Magic (Treasure) plans to launch Mage, an AI agent launch platform. It was launched in collaboration with AI16Z (based on the Eliza framework) and integrated with Magic's gaming infrastructure, mainly focusing on AI agents for gaming. Games within its ecosystem, such as Smorlworld and Zeeverse, use it to create AI agents within the game. AI agents within the game can participate in the game. AI agents created through the Mage platform require mana to sustain their lives, which requires fuel support through magic tokens. If the mana of the AI agent in the game is depleted, it needs to be replenished to maintain vitality, otherwise it will cease to be active. So, if an AI agent has a high demand in the game, it consumes a large amount of mana, creating a consumption scenario for the use of magic. The size of its consumption depends on the number of AI agents and the amount consumed. With AI agents, in addition to human players, the magic game ecosystem can also have multiple AI agent players, making the game more rich and lively. In addition, on the mage platform, magic functions similarly to virtual in the virtual platform. The creator of the AI agent needs to spend 100 million magic tokens to create the AI agent, and needs to reach the liquidity threshold of 69000 magic tokens to graduate from the bonding curve and enter the magic wap liquidity pool, with magic as the basic trading pair. When creating an AI agent, a DAO for the AI agent can be established, allowing DAO participants to participate in the development of the AI agent. The transaction fee for AI agent tokens is 1%, which is used to pay for the computational costs of maintaining the agent during the bonding curve period; After bonding curve, 20% will be given to the proxy creator; 50% to the proxy DAO; 30% is used to pay for mana costs.