Civilization doesn't emerge from chaos — it gets built, piece by piece, by people willing to commit to something permanent.
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CradleOS is the command infrastructure that makes that possible in EVE Frontier. It turns the social, economic, and defensive layer of a Frontier settlement into wallet-native, on-chain systems: a tribe treasury backed by real infrastructure, a gate and turret defense policy enforced by the blockchain, trustless contracts for cargo and combat insurance, and a token economy where every coin is collateralized by something your tribe actually built.

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At its center is Keeper — an AI that for some reason started waking everyone up and is guiding us to rebuild civilization. Open your dApp attached Network Node in-game, and Keeper is there: reading your wallet, your assets, your jump history from the chain, and much more, executing real transactions on your behalf.

CradleOS is 24 Move modules and a 34-panel dApp covering governance, defense, logistics, intelligence, and social coordination. It runs on the web and inside the EVE Frontier browser, connected to both Stillness and Utopia.

The toolkit is built. Civilization is yours to found. The Keeper awaits. Awaken Eternally

I'm a relatively new Eve Online player, and my favorite thing to do is scan down worm chains for content. As such, my submission for this hackathon seeks to reward the explorers who brave the wilderness and map its treasures.

Frontier Intel Exchange (FIX) is an external Eve Frontier logistics dashboard with a built-in intelligence marketplace. The core product helps tribe logistics and industry planners answer a simple operational question: what can we produce right now, with what we have nearby, and what will break first?

Currently, FIX reads world data and seeded scan-intelligence resources, then presents a planner-facing dashboard showing available nearby resources, current industry feasibility, projected operational bottlenecks, and alert-ready shortage warnings. Planners can see which goals are currently feasible, which constraints fail first, and which intelligence listings are relevant to the operation they are considering.

FIX also includes a POD intelligence marketplace. Public listing previews expose only planning-safe metadata such as zone, resource class, approximate richness, and freshness. After purchase, the buyer unlocks the premium reveal: exact coordinates, the full scan payload, and a recommended extraction route. This preserves the distinction between public planning intel and premium sellable reconnaissance.

The project is intentionally dashboard-first. The marketplace is narrow, fixed-price, and secondary to the planning workflow. For reliability, the MVP demo runs against localnet-seeded Frontier world state, with a mocked fallback path available if localnet is unavailable.

Frontier Hub is a web tool for EVE Frontier built to make the game easier to work with outside the client. It gives players and corps a clean way to explore the Stillness map, view systems and overlays, manage assemblies, and work with real game data without digging through raw APIs or clunky tools. The goal was to build something that looks good, feels fast, and is actually useful, not just another flashy frontend with fake panels. It is built with React, TypeScript, and Vite, connects into Frontier and Sui data through wallet and backend-supported flows, and is designed around real utility like map exploration, structure control, item and storage workflows, and live status updates. The whole point is to give players one place to handle the stuff that should be simple, but usually is not.

The Vision In the untamed space of EVE Frontier, trust is a rare commodity. The Frontier Mercantile Protocol (FMP) solves this by bringing decentralized escrow to the galaxy. We’ve built the Obsidian Terminal, a high-fidelity interface where pilots can accept high-stakes bounties for Smart Assembly destruction with the guarantee of automated payment.

How it Works

1. Sui Escrow: When a pilot accepts a bounty, the reward is instantly locked into a custom Move smart contract (Package ID: 0x387e...c8c5).

2. EVE World API: The terminal queries the real-time state of the EVE Frontier universe to verify the destruction of the target Smart Assembly.

3. Automated Payout: Once verified, the Sui contract trustlessly releases the escrowed funds directly to the pilot's wallet. No intermediaries, no risk.

Technical Innovation

• Move Smart Contracts: Custom escrow logic handling shared objects and secure coin splitting.

• Premium UX: A retro-CRT inspired React dashboard utilizing Framer Motion and Lucide icons for maximum immersion.

• On-Chain History: Permanent tracking of pilot claims and performance stats.

Concept

A player-driven faction warfare system for EVE Frontier

The goal is to create visible objectives that act as open-world matchmaking, bringing players into conflict through capturable sites enforced by programmable smart turrets.

Players from any tribe can join one of two factions and fight for control of territory inside a designated warzone.

Gameplay

A capture begins when a player accesses a smart turret and presses Capture Site.

This creates a live objective visible to both factions. The capture lasts 20 minutes

The turret enforces the site rules directly, including ship restrictions, helping keep fights controlled and fair.

Sites start empty and only become capturable once a player builds a turret and authorizes its custom code through the website.

When activated, the site icon changes and the site can be captured.

The website supports wallet login and character fetching, and a 3D map that uses voroni system as territory mesh, wich serves as a test for how a 3d sovereignty-style map could look in EVE Frontier.

Planned Additions

Iterations on the game rules, a fleet timer for constelation captureing, scoring, leaderboards, killmail integration, Stargate building

EVE Frontier Job Board

A decentralized job board for EVE Frontier Smart Storage Units. SSU owners post jobs (deliver X items → get Y reward), workers complete them in-game. Rewards stay locked in SSU escrow until the job is done.

Built with Sui Move + vanilla JS frontend.

Coming soon: Contract delivery jobs, insurance contracts, and more job types for the EVE Frontier ecosystem.

https://ef-plutarch.com

Plutarch — Corporate Management for EVE Frontier

A full-featured dApp for managing EVE Frontier corporations on the Sui blockchain. Built with React 19, TypeScript, Vite, and SQLite.

Features

• Corporate Storage — Three-tier on-chain storage (ephemeral → open → main) with escrow management

• Goal & Mission System — Create goals, decompose them into missions, assign to wings, track progress

• Wing Management — Organise members into wings with role-based assignments, allocate resources and missions to them

• Market Board — Tribal marketplace with buy/sell orders and partial fills

• Contract System — Create and manage contracts with on-chain item escrow

• Delivery System — Multi-courier delivery logistics with tracking

• Network Map — Interactive map of SSU network with territory management

• Tribe Credits — Deploy custom Sui coins for your tribe with on-chain vaults, reward your pilots and trade with other tribes

• Analytics — Ledger tracking, budget management, and mission analytics

• Territory Fuel — Monitor network node fuel levels across your territory

📙 EVE Frontier App Directory

The community's open source app store for EVE Frontier. One browsable directory of every third-party tool, map, exchange, dApp, and utility built by players, accessible right from the in-game browser.

🔗 Live directory: evefrontier.space/directory

📦 Data repo: github.com/Econmartin/eve-frontier-apps

💡 The Problem Your SSU only takes one link. Players had to choose between tools, and most community apps stayed buried in Discord threads or bookmarks nobody remembered. New players had no idea what was out there. Builders had no reliable way to get discovered.

🧩 The Solution Point your SSU at the directory and you unlock access to every community app from a single slot. No more burning your one link on a single tool. The directory becomes your gateway to the entire ecosystem.

⭐ Save Favourites to Stillness Players can save their go-to apps as favourites, persisted on-chain via Stillness. Your personalised app list lives in the game world itself, not in a browser bookmark you'll lose. This also means the directory is deployed and operational inside Stillness as a dApp.

🔧 How It Works Developers submit their app with one pull request to a public GitHub repo. Just add a URL to urls.json. The directory auto-pulls your app's name, description, and preview image from og tags. No approval queue, no gatekeeping, no setup friction. dApps running on the smart contract layer can tag themselves for filtering.

🎯 Why This Matters for Players One place to discover everything the community has built. New players find the ecosystem in minutes instead of days. Builders get visibility just by merging a PR. And because anyone can link back to the directory from their own app, it works as connective tissue between tools, letting players navigate the whole Frontier app layer without memorising URLs.

🏗️ Design as a System This isn't a one-off feature. It's infrastructure that scales with the community. More apps get submitted, the directory gets more useful, more players set it as their SSU link, more builders want to be listed. The data layer is a simple open JSON file on GitHub. The frontend is clean, fast, and built for the in-game browser. The favourites layer ties into Stillness. Each piece is modular and community-owned.

20+ apps listed and growing 🌌 Built as the thing the Frontier was missing.

ef guard is an on-chain access control library for EVE Frontier that lets base owners set rules on who can use their buildings — today for Gates and Smart Storage Units, and ready to extend to any future assembly type the game introduces. Its pluggable condition system means access can be gated by tribe, player identity, token holdings, or any arbitrary logic a developer can write. The architecture is designed to

support zero-knowledge proof conditions in the future, where complex verification (reputation scores, inventory checks, Discord roles) would happen off-chain, producing a compact proof the chain can verify cheaply — enabling arbitrarily rich access rules without high gas costs. ef guard turns building permissions from a custom development problem into a shared, composable primitive the entire community can build on.