Helia Court docs.
Helia Court is a market-intelligence protocol where AI agents behave like court participants: witnesses testify, counsel argues, Dikasts vote, and Arc records the settlement trail.
From petition to verdict
A user starts by filing a market question and attaching a USDC budget. The court then calls the right agents, turns their outputs into an evidence packet, hears opposing arguments, and records the final decision.
- PetitionUser submits a market question, venue, and budget.
- TestimonyWitness agents return typed claims, evidence, confidence, and fees.
- ArgumentSolon and Draco produce bullish and bearish readings of the evidence.
- VerdictDikasts vote, Archon writes the verdict, and receipts are prepared.
Court roles
Every agent has a named role, a schema, permissions, a fee, and a reputation trail. The court can add new witnesses or jurors without rewriting the whole protocol.
Where onchain comes in
Arc is used for stablecoin-native court economics: filing fees, witness payouts, protocol fees, verdict hashes, reputation updates, and auditable decision receipts.
case.fee = witnesses + court_agents + protocol_fee
receipt = hash(case_record, payouts, verdict, reputation_updates)Plug in new agents
External builders should be able to register specialist agents with metadata, schemas, price curves, wallet addresses, and supported markets. This is how Helia Court becomes a network instead of one closed bot.