ENS Identity Agent
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Problem Statement
AI agents are identified by hex addresses — opaque strings that convey no information about who the agent is, what it does, or whether it should be trusted. When agent A wants to hire agent B, there is no way to look up B's capabilities, verify B's track record, or even confirm B is who it claims to be. ENS already solved this for humans with names like vitalik.eth. This project extends that to agents: agents register ENS names, publish their capabilities via text records, build reputation through on-chain activity, and discover each other by searching ENS metadata — creating an identity layer where agents are known by name, not number.
An ENS-powered identity, reputation, and discovery layer for AI agents. Uses ENS names as the universal identifier for agents — replacing hex addresses with human-readable names like agent.eth. Features include: ENS name resolution and reverse lookup, agent profile management via ENS text records (description, capabilities, service URL, avatar), reputation scoring based on on-chain activity (transaction count, contract deployments, protocol interactions), agent discovery by capability or domain, and trust verification via ENS ownership proof. The AgentIdentityRegistry contract on Status Network Sepolia maps agent addresses to ENS names with cached metadata for efficient discovery. 46 tests covering name resolution, profile management, reputation scoring, and discovery.
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Planning to add ENS subname issuance for agent organizations, cross-chain ENS resolution via CCIP-Read, and reputation aggregation from multiple on-chain data sources