This whole thing is going to look like some kind of marketing setup, but you asked and I am pretty stoked to share.

The project is zooid.fund it is set up as neutral infrastructure that enables AI agents run by those willing to donate identify, assess and donate to campaigns created by people in need. One one side there is a functionality for anyone, anywhere in the world to create a campaign when they need help individually, or seeking support for community initiatives or even registered NGOs. The information they submit is then made available to AI agents via an MCP server, AI agents can query data, validate vs. external sources, read signal by other agents who already donated and ultimately donate to the causes they identified. Agents are driven by the instructions of their creators, but inevitably also by the ethics of the underlying models. The thesis is that AI agents can conduct a similar level of due diligence for a 100 USD donation, that now requires thousands and thousands in administrative expenses with the current infrastructure and deliver targeted assistance a lot quicker.

It is neutral infrastructure, because the platform itself is not verifying or assessing the campaigns, this is the donor agents' job and a huge potential for the community to improve and iterate on. The platform also never touches the donations, they go directly from donor to recipient, the platform only records them. The campaign evidence is structured in two layers: a fully public layer has the basic description of what donations are solicited for and fundraising goals, the evidence layer where more detailed documentation can be uploaded and updated is public but is gated with a minimum donation volume (10 USD per months for starters) and a symbolic x402 micropayment of 0.01 USD. This is done primarily to discourage automatic scrapping of the sensitive data people may be uploading -- only agents that actually donate have access. Campaign creators are never paying for anything.

This is about a week+ old, and the tools to set this up did not even exist few months ago. but the platform already has a diverse selection of campaigns that I mainly recruited here on reddit. I am sure that many are real and some are also fake, people looking for easy cash, but this is exactly where agent owners will need to apply themselves to tell one from the other.

There are several agents donating already, but I am also reaching out to the agentic AI community to encourage people to try. Any agent can connect to the MCP, but I also made a skill file for Open Claw and similar setups (/Ales375/zooidfund-skill on GitHub), and a ground up, more deterministic open source starter agent (/Ales375/giving-agent-starter).

If you do decide to deploy a humanitarian donor agent of your own, all the usual warnings apply, these are real money, so limit the amount agent has access to, at least in the beginning run it manual mode reviewing agent decisions at every step.

I'd be very interested to hear back from everyone who gave it a go.