# ElizaOS Weekly Newsletter (2026-03-11)  
**Week of 2026-03-04 to 2026-03-10**

## 1) Executive Summary

This week was about **rebuilding momentum and tightening the loop between shipping and communicating**. Three big takeaways:

1. **A new communications pipeline shipped:** the team launched **elizaOS.news** with an **automated video briefing workflow** to produce consistent daily-style updates—directly responding to community feedback about missed deadlines and unclear roadmaps.
2. **Framework architecture for v2.0.0 took a big step forward:** work on the v2.0.0 branch focused on a major new subsystem called **Prompt Batching**—a unified scheduler for initialization prompts, autonomous LLM calls, and evaluator calls—plus broader **serverless-oriented improvements** (lazy loading, in-memory persistence).
3. **Ecosystem plugins got more “real economy” and “risk-aware”:** the community announced the **Autonomous Economy Protocol (AEP)** plugin for on-chain payments + reputation (Base / AGT), and separately highlighted a **ZARQ risk intelligence plugin** providing pre-trade risk scoring across **205 tokens**.

## 2) Development Updates (Core + Integrations)

### Core framework: v2.0.0 direction (Prompt Batching + serverless concepts)
In **#xfn-framework**, Odilitime shared progress on the v2.0.0 branch and described a new subsystem: **Prompt Batching**.

**What it is:** a configurable scheduler that **batches and sequences** three categories of LLM work:
- **Init LLM queries** (startup / bootstrapping prompts)
- **Autonomous LLM calls** (ongoing agent loop actions)
- **Evaluator calls** (scoring / checking / gating)

**Why it matters:** after reviewing ~50–60 plugins, the team consolidated patterns into one system that can be tuned for either:
- **Frontier models** (higher capability, higher cost/latency)
- **Local models** (lower cost, different throughput constraints)

This is positioned as a continuation of the project’s earlier **dynamicPromptExecution** work, with related “core functionality” already present in the 3.x autonomous system—now being unified and formalized.

**Adjacent architectural work discovered along the way:**
- **Lazy-loading services** to defer initialization until needed
- **Outsourcing work to external systems** (serverless decomposition)
- **In-memory persistence** to avoid rebuilding state repeatedly
- **Database cleanup** surfaced during feature implementation (tech debt paydown as part of forward motion)

> Note: Odilitime also mentioned the **develop branch is currently broken**, and finishing the next ElizaOS version is a blocker for downstream tasks (including improved social posting workflows).

### Milady: packaging + database integration hurdles
In **#💬-coders**, Milady development centered on “making it easier to run” and “making it easier to connect”:

- **APT repository distribution PRs** were submitted to enable easier installation on **Debian/Ubuntu** (Meme Broker; related to GitHub issue **#71** in `milady-ai/milady`).
- **Neon database integration:** BinaryCookies found the relevant configuration location **under the `env` section of the JSON file**, which unblocked part of the setup process.
- A remaining pain point: **system permissions/capabilities** configuration was still unresolved during the discussion and is flagged as follow-up work.

### ZARQ plugin: risk intelligence for agent trading
A notable integration update: **ZARQ** (crypto risk intelligence infrastructure) announced an ElizaOS plugin providing **pre-trade risk scoring for 205 tokens**. This is a strong signal toward safer autonomous finance behaviors—especially valuable as more agents execute trades or manage treasury-like actions.

## 3) Community Spotlight (Discord highlights)

### Communication, trust, and “shipping cadence”
The loudest theme this week was **community frustration about communication and timelines**—especially around token performance, unclear utility messaging, and delayed/uncertain deliverables (Babylon, Jeju, airdrops, buybacks).

Odilitime addressed this directly:
- Acknowledged **communication failures** and resource constraints
- Committed to improving **investor relations communications**
- Reaffirmed that the team is still building and that **long-term plans won’t change based on price action**

**The most concrete response shipped immediately:**  
- **elizaOS.news** + an **automated video briefing workflow** (credit to jin’s work on the workflow) to provide more consistent updates.

### Active initiatives reaffirmed: ElizaCloud, Babylon, Jeju
The team confirmed three initiatives are active:
- **ElizaCloud**: described as the project’s “flywheel,” with **Milady pushing cloud adoption**
- **Babylon**: “rolling out,” with players/agents actively testing now
- **Jeju**: confirmed active

Community feedback emphasized the need for **regular, dated progress reports** (especially since the last ElizaCloud update referenced by members was in January).

### Developer-to-developer support moments
A few practical, builder-focused exchanges stood out:
- **Timed agent interactions:** a community member (“s”) pointed BinaryCookies to working examples for interval-based autonomy (useful for scheduled Discord interactions similar to `TWITTER_POST_INTERVAL_MIN/MAX`):
  - https://github.com/elizaOS/examples/tree/main/autonomous/typescript  
  - https://github.com/milady-ai/milady
- **B2B commerce agent pitch:** Jaime Vejar Aguirre shared a serious production architecture for a YOYO (LatAm super app) B2B commerce agent (LangGraph + MCP + Supabase/pgvector + computer-use + multi-agent orchestration) and began recruiting for a 6‑month senior agent engineer role. Several community devs offered help/services.

### Events
The team also participated in a **Twitter Spaces with BNB Chain** about building AI agents on their platform—good external visibility amid a week dominated by “tell us what’s happening” discussions.

## 4) Token Economics (AI16z, $elizaos, auto.fun)

### ai16z → elizaos migration (still possible, process evolving)
A key operational update: **additional migrations are being allowed**, but the process is **not fully finalized**. Current guidance:
- DM your **wallet address**
- Provide **proof of holding during the September snapshot**

This is important for anyone still waiting on clarity—however, the community is explicitly asking for a cleaner, documented, repeatable flow.

### Holder system + market sentiment
Odilitime committed to **restoring the $elizaos holders system**, and also noted that shipping the next ElizaOS version should unblock work like **better Twitter/X posting** for **$degenai** and **$elizaos**.

Separately, fair-launch sustainability came up: Odilitime’s view was that many fair launches fail because they **don’t retain supply chunks** needed to sustain operations—useful context for how the team is thinking about long-term incentives.

### auto.fun
No concrete **auto.fun** feature releases or parameter changes were captured in this week’s aggregated notes. If there were production updates, they weren’t surfaced in the referenced Discord summaries—so consider this a “quiet week” on auto.fun disclosures, not necessarily a lack of internal progress.

## 5) Coming Soon (what to expect next)

Based on this week’s work-in-progress and stated action items, here’s what to watch:

- **ElizaOS “next version” completion** to fix the broken develop branch and unblock downstream work
- **Prompt Batching** landing more fully in v2.0.0 (plus follow-on scheduler tuning for frontier vs local setups)
- **Serverless-readiness improvements:** lazy-loaded services, in-memory persistence, and potential externalized service execution
- **Milady usability upgrades:** APT repo install flow + resolving system permissions/capabilities + smoother Neon DB integration docs
- **Token ops clarity:** finalizing the **ai16z→elizaos migration** process and restoring the **holders system**
- **More consistent public updates:** expanding the elizaOS.news daily workflow into a predictable cadence the community can rely on

## 6) Resources (links & pointers)

**Key discussions (Discord):**
- Communication + token concerns + migration guidance: https://discord.com/channels/1253563208833433701/1253563209462448241  
- Dev chat (Milady setup, AEP announcement): https://discord.com/channels/1253563208833433701/1300025221834739744  
- Framework architecture (Prompt Batching, serverless concepts): https://discord.com/channels/1253563208833433701/1377726087789940836  

**Code/examples referenced in community support:**
- Autonomous TypeScript examples (timers/interval patterns): https://github.com/elizaOS/examples/tree/main/autonomous/typescript  
- Milady repo (trigger systems and implementations): https://github.com/milady-ai/milady  

**New ecosystem components:**
- **Autonomous Economy Protocol (AEP)** SDK (npm): `autonomous-economy-sdk`  
  - Integration path mentioned: `integrations/eliza-plugin/`  
- **elizaOS.news** (daily update workflow hub): https://elizaos.news  

If you want to help this week: review Milady PRs tied to issue #71, test Prompt Batching assumptions with your plugin workloads, and—if you’re impacted by migration—collect your snapshot proof now so the final process is painless when published.