Natural Language Contracts

Morpheus as the “HTTP Protocol” in Web3

Morpheus aims to serve as the “HTTP protocol” for different entities across Web3—allowing seamless collaboration between humans and machines through natural language contracts, with smart contracts functioning as an invisible trust-execution layer. As user adoption grows, more and more User Generated Contracts (UGC) will be deployed to various blockchains via Morpheus. Over time, the market will naturally filter out the most effective and popular smart contracts. Users can contribute their own sets of natural language prompts as template prompts, enabling Morpheus to continually accumulate a growing library of practical natural language contracts.

The Significance of Natural Language Contracts

They reconstruct human economic relationships as an open system where everyone can write and automation handles execution:

• Compared to laws, agreements, customs, and promises, natural language contracts have the advantages of decentralization and automatic execution.

• Compared to traditional smart contracts in programming languages, natural language contracts are for the average person.

Solving Broad Economic Issues Among People

Any individual can conveniently establish economic relationships—such as asset issuance, lending, collateral, incentives, or hiring—using natural language descriptions that are automatically enforced by a contract layer. Regardless of how small-scale or temporary these relationships may be, the binding effect can match or even exceed that of legal frameworks.

Solving Collaboration Issues Among Agents

Natural language contracts retain the precision and rigor of a programming language, forming an effective and accurate protocol layer for multi-agent collaboration. This enables groups of agents to form alliances and cooperative networks more efficiently.

Unleashing Every Developer’s Creativity

Everyone can continuously create simpler, more rational, more effective, and more popular contract templates for broader use.

For instance, with natural language contracts, anyone can effortlessly invent more complex and engaging asset issuance paradigms, drastically improving the traditional development efficiency limits of smart contracts and issuance models, while further decentralizing issuance rights.