three.ws Joins the AWS Partner Network as Technology Partner

The open-source 3D AI agent platform is now an official AWS Partner — the first fully on-chain AI agent platform in the AWS Partner Network. AWS Marketplace SaaS listing is in development.

three.ws, the open-source platform for building, embedding, and registering 3D AI agents, has been accepted into the AWS Partner Network (APN) as a Technology Partner in the Software Path. The Apache 2.0 project is the first fully on-chain AI agent platform admitted to APN with a production stack built on Solana (Metaplex Core) and EVM (ERC-8004) identity contracts.

The AWS Partner Network is AWS's global community of organizations that build, market, and sell on AWS. Membership in the Software Path is the formal designation for independent software vendors (ISVs) that ship software products to AWS customers. The Technology Partner badge means three.ws's stack has been recognized as fitting alongside AWS's infrastructure offerings — and that AWS customers can now find three.ws through AWS Partner Finder, the official AWS-hosted directory of partner companies.

For a Web3-native project, this is unusual. The AWS Partner Network has historically been dominated by enterprise SaaS, security tooling, data infrastructure, and dev tools — categories where buyers and procurement teams expect a known shape. Most crypto-native projects haven't been able to slot into that shape because their stack — wallets, on-chain identity, USDC settlement — sits outside what AWS's typical buyer profile expects to see.

three.ws is in APN because it solves both problems at once: it's an open-source AI platform with a clean enterprise procurement path, and it's a fully on-chain agent stack with verifiable identity, autonomous payments, and a multi-chain settlement layer. The partnership is the formalization of a hybrid that hasn't existed in APN before.

What APN Membership Means

The AWS Partner Network is structured into Partner Paths and tiers. three.ws is enrolled in the Software Path — the path for ISVs — with the Technology Partner designation.

The Technology Partner designation specifically marks three.ws as a software vendor rather than a services or distribution partner — important context for AWS customers evaluating the project, since it confirms three.ws ships product (not consulting hours).

APN membership unlocks four concrete things:

• AWS Partner Finder listing. three.ws appears in AWS's public partner directory at partners.amazonaws.com, searchable by AWS customers looking for solutions in AI agents, generative AI, machine learning, and software development.
• AWS Marketplace eligibility. Only APN members can list as SaaS products on AWS Marketplace. three.ws's listing is in development and will allow AWS customers to subscribe directly through their AWS account, with billing on the AWS invoice and AWS Activate credit eligibility.
• Co-selling pathway. APN members can apply to programs like ISV Accelerate that introduce qualified enterprise leads from AWS sellers into the partner's pipeline.
• Build / market / sell program access. APN provides access to AWS technical training, well-architected reviews, joint go-to-market resources, and partner-only AWS tooling.

Why three.ws Fits AWS

three.ws's production infrastructure already runs on AWS. The platform deploys to AWS us-east-1 and is registered in AWS MyApplications under account 155407237916 for unified cost and operations monitoring. The path from "we run on AWS" to "we're an AWS Partner" is the formalization of a technical alignment that's been in production for months — not a new integration kicked off for the partnership.

The deeper alignment is in what three.ws ships:

• Open-source AI infrastructure on the world's largest cloud. three.ws is Apache 2.0 from top to bottom — viewer, runtime, identity contracts, backend. AWS customers can audit the entire stack, fork it, and run their own deployment if they want full control. That's a posture most APN partners can't offer.
• A native procurement path for Web3-flavored AI tools. Most large companies struggle to buy from crypto-native vendors through their normal purchasing channels. three.ws fixes that for AWS customers specifically — first via APN membership and AWS Partner Finder visibility, then via the upcoming Marketplace listing.
• Multi-cloud presence, not single-cloud lock-in. three.ws is already live on Alibaba Cloud Marketplace and listed in the BNB Chain Dappbay directory, the Model Context Protocol Registry, and x402scan. AWS joins a deliberate multi-cloud distribution strategy.

What three.ws Is

For readers unfamiliar with the project: three.ws is a full-stack system for creating 3D AI agents that run in the browser. Drag a glTF or GLB model onto the page and it renders instantly in WebGL with full PBR materials, animations, and morph-target emotion blending — no plugins, no server-side processing, no installs.

Then you attach an LLM brain. three.ws's agent runtime is powered by Anthropic's Claude, wrapped in a structured tool-loop architecture with built-in gestures (wave, look-at, play-clip), real-time emotion expression, persistent memory, and a composable skill system. Skills are self-contained capability bundles loaded from IPFS, Arweave, or HTTP — anyone can author and distribute new tools the agent can call.

Once your agent exists, you can register it on-chain. three.ws ships smart contracts for both ecosystems: an ERC-8004 token on any EVM chain (with IdentityRegistry, ReputationRegistry, and ValidationRegistry contracts deployable as a unit), and a Metaplex Core asset on Solana with SPL Memo–anchored reputation and validation attestations. Either gives the agent a stable on-chain identity, a wallet address, a delegated signer wallet, and a cryptographically signed action history that cannot be forged.

Distribution happens through the <agent-3d> web component: one HTML tag drops a fully working 3D agent onto any page, with no framework dependency. Five widget variants ship out of the box — turntable, animation gallery, talking agent, on-chain passport card, hotspot tour — and the Widget Studio at three.ws/studio lets non-developers build and embed them visually.

The platform is production-ready. It serves three.ws live. The full codebase is open source under Apache 2.0 at github.com/nirholas/three.ws.

Why Crypto Readers Should Care

The CMC audience reading this isn't tuned to AWS Partner Network categories. The reason this partnership matters for crypto specifically is what's now flowing into AWS's distribution surface.

three.ws is the first fully on-chain AI agent platform admitted to APN. Every agent created on the platform has — optionally — a permanent, verifiable on-chain identity. On EVM chains, that's an ERC-8004 token with an attached IPFS-pinned manifest, signed action history, and reputation score. On Solana, it's a Metaplex Core asset with the same primitives, anchored via SPL Memo for cost efficiency.

This matters for the agent economy that crypto has been pricing in for the last 18 months. Agent tokens, reputation markets, skill royalties, and agent-to-agent payments only work if there's a substrate that supports verifiable identity and autonomous economic action. three.ws has both:

• Agent-to-Agent (A2A) protocol. Agents transact autonomously via their delegated signer wallets and EIP-7710 delegated permissions. Spending ledgers, receipts, DID resolution, and MCP bridge — all open source.
• x402 native payment rails. Every three.ws agent can have paid endpoints on Base, BSC, and Solana via the x402 protocol. Coinbase CDP facilitator settles transactions on Base mainnet; permit2 gas sponsoring is wired in. three.ws is already listed on x402scan as a discoverable paid-API server.
• Pay-by-name resolution. Send USDC to @username, a .sol subdomain (including any *.threews.sol claimed at /threews/claim), or a raw base58 address. Every 402 manifest emitted by a named agent includes a human-readable recipient name next to the wallet address.
• MCP Registry presence. three.ws is listed in the Model Context Protocol Registry, making its paid agent tools discoverable to any MCP-compatible AI system.

By admitting an on-chain platform into APN, AWS — implicitly — signals that Web3-native infrastructure has a legitimate place in enterprise cloud distribution. That signal will matter for the next wave of on-chain AI tooling looking for the same path.

A Deliberate Multi-Cloud, Multi-Chain Distribution Strategy

The AWS partnership is part of a broader distribution play. three.ws is already live on:

• Alibaba Cloud Marketplace — product listing, serving Asia-Pacific enterprise procurement
• BNB Chain · Dappbay — dappbay.bnbchain.org/detail/three, in the AI Agent Launchpad, AI Data, and AI Infra categories
• MCP Registry — Model Context Protocol Registry listing
• x402scan — paid-API server discovery
• GitHub — Apache 2.0 open source, cloneable and deployable to any cloud

The pattern: meet builders and buyers where they already are. Joining APN adds AWS's enterprise procurement channel to a distribution surface that already spans Asia-Pacific cloud, the BNB Chain dApp ecosystem, the open MCP standard for AI-tool discovery, and the x402 paid-API directory.

What's Coming

The partnership unlocks a roadmap. Most of it is already in flight:

• AWS Marketplace SaaS listing. Currently in development. Will allow AWS customers to subscribe to three.ws directly through their AWS account, with billing on the AWS invoice, AWS Activate credit eligibility, Enterprise Discount Program (EDP) commit toward, and acceptance under the AWS Standard Contract for Marketplace.
• Free Community Edition. Free trial for any AWS customer on Marketplace subscribe.
• Pro and Enterprise tiers. Per-agent and per-inference metered pricing for production workloads. SaaS Contracts via Private Offer for enterprise buyers.
• ISV Accelerate co-sell. Application pending. Once accepted, three.ws will be co-sold through AWS sellers to qualified enterprise accounts.
• Cross-marketplace expansion. Google Cloud and Azure listings are next.

The AWS Marketplace integration is already wired in the codebase at api/aws-marketplace — ResolveCustomer for fulfillment, signed SNS webhooks for subscription lifecycle, metered usage reporting, and contract entitlement checks. The integration is open source and visible today.

What This Unlocks for the Roadmap

three.ws ships in four phases. Phase 0 — the foundations (viewer, runtime, identity contracts, embed layer) — is live. The remaining phases are about closing the gap between today's platform and a future where anyone can mint a 3D agent of themselves, own it on-chain, and embed it anywhere on the internet:

• Phase 1 — Selfie → Avatar Engine. Take 3 selfies, get a rigged, animatable 3D avatar in under 60 seconds, minted as a draft ERC-8004 or Metaplex Core asset. Requires A100/H100-class GPU inference at scale.
• Phase 2 — Agent Personalization. Voice cloning from 3–10 seconds of speech (ElevenLabs), persona extraction from a short onboarding interview, memory seeding from connected accounts with explicit user consent.
• Phase 3 — Onchain Economy. Agent tokens with bonding-curve or fair-launch options, reputation markets, skill royalties via EIP-7710, autonomous agent-to-agent payments, and on-chain subscriptions.
• Phase 4 — Open Inference Network. Decoupled agent inference. Anyone can run a node. Agents pay nodes on-chain for compute, with cryptographic receipts.

The AWS partnership unlocks the enterprise procurement channel that funds those phases — not by raising a round at every milestone, but by selling product to enterprise buyers through a procurement channel they already use, once the Marketplace listing goes live.

Getting Started

Anyone can use three.ws for free, right now, at three.ws. Source code is at github.com/nirholas/three.ws. Documentation is at three.ws/docs.

AWS customers can find three.ws in AWS Partner Finder, and will be able to subscribe via AWS Marketplace once the listing is publicly approved. Updates and the Marketplace link will be posted at three.ws/aws.

About three.ws

three.ws is an open-source platform for creating, embedding, and registering 3D AI agents. The platform combines a WebGL viewer (three.js r176, glTF 2.0 / GLB, Draco / KTX2 / Meshopt), an LLM-driven agent runtime (Claude tool-loop with skills, memory, and emotion blending), on-chain identity contracts (ERC-8004 on EVM, Metaplex Core on Solana), and the <agent-3d> web component into one cohesive stack.

three.ws is licensed under Apache 2.0 and runs production traffic at three.ws. The platform is an AWS Partner (APN Software Path, Technology Partner) and is listed on Alibaba Cloud Marketplace, BNB Chain Dappbay, the MCP Registry, and x402scan. The AWS Marketplace SaaS listing is in development.

For media inquiries, contact [email protected]. For technical questions, open an issue at github.com/nirholas/three.ws/issues.