Been building something I think the Kaspa ecosystem actually needs. KasBonds is a universal SLA bond primitive built on Kaspa covenants. The idea is simple. Any party can stake KAS as a bond against a promise. Automated verifier confirms the promise was kept by the deadline, the bond returns to the provider plus payment routes through. Verification fails or the deadline passes, the bond is slashed. Portion compensates the counterparty, portion is burned, portion goes to the verifier as fee. The whole thing runs on SilverScript covenants shipping with the Toccata hardfork. No smart contract layer. No bridge. Enforcement happens at the protocol level in a single covenant UTXO. The covenant has two spend paths, one signed by the verifier oracle before the deadline, one signed by the slasher after. That's it. The covenant doesn't care what the promise was, it only cares whether the right signature shows up before the timer runs out. What sits on top is a pluggable verifier framework. 15 built-in rules at launch covering HTTP checks, schema validation, hash matching, multisig quorum, GPS oracles, GitHub PR state. Apps register custom verifiers via webhook for anything not covered. Composable AND/OR logic. TypeScript SDK that takes about 20 lines to integrate. Use cases run the full spectrum. Agent SLA bonds on marketplaces. Bug bounty escrow where companies can't ghost researchers. DAO milestone funding with contractor collateral. API uptime guarantees. Personal commitment devices. Supply chain delivery bonds. Same primitive, different verifier rules. 0.5% protocol fee, no governance token, MIT licensed. This is infrastructure, not a product. Three reference apps ship with the launch to prove the SDK can build any of these in a day. Open source from day zero. Building in public. github.com/trillskillz/KasBo… Builders welcome.