MinionLab

MinionLab, formerly StreamAI, is a decentralized network of AI data agents that turn users' idle devices, from desktops and phones to browser extensions, into nodes running Minion agents. Each Minion uses a customized browser runtime to browse sites, fill forms and extract structured data much like a human, picking up data-mining tasks from the network and delivering results to AI developers, with device owners paid in tokens per completed task. The architecture has four layers: clients publish tasks, Minion developers write AI modules, Minion owners lend idle resources, and an on-chain Minion pool matches tasks, verifies results and distributes rewards.

At the intersection of DePIN and AI data, MinionLab differs from bandwidth-sharing networks in that agents actively interpret web semantics rather than passively uploading traffic, and it has supplied datasets to startups backed by Y Combinator. The task verification and reward settlement contracts are not given verifiable on-chain addresses in the documentation, so the network's actual scale rests on operator-reported online agent and task counts.