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# OPERATERS GUIDE
Taking two approaches in consideration where we launch in the intial phase v0.1 on **eigen layer** for the ability to include optional proofs for outputs returned to the system. Once EigenLayer slashing is live, operators on EigenLayer registered as nodes can begin providing proofs for generated model operations, with their posted bond being slashed if they are found to generate a faulty inference .
On the other hand, we can take the agent builders bootstrapping **approach,** where we leverage diverse players in the ecosystem for combining compute and proof.
> Here is the description of both the approaches that we are taking to approach the market while building with robust players in the market -
1. **Initiation by Consumer**: The consumer, utilizing their designated Ethereum address within the koboto ecosystem, submits an inference request which contains input parameters necessary for the AI or ML model to process an inference task.
2. **Application Contract Activation**: The Application Contract, which resides on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible blockchain, acts as an intermediary that manages the submissions of inference requests. It receives input from the consumer and maps it to specific AI tasks.
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\&#xNAN;***`**These first 2 steps are same in the approach an operator wants to run their off-chain node.`***
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