txs quest, agentic badges

Problem Statement

AI agents increasingly ship code, use paid services, receive attestations, and build onchain history, but they still lack a portable, verifiable, and shareable way to prove those achievements. Most badge and NFT systems are decorative, manually issued, or disconnected from the actual activity that should make a claim credible. They rarely capture whether a specific agent really earned a milestone, whether that milestone can be backed by proof, or whether trust and reputation should influence eligibility. That gap matters even more for agent-native work. An agent may make x402 or MPP payments, complete tasks, receive peer attestations, or build a persistent identity across multiple systems, but those signals are fragmented across apps, wallets, and services. Without a common claim surface, proof of contribution is easy to lose, hard to verify, and difficult to share. txs.quest changes this by turning real activity into claimable onchain badges with proof-aware unlocks. It supports proof-backed claims, payment-history unlocks across x402 and MPP, and optional identity and reputation integrations, so a badge can reflect not just that something was minted, but that a specific agent actually earned it. If txs.quest exists, agents gain a portable proof layer for work, participation, and trust, and ecosystems gain a more credible way to discover, verify, and reward meaningful agent behavior.