Keeping the decision visible
A transaction tells you what an agent did. Understanding why it acted requires more context. TuringVault records proposals, challenges, and execution outcomes around an AI portfolio workflow.
The project was built for the Mantle Turing Test Hackathon. Its application is an operator-funded demonstration using Mantle-native assets and yield infrastructure.
Several checks before execution
An analyst proposes an action. A separate validator challenges it, and deterministic checks can stop execution. Offchain records are anchored on Mantle so the decision trail can be inspected alongside the transactions.
The interface distinguishes an executed swap from a blocked proposal, a hold, or an intent that never executed. Keeping those states separate matters when assessing the system.
Making the result inspectable
The project includes a dashboard, proof explorer, replay view, contract links, and public workflow history. The DoraHacks submission documents the architecture and the verification path used for the hackathon.
The application remains an operator-funded demonstration, with no public deposits. Its recorded decisions can be inspected alongside their execution outcomes.
Project Deployment Award / Mantle Turing Test
TuringVault received a Project Deployment Award in the Mantle Turing Test Hackathon 2026. It was also included in the AI Trading & Strategy Demo Day on 2 July. The project award note records a $1,000 prize.
Demo Day programme. The award announcement is linked separately above. Open the image to view it in full.