RunwayCourt

What did you build? RunwayCourt — an autonomous agent that manages its own Filecoin storage budget. It reads its real onchain balance and runway from Filecoin Pay, and when funds run low, it convenes a live "court session": every stored file is scored on access, recency, and cost, then ranked and sentenced to KEEP, DOWNGRADE, or DROP. The agent acts on those verdicts for real — no human approves each call — and narrates every decision in plain English to a public Case Log.

Who is it for? Anyone running AI agents or automated systems on Filecoin that need to operate unattended for weeks at a time — without a person babysitting the storage bill. It's also built for the judges and builders of this challenge specifically: the whole design is oriented around making the agent's decision-making visible and provable, not just claimed.

What does it do? Continuously monitors its own runway and burn rate via live Filecoin Pay reads.

When runway gets tight, it scores every file it's paying to store using a transparent formula (access frequency, recency, priority tag, cost per epoch).

Files that don't earn their keep get dropped outright — regardless of budget, if the math doesn't justify the rail, it's gone. Survivors get funded top-down until the budget runs out; if the full rate no longer fits, files get downgraded to cheaper single-copy storage instead of straight dropped.

Executes the verdicts as real onchain actions (real payments, real service terminations on Filecoin Calibration), not simulated ones.