After a decade of vanished treasuries, abandoned roadmaps, and developer rug pulls, BlocUnited will demonstrate Mozaiks — an open-source AI app factory that lets decentralized communities build their own software instead of trusting strangers with the money. AG2 founder and Google researcher Chi Wang takes the stage March 1.
QUAKERTOWN, Pa., February, 2025 — Blockchain solved fundraising. It never solved the part that comes after.
Communities can pool millions in minutes, vote with mathematical precision, and lock every decision on-chain — and then hand the entire treasury to an outside development team and hope. Too often, hope is the whole plan. Roadmaps stall. Deliverables slip from quarters to “soon.” And in the worst cases, the developers simply disappear with the money, leaving behind a dead Discord and a token chart shaped like a cliff.
This is the execution gap: the gaping hole between what decentralized communities decide and what actually gets built. It has burned treasuries, buried projects, and taught an entire generation of builders and believers to expect betrayal.
At ETHDenver 2025, BlocUnited, LLC will demonstrate its answer. On March 1, during “Agent Singularity: Talks & Hackathon with Founders from a16z, CSX, MIT, AG2,” AG2 founder and Google researcher Chi Wang will show Mozaiks — an open-source AI app factory — turning an idea into a functional, deployable application live, using AG2-powered teams of autonomous AI agents.
The pitch is simple enough to fit on a hat: put the AI in DAO.
“DAOs gave communities a way to organize capital and make decisions, but they never solved execution,” said Michael J. Barilla, founder and CEO of BlocUnited. “A proposal can pass, funding can be approved, and the community can still be left waiting — sometimes forever — for someone to build it. Mozaiks closes that gap. Approved decisions become intelligent, working software, and nobody has to wire their treasury to a stranger to make it happen.”
The Rug Pull Ends Where the Middleman Ends
Every rug pull in Web3 history shares one ingredient: a community forced to trust an intermediary with its money before any meaningful work exists. Mozaiks removes that ingredient.
With Mozaiks, a community submits an application idea, proposes features, defines commercial objectives, and votes. Once a proposal passes, Mozaiks coordinates specialized AI agents to:
- Translate the proposal into technical requirements
- Design the screens, data models, services, and workflows
- Generate the frontend and backend
- Create AG2 agents native to the application itself
- Perform staged validation with human-reviewed quality checks
- Configure authentication, billing, hosting, and infrastructure
- Deploy the completed application
- Continue shipping approved improvements after launch
Instead of committing an entire development budget upfront — the exact structure that makes rug pulls possible — communities tie funding to transparent development stages and verifiable deliverables. Work happens, proof appears, funds move. In that order.
Mozaiks does not remove people from decentralized organizations. It removes the blind trust. Humans still govern, review, and approve. What changes is that execution finally becomes as accountable as the vote that authorized it.
AG2 Inside Every Application
AG2 is the agentic foundation that lets AI agents communicate, collaborate, use tools, maintain context, and complete multi-step workflows — and Mozaiks puts it to work twice.
First, AG2 agent teams build the product. Then Mozaiks generates purpose-built AG2 agents and workflows inside the product: agents that can assist customers, analyze data, perform research, coordinate business processes, manage operations, and execute community-approved decisions under human supervision.
Every application that comes out of Mozaiks is its own agentic system — not a conventional app with a chatbot bolted on.
“AG2 gives agents the ability to work together,” Barilla said. “Mozaiks turns that capability into a factory. Collaborative agents build the product, and purpose-built agents live inside it, running it, day after day.”
Build, Monetize, and Grow — Without Feeding the Machine That Failed You
Mozaiks extends beyond generation. Applications ship with payments, subscriptions, usage credits, pricing, and revenue tools built into their architecture from day one.
Communities and founders can launch growth campaigns, define measurable commercial milestones, invite strategic partners and creators, and distribute revenue according to transparent participation rules. An optional blockchain layer can record approved proposals, completed milestones, contributor rights, and revenue agreements — with smart contracts releasing funds or distributing proceeds only when predetermined conditions are actually met.
The result is a path for projects to become programmable digital businesses instead of speculative tokens orbiting a product that doesn’t exist.
And because communities are no longer paying outside development shops to maybe deliver, treasuries can flow toward what actually grows a business: customers, marketing, distribution.
“Blockchain made funding transparent,” Barilla said. “Mozaiks makes execution verifiable. That’s the half of the promise Web3 never kept — until now.”
A New Operating Model for DAOs
Mozaiks introduces a complete, accountable development lifecycle:
- A community proposes an application or feature.
- Members review and approve the proposal.
- Mozaiks coordinates AG2 agents to plan, generate, test, and deploy the software.
- Human reviewers validate critical decisions and deliverables.
- The application launches with its own AG2 agents and agentic workflows inside.
- Treasury funds shift toward marketing, distribution, and growth — not outsourced development.
- Commercial milestones and campaign results are transparently recorded.
- Revenue is distributed according to predetermined participation rules.
- The community governs every future iteration.
A DAO stops being a voting machine attached to a wallet. It becomes an organization that can continuously create, operate, monetize, and improve software — with no single point of betrayal.
See It Live at ETHDenver 2025
Chi Wang will demonstrate both layers of Mozaiks on stage:
- AG2 agent teams collaborating to generate and deploy a working application
- Purpose-built AG2 agents and agentic workflows operating inside the finished product
Event Details:
Date: March 1, 2025 Presentation: Mozaiks Live Demonstration Event: Agent Singularity: Talks & Hackathon with Founders from a16z, CSX, MIT, AG2 Location: Denver, Colorado, during ETHDenver 2025
About Mozaiks
Mozaiks is an open-source AI app factory created by BlocUnited, LLC. It uses collaborative AI agents to generate and deploy production-ready applications while placing purpose-built AG2 agents and agentic workflows inside every product. Its platform, available at www.mozaiks.ai, provides a collaborative environment where founders and communities can build, deploy, monetize, and grow AI-native applications. The objective is simple: put the AI in DAO, and give decentralized communities the power to move from proposal to production.
About AG2
AG2 is an open-source programming framework for building AI agents and enabling cooperation among multiple agents. Mozaiks uses AG2 as its agentic foundation, both to coordinate application development and to power the agents and workflows embedded within the applications it generates.
About BlocUnited
BlocUnited, LLC is a technology company developing AI-driven systems that expand access to software creation, digital entrepreneurship, and collaborative business ownership. The company is headquartered in Quakertown, Pennsylvania.
Media Contact:
Michael J. Barilla Founder and CEO BlocUnited, LLC info@blocunited.com
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