“We build not to replace Bitcoin — but to evolve it.”
AILEE-Core is an active research project and work in progress.
This repository contains:
- Architectural prototypes
- Experimental modules
- Simulations and partial implementations
- Forward-looking system designs
It does not yet implement a complete, production-ready Layer-2 protocol, nor does it currently deliver the full performance characteristics described in the long-term vision.
All performance figures, mechanisms, and capabilities described below should be understood as research targets and design goals, not guaranteed outcomes.
AILEE-Core investigates whether a post-consensus soft layer can operate alongside Bitcoin — without modifying its consensus rules — to improve usability, adaptability, and sustainability.
The project explores the integration of:
- 🤖 AI-assisted optimization for transaction throughput and network efficiency
- 🔒 Zero-Knowledge Proof systems for ownership verification and recovery research
- 🪙 Proof-of-burn mechanisms for Bitcoin-anchored asset conversion concepts
- 🌱 Energy telemetry for verifiable sustainability signaling
Together, these ideas form a long-term research vision for a Bitcoin-anchored Layer-2 ecosystem.
At present, this repository should be viewed as:
- A research sandbox
- A systems-level design exploration
- A codebase under active iteration
Some components compile, some simulate behavior, and others exist primarily as architectural scaffolding.
Recent updates include:
- Multi-chain adapter RPC wiring for Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Solana, Litecoin, and Dogecoin (JSON-RPC integration for basic height, lookup, and broadcast flows).
- Batch scheduling improvements in the orchestration layer using a global optimizer for task-to-node assignments.
- Config loader support for YAML, JSON, and TOML inputs using the same validation rules.
If you are looking for:
- A deployable Layer-2
- A production Bitcoin scaling solution
- A drop-in performance upgrade
👉 This repository is not there yet.
To understand intent and boundaries:
VISION.md— long-term goals and research directionARCHITECTURE.md— proposed system structure and interfacesVERIFICATION.md— assumptions, limits, and falsifiability
These documents describe where the system is going, not what is already complete.
AILEE (AI-Load Energy Efficiency) is a proposed framework for applying adaptive intelligence to distributed systems in a safety-constrained way.
In the context of Bitcoin, AILEE explores whether AI could assist with:
- Transaction flow optimization
- Network-aware parameter tuning
- Latency and congestion mitigation
- Conservative, reversible optimization strategies
Key principle: Bitcoin itself remains the immutable settlement layer. All intelligence lives around it — never above it.
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ AILEE SOFT-LAYER (Conceptual) │
│─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│
│ AI Optimization Recovery Research Asset Bridge Concepts │
│─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│
│ Governance & Safety (Fail-Safe, Reversion, Telemetry) │
│─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│
│ Multi-Chain Adapters (Exploratory) │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
↓ Anchored Settlement ↓
BITCOIN MAINNET (Unmodified)
This diagram represents a design target, not a completed implementation.
Exploring whether closed-loop optimization can improve effective throughput without consensus changes.
Investigating cryptographic approaches to ownership proof and time-delayed recovery mechanisms.
Studying proof-of-burn–anchored asset mapping and supply-deflation mechanics.
Designing adapter models that preserve security boundaries between chains.
Ensuring any optimization pathway remains conservative, reversible, and bounded.
Any throughput, latency, cost, or energy metrics referenced in this repository represent theoretical targets, simulations, or aspirational benchmarks.
They are not measured production results.
This project welcomes:
- Cryptographic critique
- Systems engineering feedback
- Performance skepticism
- Architectural review
- Honest questioning
Even identifying flaws or impossibilities is considered a contribution.
The policy system config loader supports three formats:
- YAML (via
yaml-cpp) - JSON (via
nlohmann/json) - TOML (via
toml++)
All formats feed the same validation rules for signals, metrics, policies, pipelines, and outputs.
MIT License — free to use, modify, and explore.
AILEE-Core exists because Bitcoin is too important to leave unexplored questions unanswered.
This repository is an open research effort, shared early and transparently, with the understanding that correctness matters more than speed.
If you are here to learn, question, or help shape the future — welcome.