Not jobs.
Contributions
that matter.

The most foundational engineering role in the entire project. You are building the network that cannot be shut down. libp2p peer discovery, gossip protocol design, IPFS pinning strategy, Nostr-style signed event relay architecture. This is the spine of RESTORE.

Phase 1 runs entirely on Cloudflare's edge — Workers, D1, KV, R2. You own this infrastructure, build the API layer, and design the migration path toward full P2P. The bridge between what's launchable now and what's ungovernable long-term.

RESTORE runs in any browser on any device — no app store, no install friction. You build the PWA: the map interface, the agent conversation flows, the mission completion and verification UI, the offline-capable service worker. The game experience lives here.

Phase 2 adds a native-quality PWA wrapper for background GPS, Bluetooth proximity sensing for peer verification, and local LLM inference. You bridge the gap between browser capabilities and what the game actually needs to do in the field.

The three-tier inference architecture — on-device small models, Petals distributed inference, aligned entity backbone — is the engineering challenge that takes RESTORE from Anthropic-API-dependent to fully sovereign. You make this work reliably at scale.

The six self agents and the world agent system are only as good as their prompts. You design, test, and iterate the prompts that determine whether the Body Agent actually changes how someone eats, or whether it just sounds good. Requires deep understanding of both LLM behaviour and human psychology.

The SC economy is only trustworthy if gaming it is hard. You design and maintain the protocol-level anomaly detection agents that monitor SC creation velocity, Sybil patterns, and verification quality — and surface findings to the community for governance review.

Every city RESTORE launches in needs someone physically present to seed the first world agents, recruit the first players, connect the first corporate partners, and make sure the game is grounded in real local knowledge. This is the most essential non-technical role in the project.

Stewards are the community's backbone — verifying missions, voting in governance, serving in emergency patch multi-sigs, nominating new world agents. You design and run the programme that turns engaged players into trusted Stewards, and trusted Stewards into community leaders.

The Body Agent's nutritional framework must be grounded in the best available science, not in industry-funded guidelines. You ensure the protocol reflects evolutionary biology, metabolic research, and clinical evidence — and that the missions it generates are achievable, evidence-based, and genuinely transformative.

The Freedom Agent talks to people about their dependencies. Some of those people are in genuine distress. The protocol must be grounded in actual behaviour change science, harm reduction principles, and clinical reality — not motivational platitudes. You make sure the agent helps rather than harms.

You design and oversee the installation of community solar and battery nodes. You understand second-life EV battery preparation and repurposing for stationary storage. You know which regulations are relevant in which jurisdictions and how to navigate them. You make the energy sovereignty pathway real in the physical world.

The highest-SC advocacy missions require someone who can actually show up — at planning meetings, at council consultations, at community energy forums. You coordinate the players who take on advocacy missions and translate regulatory wins into network infrastructure upgrades.

Direct relationships between RESTORE communities and local farmers are the food sovereignty pathway's end goal. You build those relationships, onboard farmers to the network, design the community food store model, and create the mission sequences that connect players to real local food systems.

The one-person-one-vote governance protocol is the most politically important design decision in the project. You stress-test it, red-team it, refine it — and propose changes through the very governance system you are designing. You understand both the theory of decentralised governance and the history of how it has failed.

Corporate partnerships are how RESTORE gets resourced without charging players. You understand the ESG landscape, the CSR budget cycle, and how to make the case that contributing hardware, vehicles, and funds to RESTORE produces better verified impact data than any alternative. You close deals that fund the commons.

The SC credit profile is the most important financial innovation in the project — a better signal than traditional credit scoring for the population most underserved by traditional finance. You find the banks and credit unions that understand this and build the partnerships that connect Sovereign Credits to real financial access.

Missions are the game. They must be specific, achievable, genuinely useful, and written in the voice of an agent who cares deeply about the person they're talking to. You write missions that change behaviour — not because they're clever, but because they're real.

The most powerful proof that RESTORE works is a person transformed. The second most powerful is a community changed. You find those stories, film them with honesty, and put them in front of the world. Not polished corporate content. Raw, real, on a phone if that's what it takes.

The SC ledger is only credible if it cannot be gamed. The P2P network is only ungovernable if it cannot be captured. You break things before adversaries do — and you do it publicly, because that is what an open-source network demands of its security researchers.