# GURU Network > The AI orchestration network GURU Network is a Layer 3 blockchain on Base that enables AI agent orchestration and workflow automation across multiple blockchains. GURU Network is a Layer 3 blockchain on Base designed for AI-driven process orchestration across on-chain and off-chain environments. Users can deploy AI agents, automate multi-step blockchain workflows, and earn rewards by contributing compute resources to the network. The platform provides developer tools including a Flow Orchestrator, Data Warehouse, and SDK for building decentralized applications. GURU Network was formerly known as DexGuru. - Type: Network - Sector: Blockchain Platforms - Status: Active - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/guru_network ## Products - [Guru Network](https://thegrid.id/profiles/guru_network): Guru Network is a Layer 3 blockchain built on Base via OP Stack, inheriting Ethereum security through optimistic rollup technology. Cross-chain orchestration across multiple blockchain networks uses Chainlink CCIP, enabling Blockchain Business Process Automation with on-chain Factory Smart Contracts. The consumer application provides staking, AI agent access, token swaps, task completion, and network participation rewards. (L3, Live, Main Product) - [Guru Flow Orchestrator](https://thegrid.id/profiles/guru_network): Guru Flow Orchestrator is a low-code environment for defining and deploying blockchain business processes and AI agent workflows using BPMN standards. Built as a Web3 extension of the Camunda BPA engine, it deploys both Web2 process definitions and corresponding Factory Smart Contracts on-chain simultaneously. The platform provides a Flows Catalog, drag-and-drop authoring tools, and context-aware workflow management across on-chain and off-chain processes. (AI Agent Platform, Live, Main Product) - [Guru Block Explorer](https://thegrid.id/profiles/guru_network): Guru Block Explorer provides real-time transaction tracking and historical data access for the Guru Network mainnet blockchain. Users can examine blocks, transactions, wallet addresses, and smart contracts deployed on the Guru Network L3 chain. (Block Explorer, Live) ## Assets - [GURU Token (GURU)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/guru_network): GURU is the utility token of Guru Network. It is used to reward network contributors, pay platform fees, and participate in governance. It powers the Atomic Franchise Mechanism, distributing rewards across AI processors, compute node runners, and retail users based on their participation in network operations. (Utility) - [Wrapped GURU (WGURU)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/guru_network): WGURU is a wrapped version of the GURU token on the Guru Network chain. 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