SpoonOS has launched Developer Call Season 1, a one-month initiative that invites developers to prototype AI-powered agents using the SpoonOS framework. The program runs from July 1 to July 31 at 11:59 p.m. (UTC).

SpoonOS is an early-stage framework for building Web3-integrated agents—LLM-powered programs designed to act autonomously. DevCall aims to gather developer feedback, grow community involvement, and identify contributors for future development.

DevCall structure

DevCall S1 is divided into three phases:

Proposal Phase

Developers submit GitHub proposals outlining the problem addressed, intended users, and technical approach. Projects using the MCP Server must describe planned usage and tooling. All proposals are reviewed by the SpoonOS team before approval.

Coding Phase

Participants build using the official GitHub repository, documentation, CLI tools, and MCP client. Contributions may include tool wrappers, prompt templates, bug fixes, or new use cases. Accepted pull requests earn the contributor role on SpoonOS Discord.

Audit Phase

Final submissions must include an open-source GitHub repository and a demo video. Projects must be original and free of unlicensed third-party intellectual property. Social media voting on X contributes to evaluation. Finalists may receive the Neo Discord Builder role and 5,000 Global Beacon points.

Evaluation and rewards

Projects are ranked based on technical depth, originality, and relevance:

  • S Level: Critical bugs or high-impact prototypes
  • A Level: Major features or strong implementations
  • B Level: Minor improvements that meet baseline criteria

Rewards include GAS tokens, Beacon points, and special community roles. The role of Beacon points has not yet been detailed.

Framework status

SpoonOS is in alpha and best suited for experimentation and prototyping. Working components include a ReAct agent loop, LLM abstractions for providers such as OpenAI and DeepSeek, retrieval-augmented generation using Chroma, basic monitoring tools, and a client-server interface for MCP.

Blockchain functionality is offered through wrappers of third-party APIs, with current support focused on Ethereum. Available tools include integrations with Chainbase, GoPlusLabs, CoinGecko, and KyberSwap.

Multi-agent orchestration is limited, with single-agent execution and basic message passing in place. Concepts like persistent memory (Agent Memory Protocol) and shared context (Agent Interoperability Protocol) have been announced but are not yet available.

Contribution guide

Developers are encouraged to review the SpoonOS Core, then explore provided samples and the Spoon Cookbook to understand supported use cases. The Spoon Toolkit offers guidance on integrating external APIs and expanding the tool library.

Proposals must be submitted via GitHub. Community support is available through the SpoonOS Discord server and GitHub Discussions.

The full announcement and documentation can be found at the following link:
https://github.com/XSpoonAi/spoon-devcall-s1

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