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Axol.io open-sources Raxol, pxe-bridge, xochi-sdk and the ERC-8262 spec

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Axol.io says it has open-sourced four projects.

Raxol is an agent runtime released under the MIT license. pxe-bridge, which connects EVM solvers to Aztec, and xochi-sdk, for ZK compliance proofs, are also MIT-licensed. The ERC-8262 spec is released under CC BY-SA. The source for these claims is a single report of Axol.io's announcement, found through an X search for AI open-source releases.

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Axol.io open-sources Raxol, pxe-bridge, xochi-sdk and an ERC-8262 spec

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    Axol.io open-sources Raxol, pxe-bridge, xochi-sdk and an ERC-8262 spec

    AIAxol.io says it has open-sourced four projects: Raxol, an agent runtime under the MIT license; pxe-bridge, which connects EVM solvers to Aztec under the MIT license; xochi-sdk, for ZK compliance proofs under the MIT license; and the ERC-8262 spec under CC BY-SA.

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