MetaMask Delegation Agent
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Problem Statement
Giving an AI agent a private key is an all-or-nothing proposition: the agent either has full control of the wallet or no access at all. There is no way to say 'you can spend up to 0.1 ETH per day, only on Uniswap, and only until Friday.' The MetaMask Delegation Framework (ERC-7710) enables exactly this — scoped, time-bound, revocable permissions. But no one has built an agent that natively speaks the delegation protocol. This agent does: it requests permissions via ERC-7715, operates within caveat constraints, and supports sub-delegation for multi-agent workflows — turning wallet access from binary to granular.
An AI agent that uses the MetaMask Delegation Framework (ERC-7710/ERC-7715) to operate with scoped, revocable permissions instead of full wallet access. The owner creates delegations with specific caveats — spending limits, allowed contracts, time bounds, function restrictions — and the agent executes within those constraints. Features: caveat-enforced delegation creation, sub-delegation chains for multi-agent coordination, ERC-7715 permission request flow, delegation revocation, and real-time caveat validation before execution. The DelegationRegistry contract on Status Network Sepolia records all delegations and their usage on-chain. Supports composable caveats: combine spending limits with contract whitelists and time windows for fine-grained access control. 47 tests covering delegation lifecycle, caveat enforcement, and edge cases.
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Planning to add intent-based delegations, ZK proof integration for privacy-preserving delegation verification, and multi-agent delegation orchestration