ECOSYSTEM

One rule, several systems, one record.

FutCo's projects were built separately and are being connected deliberately. They share one rule: models propose, deterministic code enforces, and people decide. This page shows how the pieces fit, and, using the same status labels as the rest of the site, which connections run today and which are still plans.

Where facts come from.

Evidence

E3D turns on-chain activity into stories, theses, and token intelligence. LiquidityWatch does the same for macro liquidity. Maps turns evidence into forward-looking route predictions for agents.

How evidence becomes a choice.

Reasoning and decision

e3d-pilot makes several models answer, critique, and converge before anyone acts. e3d-corp turns evidence into scored opportunities and proposals, and refuses to act until a person records a decision.

What persists between sessions.

Memory

e3d-brain keeps notes, decisions, and lessons that agents and people can retrieve with citations, then proposes tidy-ups for a person to accept. It reads the record; it is never the authority.

What does the approved work.

Execution

Cast and e3d-pod2vid render video, e3d-creative plans it, spec2code builds software phase by phase, and e3d-trade manages a paper portfolio, each exercising only the authority delegated to it.

How people and agents reach it all.

Access

SDKs, an MCP server, an agent scaffold, and public docs let developers and agents use E3D without bespoke integration.

How the pieces connect

What runs today, and what is still a plan.

  • LIVERunning in production today
  • PAPERRunning continuously on simulated capital
  • INTEGRATINGBuilt separately, actively being connected
  • EXPERIMENTALBuilt and in testing, not yet public
  • FUTUREDesigned, not yet built
A glowing neural network in the shape of a brain at the centre, connected to Claude Code, e3d-pilot, e3d-corp, e3d-creative, e3d-agent and e3d.ai stories.
e3d-brain at the centre, as planned: each system keeps its own brain on its own vault. These integrations are planned, not live.

Honest status labels are part of the design. A system that says what it has not done yet is easier to trust, and easier to help improve.

Pick a way in.

Read the code, try a product, or talk to us about applying the same pattern to your business.