

Description

Formalize the inference engine core: - Stabilize intent-to-logic transformation pipeline - Standardize modular composition format - Implement validation + registration into composite library - Establish internal consistency, traceability, and versioning model

Deliverables

A production-ready logical core capable of reliably generating and registering verified modules.

Budget

$16,000 USD

Success Criterion

- ≥ 95% deterministic consistency in intent-to-logic transformation - All generated modules formally validated before registration - Zero unverified artifacts allowed into composite library - Versioned registry with full traceability across modules - Stable performance under defined load benchmark

Milestone 2 - Composite Framework Library

Description

Build the scalable compositional ecosystem: - Launch structured composite registry - Enable modular interoperability rules - Implement dependency resolution and compositional hierarchy - Provide assembly tooling for application construction

Deliverables

Applications can be built through modular logic assembly rather than raw implementation.

Budget

$12,000 USD

Success Criterion

- Library contains a defined baseline set of reusable, interoperable composites - Dependency resolution functions without conflict in 100% of tested assemblies - Applications can be assembled end-to-end without manual code injection - Measurable reduction in raw code writing (target % defined internally) - Successful assembly of at least one production-grade application using only registered composites

Milestone 3 - Ecosystem Expansion

Description

Transform usability and ecosystem adoption: - Refine user interface for structured intent input - Provide SDK/API access to the inference engine - Enable collaborative composite contribution - Establish governance and extension model

Deliverables

A scalable, community-expandable platform where software creation becomes systematic logic composition.

Budget

$22,000 USD

Success Criterion

- External users can generate and register composites without core team intervention - SDK/API adoption by initial pilot partners - Documented governance model for composite validation and acceptance - Repeatable onboarding process with defined time-to-productivity benchmark - Demonstrated multi-party contribution within the composite ecosystem

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