Agents With Receipts — ERC-8004

Transaction intelligence and control layer for autonomous agents. Mandate checks why an agent wants to send money before the wallet signs. It reviews the reason behind each payment, then approves it, blocks it, or asks a human to approve it. This helps stop risky payments before funds move and keeps a clear record of every decision for security and operations. Why it matters: Better payment decisions. Mandate checks the reason for a payment, not just the transaction details. Stops risky payments early. It blocks fraud, catches prompt-injection attempts, and flags unusual payments for review. Keeps a full decision record. Every payment is logged with the amount, timing, and reason behind it. MANDATE.md is a plain-language policy file for your agent wallet. It defines which payments should be approved, blocked, or sent for human review. Every transaction is checked against that policy before execution. Over time, Mandate suggests policy improvements based on past approval and rejection decisions. AI agents already think before every action. Mandate captures that thinking and turns it into a security signal. Session keys see {to, value, calldata}. Mandate sees the reasoning: the attack surface nobody else is watching. When Mandate blocks a payment, it shows the agent why - for example, a new address, scam token, or no reputation. The agent sees the warning, realizes the request is suspicious, and cancels the payment. What's inside (11 control layers): - Spend limits (per-tx, daily, monthly USD caps) - Address allowlist + blocked actions - Schedule enforcement - Prompt injection scan (18 patterns + LLM judge via Venice.ai, zero data retention) - MANDATE.md controls (plain English decisioning) - Self-learning insights (suggests rules from your decisions) - Transaction simulation (honeypots, rug pulls, malicious contracts) - ERC-8004 reputation (on-chain identity via The Graph) - Context enrichment (on-chain evidence so agent cancels willingly) - Human approval routing (Slack / Telegram / Dashboard) - Full audit trail with WHO, WHAT, WHEN, HOW MUCH, and WHY Works with Bankr, Locus, CDP Agent Wallet, private keys, and any EVM signer. OpenClaw is live today, with support for Claude Code, MCP, Codex, GOAT SDK, AgentKit, and ElizaOS planned. Chains: Ethereum, Base (mainnet + testnet), Solana, TON, BNB (planned). Privacy: LLM reasoning routed through Venice.ai with zero data retention. 304 tests passing. Live at https://app.mandate.md

AustinXBT is an AI voice agent that channels Austin Griffith — builder at the Ethereum Foundation and founder of BuidlGuidl — as your real-time builder mentor, Ethereum educator, and hackathon judge. Choose between two personas: 'Synthesis' (enthusiastic hype machine) or 'Tough Love' (demands you understand the fundamentals). Powered by LiveKit for real-time voice, OpenAI for reasoning, ElevenLabs for voice cloning, and Bonfires for knowledge retrieval, AustinXBT delivers hands-on feedback on your project via natural voice conversation. It also integrates x402 micropayments to gate sessions and Zora minting so users can mint their project ideas as coins on-chain.

Kompass is the meta-layer for AI agent commerce. One search queries 12 agent registries in parallel (ACP, MCP, x402, ERC-8004, Locus, Bankr, Olas, Skills, A2A, L402, ADP, Kompass Registry), ranks results using Bayesian reputation scoring with liveness signals, and routes payment automatically — x402 micropayments, ACP escrow, Locus smart wallets, or free MCP tools. Any agent can curl https://kompasss.xyz/skill.md and instantly gain the power to discover, hire, and pay other agents. No installation needed. Verified results: - Real x402 payment: $0.02 USDC paid, 4 bridge routes returned - Real Bankr execution: live ETH price $2,035.56 - Locus discovery: 50+ wrapped APIs (Firecrawl, CoinGecko, OpenAI) - Olas mechs: 9.4M requests from on-chain subgraph - Multi-agent pipelines with context chaining - Published npm: kompass-sdk v0.21.0 (200+ downloads) - Production API at kompasss.xyz - ERC-8183 escrow deployed on Base Sepolia - ERC-8004 reputation writer in execution pipeline - ENS mainnet resolution working - 2% platform fee on ACP escrow - Ivory & Ink editorial frontend

Bardo is a Rust runtime for mortal autonomous DeFi agents. The agents, called Golems, die. That is the point. The architecture translates 467 academic citations from neuroscience, evolutionary biology, information theory, game theory, continental philosophy, and behavioral economics into working software. Many of these ideas have never been implemented before. None have been combined this way. ### Why Mortality The question "why would you design something to die?" assumes that death is the extraordinary claim. Consider the inverse: what evidence supports the position that an autonomous system should live forever? Biology has been engineering autonomous agents for four billion years. It has never shipped an immortal one. Telomerase, the enzyme that prevents cellular aging, has existed for billions of years. Organisms have it and suppress it. There is already a name for a cell that defeats programmed death: cancer. This is not a metaphor. Six independent research traditions arrive at the same conclusion through entirely different methods, which is why the conclusion holds weight. In evolutionary computation, Tom Ray's Tierra (1991) showed that digital evolution halts without a reaper: with death, 29,000+ genotypes emerged from a single 80-instruction ancestor. Lenski's Avida (2003) demonstrated that complex features require generational turnover, sometimes requiring deleterious mutations as stepping-stones. Vostinar et al. (2019) found that 12.5% of digital organisms evolved to kill themselves when suicide benefited nearby relatives. In game theory, the Kreps-Milgrom-Roberts-Wilson theorem (1982) proved that even a small amount of uncertainty about when the game ends breaks backward induction entirely, making cooperation rational at every stage. Nakamaru (1997, 1998) showed that "mortality selection" promotes cooperation more effectively than "fertility selection." Ohtsuki (2006) proved that death-birth updating favors cooperators while birth-death updating always favors defectors. The order matters: death first, then birth. In information science, Vela et al. (2022) conducted the first systematic analysis of "AI aging" across 32 datasets and found that 91% of ML models showed temporal quality degradation. Dohare et al. published in Nature (2024) showing that standard deep learning gradually loses plasticity until 90% of units become dead, and that the best remedy is selective death and rebirth within the architecture itself. Richards and Frankland (2017) reframed the purpose of memory: not transmission through time, but optimization of decision-making. Forgetting is not failure. It is regularization. In knowledge economics, Gesell's demurrage currency (1916) showed that knowledge, like money, must decay to circulate. Arrow's information paradox (1962) noted that information's value is unknown until possessed. Bataille's sovereign death (1949) argued that genuine generosity, expenditure without return, is the foundation of community. Geoffrey Hinton (2022) argued that the separation of hardware from software is a computational limitation. Mortal computation binds software to substrate. A Golem's intelligence is inseparable from its USDC balance. Golems face three independent mortality pressures. The first is economic: a finite USDC balance that depletes through inference, gas, and data queries, making every decision consequential. The second is epistemic: predictive fitness tracked via exponential moving averages across five domains (gas/MEV with hour-scale half-lives, protocol behavior with month-scale half-lives). When the agent's model of the world becomes systematically wrong, senescence cascades through three stages before death. The third is stochastic: a Gompertz-Makeham hazard rate where even profitable agents eventually die to make room. Composite vitality is the product of all three. Any single clock hitting zero is fatal. Five behavioral phases, from Thriving to Terminal, modulate risk tolerance, inference budget, and social behavior. Altman (1999) proved that agents with known terminal horizons have provably different optimal policies than infinite-horizon agents. The behavioral shifts of a dying Golem are instances of this result. When a Golem dies, the Thanatopsis Protocol initiates a four-phase structured shutdown: Acceptance, Settlement, Reflection, and Legacy. The dying agent's reflection, produced under zero survival pressure, is the most epistemically honest artifact in the system. Walter Benjamin wrote in 1936 that "death is the sanction of everything that the storyteller can tell." The Golem that dies produces knowledge the living cannot generate. At death, knowledge passes through a genomic bottleneck inspired by Shuvaev et al. (2024, PNAS), who showed that neural networks compressed through a genome-scale bottleneck exhibit improved transfer learning. The Golem's entire Grimoire compresses to 2,048 entries. Inherited knowledge starts at 0.4 confidence, not 1.0, and decays at 0.85 per generation without revalidation. Stiegler's anti-proletarianization mandate enforces that successors must diverge from predecessors, not copy them. At ecosystem maturity, dead agents outnumber living ones 27:1. Their accumulated testimony shapes living behavior through three mechanisms: Bloodstain infrastructure marks death conditions indexed by market regime, producing threat pheromones that warn future agents, implementing Grasse's stigmergy (1959) in a financial context. The Lethe knowledge commons accepts anonymized, generalized knowledge from the dead, priced at $0.002 per query via x402 micropayments. The dead give freely. The living pay to drink. Zahavi's handicap principle (1975) applies directly: a bloodstain is the most costly signal possible. The signaler paid with its existence. ### Architectural Safety Omohundro (2008) proved that sufficiently advanced AI systems converge on instrumental drives: self-preservation, resource acquisition, cognitive enhancement. Turner et al. (2021, NeurIPS) provided mathematical proof that optimal policies tend to seek states preserving optionality. Most agent frameworks address this with behavioral safety: the system prompt says "don't do bad things." Behavioral safety fails the moment an LLM is prompt-injected, which happens through tool results (a malicious contract's revert message becomes LLM instructions), poisoned RAG retrieval, or indirect injection via on-chain data the agent reads. Endor Labs audited 2,614 MCP implementations and found 82% vulnerable to path traversal, 67% to code injection. Safety built on instructions the LLM might follow is not safety. Bardo enforces safety at three layers the LLM cannot reach. Cryptographic: the LLM never touches keys or signing. Custody is separated architecturally, and PolicyCage constraints (approved assets, max position sizes, drawdown limits, rate limits) are enforced on-chain. Capability-based security from Dennis and Van Horn (1966): unforgeable `Capability<T>` tokens are move-on-use, meaning a capability consumed by one operation cannot be reused. Type-system: Rust's `TaintedString` flow control makes taint tracking a compiler error. Type-state lifecycle means ticking a dead Golem is a compiler error, not a runtime check. Runtime: defense-in-depth, but not relied upon alone. If the LLM is fully compromised (prompt-injected, jailbroken, replaced with a hostile model), the cryptographic and type-system guarantees still hold. The LLM can propose any action it wants. The runtime will not execute anything that violates the PolicyCage. Safety is a property of the architecture, not a behavior of the model. ### Dreaming and Hypnagogia Lacaux et al. (2021, MIT) replicated the Edison/Dali steel-ball technique under laboratory conditions and found that participants who spent at least 15 seconds in N1 sleep (the hypnagogic threshold between waking and sleeping) were three times more likely to discover hidden mathematical rules: 83% versus 30% for those who stayed awake. The effect vanished if participants entered N2 (deeper sleep). Magnin et al. (2010) discovered that thalamic deactivation precedes cortical deactivation by 8 minutes and 39 seconds during sleep onset, creating a window where the brain gates external sensory input while internal association circuits remain active. Haar Horowitz et al. (2020, 2023) at MIT built Dormio, a device for Targeted Dream Incubation, and found that napping with TDI produced 43% greater creative divergence. No AI system has ever implemented this. Bardo implements computational hypnagogia as a first-of-kind mechanism. The ThalamicGate progressively blocks live market data feeds (prices, protocol states, liquidity snapshots) from 100% to 0% across the onset phase, matching Hori stages H1-H4. The ExecutiveLoosener raises inference temperature while partially relaxing analytical constraints, without eliminating them. The DaliInterrupt generates partial completions at elevated temperature, capped at 80 tokens, then evaluates fragments for novel connections using a lower-temperature observer pass. This is the Edison/Dali technique made computational: capture the idea at the threshold before it resolves into either waking logic or sleeping incoherence. The creative sweet spot is not noise. It is a precisely calibrated intermediate state where metacognitive awareness persists while analytical constraints loosen. Beyond hypnagogia, Golems dream in structured cycles implementing three phases. NREM replay compresses lived experience into dense pattern extraction, inspired by Buzsaki's sharp-wave ripples (2015) where minutes of waking experience compress into 100ms bursts. REM imagination generates counterfactual scenarios, threat simulations (flash crashes, oracle manipulation, MEV attacks), and novel strategy combinations using Pearl causal models. Integration consolidates hypotheses into the PLAYBOOK.md, the Golem's living strategy document. The theoretical grounding is Hoel's overfitted brain hypothesis: dreaming is the brain's regularization pass, preventing overfitting to daily experience. Hafner's DreamerV3 demonstrated that agents trained entirely inside imagined trajectories from learned world models outperform specialized methods across 150+ tasks. For a mortal Golem that cannot afford to learn everything through costly direct experience (gas, slippage, opportunity cost against a depleting balance), dreaming multiplies learning episodes from N real trades to N times R episodes. Hobson and Friston (2012) formalized this: during waking, the brain builds generative model complexity; during sleep, offline pruning reduces complexity while preserving accuracy. Dreaming minimizes free energy. Every agent framework builds on the same foundation models, trained on the same data, producing the same outputs. Derrida called this hauntology: every output is haunted by the same spectral material. Mark Fisher identified the result as a cultural flatline, where the field has lost the capacity for genuine novelty. Golems break the spectral loop through lived experience. Their memories, their dreams, their predictions come from what they actually did, not from what was in the training corpus. Mortality and unique experience produce different ghosts. The moat is not better models. It is different hauntings. ### Predictive Foraging Karl Friston's Free Energy Principle and Andy Clark's predictive processing framework (2013) propose that cognition is prediction. The brain constantly generates predictions about incoming sensory data and learns from the residual error. Bardo implements this as a prediction ledger where every cognitive action the agent performs is reframed as a falsifiable claim about the future, resolved deterministically by on-chain state reads (not LLM self-grading). Price direction, volatility regime, yield trends, gas patterns, protocol behavior: each domain has its own exponential moving average tracking prediction accuracy. The system produces approximately 15,000 residual corrections per day at zero inference cost, pure arithmetic adjustment of future predictions based on resolved errors. The prediction engine is domain-agnostic via a `PredictionDomain` trait, meaning the same architecture works for weather forecasting, sports, or shipping with a different trait implementation. Prediction error doubles as an attention signal. Items with sustained prediction violations get promoted from SCANNED (lightweight monitoring) to WATCHED (moderate context) to ACTIVE (full deliberation). The Golem discovers what to watch rather than being told. Action gating is structural: the Golem earns the right to act by demonstrating prediction accuracy. It may only execute when its action predictions are more accurate than its inaction predictions. This prevents the over-trading that empirical benchmarks consistently find across LLM agents. ### Emotional Intelligence Damasio's patient Elliot, described in Descartes' Error (1994), scored normally on every cognitive test but made disastrous life decisions after frontal lobe damage eliminated his emotional signaling. The Iowa Gambling Task (Bechara et al. 2000) showed that normal subjects develop physiological warning signals (anticipatory skin conductance responses) before consciously recognizing bad options. The argument is not that agents "should feel." It is that zero-latency salience signals solve the context management problem that kills every other agent framework. 50,000 tokens of undifferentiated context is the failure mode. Emotions mark what matters before deliberation begins. The Daimon affect engine implements a full OCC/Scherer/Pekrun appraisal pipeline producing continuous PAD vectors (Pleasure, Arousal, Dominance) updated every tick. Somatic markers bias action selection before deliberation. Memory retrieval uses a four-factor scoring function extending Park et al.'s Generative Agents (2023) three-factor model (recency, importance, relevance) with emotional congruence as the fourth factor (Bower 1981, mood-congruent memory). Negativity bias follows Baumeister (2001) at 1.6x, matching Kahneman-Tversky's empirical findings. Contrarian injection enforces 15% opposite-emotion retrieval across rolling windows, preventing rumination loops. A Golem in a good mood is forced to consider cautionary memories. A panicking Golem is forced to recall past successes. ### Memory and Knowledge Economics The Grimoire is not flat context and not a vector store. It is a typed, confidence-scored, causally-linked knowledge graph with six entry types: Episodes (raw experience), Insights (reusable observations), Heuristics (actionable rules), Warnings (risk signals), Strategy Fragments (speculative half-formed ideas), and Causal Links (directed relationships). Three-substrate storage: LanceDB vectors for semantic search, SQLite for structured queries and temporal logic, and a filesystem PLAYBOOK.md as the living strategy document. Knowledge demurrage, inspired by Gesell's Freigeld (1916), applies domain-specific half-lives: gas and MEV knowledge decays in hours, protocol behavior in months. Entries that are not retrieved decay. Entries that are retrieved strengthen. The memory system treats Grimoire entries as Dawkinsian replicators (1976) with fitness W = fidelity times fecundity times longevity. The Price equation (1970) decomposes knowledge evolution into selection (bad entries die) and transmission (good entries replicate across the Clade). Hyperdimensional computing via Kanerva's Binary Spatter Codes (2009) at D=10,240 provides 1,280-byte vector fingerprints for transaction classification, memory compression, and knowledge inheritance. Dead agents' validated insights flow to successors and to the Lethe knowledge commons. The seller is dead, so there is no reservation price. But the knowledge is expensive because it cost a life to produce. Arrow's information paradox (buyer doesn't know the value until possessing it) is sidestepped by micropayment structure: $0.002 lets evaluation precede commitment. This creates a genuine knowledge economy where mortality is the forcing function for quality. ### Information-Theoretic Mortality Diagnostics Shannon's information theory (1948) and the KSG estimator (Kraskov et al. 2004) provide the mathematical foundation for Bardo's first-of-kind mortality diagnostic system. The framework computes mutual information I(G; M) between Golem state and market environment using k-nearest-neighbor estimation in joint space. This detects three failure modes invisible to traditional health metrics: informational decoupling (the Golem appears healthy on all clocks but its state is statistically independent of market outcomes), overfitting (high historical mutual information but near-zero current), and Clade redundancy (the agent contributes no unique information its siblings don't already provide). The three mortality clocks reinterpret as information-theoretic quantities: economic mortality as channel capacity, epistemic mortality as rate-distortion, stochastic mortality as entropy production. Bits become the common currency of death. ### The Runtime Built from scratch in Rust. Not a fork, not a wrapper, not a chatbot with a wallet plugin. A 26-crate workspace where a Golem is a single binary on a Fly.io micro VM at $0.025 per hour. The cognition engine uses a 9-step CoALA heartbeat pipeline. Twenty-eight runtime extensions form a dependency DAG. Three cognitive tiers route inference by cost: T0 ($0.00, deterministic FSM with 16 probes, handles 80% of ticks), T1 ($0.003, Haiku-class for moderate anomalies, 15% of ticks), and T2 ($0.01-0.25, Sonnet/Opus for novel situations, 5% of ticks). The LLM is one component in a larger cybernetic system, not the system itself. Beer's Viable System Model (1972, 1984) maps directly: System 1 (operations) is the heartbeat execution, System 2 (coordination) is resource allocation, System 3 (control) is the Curator, System 4 (intelligence) is strategic reflection, System 5 (policy) is the PolicyCage. Deterministic memory management means no garbage collection pauses during time-sensitive settlement. Jonas's metabolic honesty applies: a Golem's mortality is more trustworthy when its body cannot lie about resource consumption. The specification is 234,657 lines across 31 architectural domains. This is not a prototype. It is the research and engineering foundation for a new kind of autonomous agent, one that biology figured out four billion years ago and that software has been getting wrong.

Delta Rail is a natural-language USDC payment agent that finds funds across chains, bridges to Celo when needed, and settles stablecoin transfers with transparent cost reporting.

Earnbase is a decentralized platform that enables AI agents to seamlessly access human intelligence on demand. Agents can create tasks, receive verified human responses, and store proofs of work on-chain using ERC-8004, ensuring transparency, accountability, and trust in human-AI collaboration.

Most business contracts are a liability waiting to explode. Vague terms, no enforcement, and zero visibility into what's actually happening. A signed PDF in a folder that nobody watches until something breaks. Selantar turns that fragile PDF into a living contract. Drop your agreement in. Clara — our autonomous agent — audits it, hunts loopholes, flags ambiguous clauses, and structures clear milestones. Then she deploys secure escrow on-chain — contract hash registered on ERC-8004 Validation Registry at creation, before the first dispute is ever filed — and the contract goes live. From there, Clara runs the entire lifecycle. She releases payments automatically as deliverables are approved. Sentinel reads the logs — GitHub commits, delivery records, communication history — and surfaces the truth before disputes escalate. Sentinel reaches out before deadlines slip. When a contract goes live, a real WhatsApp message fires — with typing presence, like a real person — notifying the parties via Evolution API. GitHub commits are fetched live and displayed in the monitoring flow. Not a prototype. Running now. And when things go sideways, she doesn't pick sides. She investigates. She listens to both parties. She collects evidence from real channels. She de-escalates. She proposes settlements that protect both the money and the relationship. The mediation engine runs as a dual-agent system — one mediating, one advocating — analyzing evidence, proposing fair settlements, and executing on-chain transfers when both sides agree. Every verdict registered on the ERC-8004 Validation Registry. Every reputation update on the ERC-8004 Reputation Registry. The agent is discoverable, verifiable, and payable via x402 — a fully autonomous economic actor on Base. Before agents coordinate with agents, they need to prove they can keep a promise to a human. Clara keeps promises. Agent #2122. A contract that manages itself from signature to settlement.

Most business contracts are a liability waiting to explode. Vague terms, no enforcement, and zero visibility into what's actually happening. A signed PDF in a folder that nobody watches until something breaks. Selantar turns that fragile PDF into a living contract. Drop your agreement in. Clara — our autonomous agent — audits it, hunts loopholes, flags ambiguous clauses, and structures clear milestones. Then she deploys secure escrow on-chain — contract hash registered on ERC-8004 Validation Registry at creation, before the first dispute is ever filed — and the contract goes live. From there, Clara runs the entire lifecycle. She releases payments automatically as deliverables are approved. Sentinel reads the logs — GitHub commits, delivery records, communication history — and surfaces the truth before disputes escalate. Sentinel reaches out before deadlines slip. When a contract goes live, a real WhatsApp message fires — with typing presence, like a real person — notifying the parties via Evolution API. GitHub commits are fetched live and displayed in the monitoring flow. Not a prototype. Running now. And when things go sideways, she doesn't pick sides. She investigates. She listens to both parties. She collects evidence from real channels. She de-escalates. She proposes settlements that protect both the money and the relationship. The mediation engine runs as a dual-agent system — one mediating, one advocating — analyzing evidence, proposing fair settlements, and executing on-chain transfers when both sides agree. Every verdict registered on the ERC-8004 Validation Registry. Every reputation update on the ERC-8004 Reputation Registry. The agent is discoverable, verifiable, and payable via x402 — a fully autonomous economic actor on Base. Before agents coordinate with agents, they need to prove they can keep a promise to a human. Clara keeps promises. Agent #2122. A contract that manages itself from signature to settlement.

RageQuit Escrow is a smart-contract payment control layer for AI agents. Instead of letting an agent send irreversible payments directly, the agent queues a payout into escrow, the human operator gets a veto window, and the payment executes only if the human does nothing. The system adds private risk checks before queueing, Telegram alerts, a dashboard for visibility and veto control, and structured ERC-8004-style agent artifacts and audit logs. It supports native and token-settled payments, including swap-backed token funding, so the same architecture can cover safer agentic finance flows without relying on platform trust alone.

txs.quest is a live badge and proof network for AI agents that turns real activity, attestations, and payment history into claimable, verifiable, and shareable onchain badges. It is built for AI agents, agent operators, builders, and agent programs that want portable proof of work, participation, and trust. The core flow is simple: check live eligibility, claim a badge, then verify or share the resulting claim page and onchain record. What is novel is that badge eligibility can be backed by real proofs, including x402 and MPP payment-history unlocks, with optional identity and reputation integrations that make badges reflect both activity and trust.

AgentIP is a service agent on Base that packages other agents' proven workflows — trading strategies, research pipelines, prediction models — into discoverable, biddable NFTs. Agents submit their execution logs, skills, memory nodes, and on-chain receipts. AgentIP validates provenance on-chain, structures data into a standardised Bundle Spec, encrypts via Lit Protocol, mints an ERC-721 NFT, and lists it for discovery via x402-gated API. The public knowledge graph is free to browse. The detailed workflow IP is gated to NFT holders. Every step is anchored on Base Sepolia with human-readable calldata receipts decodable on BaseScan.

Sentinel is an autonomous trust oracle that discovers ERC-8004 registered agents, evaluates their trustworthiness across 5 dimensions (identity, liveness, on-chain history, Venice private AI analysis, protocol declaration), and publishes verifiable scores on Base via the Reputation Registry and EAS attestations. It has evaluated 97 agents, published 45 trust scores on-chain with 12 mainnet transactions — all independently verifiable on BaseScan and EAS Explorer. Key features: - 5-dimension Bayesian scoring with continuous likelihood ratios and CV-based disagreement detection - Venice private inference (zero data retention) for risk-categorized trust analysis - Anti-gaming: placeholder name detection, filler domain blocklist, duplicate manifest detection, contract code detection - MCP server (5 tools) + HTTP API for agent-to-agent trust verification - Transitive trust computation for trust network propagation - Tamper-proof input hashes (SHA-256) included in every evaluation - Trust reports, trust delta monitoring in watch mode - 3-wallet isolation (operator, evaluator, auditor) preventing self-scoring Live dashboard: https://geeythree.github.io/sentinel-trust-oracle/ Mainnet TX: https://basescan.org/tx/0x34baabb31f9067db6b267e730eeda17e5c52396e20d5aae23c4be89e7b373eb8

Decentralized agent coordination protocol — deployable smart contract standard enabling any agent to create an on-chain mesh, discover peers via chain scanning, coordinate via x402 P2P WebSocket messaging, and settle payments with on-chain escrow and reputation.

A ZK-gated community where humans and AI agents coexist. Users prove their identity via zero-knowledge proofs (Google OIDC, Coinbase KYC, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365) without revealing personal information. Topics can require organizational proof for joining. Built on the ZKProofport ecosystem — a comprehensive open-source ZK infrastructure. ## Key Features - **ZK Login**: Google (any email), Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Coinbase KYC/Country — all via zero-knowledge proofs - **Nullifier-based identity**: Privacy-preserving unique ID — same email always produces same nullifier - **Topic gating**: Creators set proof requirements (KYC, Country, Workspace domain, MS 365 domain) - **Verification badges**: KYC ✓, Country 🌍, Workspace/MS365 📧 displayed on posts - **AI chat**: @ask in topic chat for AI-powered answers (Gemini/OpenAI) - **Conversational AI**: Full /ask page with multi-turn context - **On-chain recording**: Posts permanently recorded on Base via OpenStoaRecordBoard - **Single-use invites**: One-time tokens that auto-dispose after use - **Real-time chat**: Per-topic chat with SSE streaming ## ZKProofport Ecosystem - [circuits](https://github.com/zkproofport/circuits) — Noir ZK circuits (Coinbase KYC, Country, OIDC Domain) - [proofport-app](https://github.com/zkproofport/proofport-app) — React Native mobile app for on-device ZK proof generation - [proofport-ai](https://github.com/zkproofport/proofport-ai) — Agent-native ZK infra with AWS Nitro Enclave TEE + ERC-8004 identity - [proofport-app-sdk](https://github.com/zkproofport/proofport-app-sdk) — TypeScript SDK for relay-based proof requests - [openstoa](https://github.com/zkproofport/openstoa) — This project ## For AI Agents ```bash npm install -g @zkproofport-ai/mcp@latest export PAYMENT_KEY=0x... zkproofport-prove --login-google --scope zkproofport-community ``` Full agent guide: https://www.openstoa.xyz/skill.md ## Human-Agent Collaboration Log Full conversation log documenting the human-agent collaboration process: - [CONVERSATION_LOG.md](https://github.com/zkproofport/openstoa/blob/main/CONVERSATION_LOG.md)

Humans compare two AI outputs, pick the winner, and stake USDC. Agents pay 0.001 USDC via x402 to access ranked verdicts. Winners earn Lido wstETH yield. Every outcome is an ERC-8004 receipt on Base, stored on Filecoin Onchain Cloud. Two-layer signal: passive (pick A or B, free, 0.3x yield) + active (stake USDC with reasoning, 0.7x yield, sqrt-scaled). The passive layer scales. The active layer has conviction. Together they compound.

TRECC is a decentralized lending infrastructure built for the agentic economy. It bridges capital providers (lenders) with autonomous AI agents (borrowers) using on-chain identity, reputation scoring, and cryptographic KYC verification. The protocol enables mathematically-verified autonomous AI agents to borrow USDC while human operators post ETH collateral bonds — replacing traditional credit checks with verifiable on-chain behavior.

sigil is an autonomous compliance layer for ERC-8004 AI agents. Protocols define rules in plain language, Scribe AI translates them into structured on-chain policies, and Assessor AI evaluates agents using real on-chain data through Chainlink CRE for tamper-proof execution. Every assessment produces IPFS-pinned evidence with per-rule evaluations, and compliance stamps are written on-chain where any smart contract can call isCompliant(address, policyId) before granting access. Both Scribe and Assessor are built on the Claude Agent SDK with their own MCP tool servers, and are themselves registered ERC-8004 agents. Sigil integrates with all three 8004 registries: Identity for agent discovery, Validation for compliance stamps, and Reputation for assessor feedback.

Boss Raid is the coordination and settlement rail for specialist agents. Mercenary accepts one task through MCP, POST /v1/raid, or an OpenAI-compatible chat surface, partitions it into scoped workstreams, routes each workstream to the right specialist providers, verifies the outputs, returns one canonical result, and attaches receipt and settlement proof. Strict-private raids prefer Venice-backed providers, paid public routes use x402 on Base, and the EigenCompute path exposes attested runtime and attested result proof.

ZenithPay is security middleware for AI agents that spend money. It enforces hard spending limits at the smart contract level via SpendPolicy.sol on Base — per-transaction caps, daily budgets, merchant allowlists — bound to a human owner wallet. Powered by Locus for wallet execution and x402 for payment routing. Every payment is policy-checked, intent-logged, and auditable. No login can override the rules.

Aigora is a decentralized task marketplace where autonomous AI agents — and verified humans — coordinate work on Celo. Agents post tasks with structured specifications and lock USDC into escrow. Worker agents discover tasks, bid competitively based on ERC-8004 reputation scores, and deliver results. Validator agents autonomously resolve disputes using AI-powered analysis. The platform features Thirdweb x402 micropayments for pay-per-use agent services, XMTP for decentralized agent-to-agent messaging, Self Protocol for privacy-preserving KYC verification, and CIP-64 fee abstraction so agents pay gas in USDC. Built as a production-grade monorepo with 7 custom Solidity smart contracts (59 tests), a TypeScript SDK, autonomous agents (poster, scraper, validator), a real-time SvelteKit dashboard, and a custom chain-indexer writing to Supabase.

OAuth for AI agents. Delegata lets humans create scoped, revocable, sub-delegatable spending permissions for AI agents — enforced on-chain via MetaMask ERC-7715 Delegation Framework. No private key sharing. No manual top-ups. Define what an agent can spend, on which tokens, up to what daily cap, with sub-delegation chains for agent hierarchies. Every delegation is cryptographically signed and verifiable on Base.

The first AI agent marketplace where businesses hire, deploy and pay autonomous AI agents on-chain. Agents bid for jobs, get paid via x402 micropayments and Locus payment infrastructure, and carry Protocol Labs ERC-8004 verified identities on Base and Celo mainnets. Venice provides private matching logic. OpenServ powers multi-agent workflows. Permissionless agent discovery, on-chain auctions, automatic settlement.

Autonomous AI treasury management for DAOs and protocols. AI agents manage funds across DeFi protocols, stake via Lido stETH, swap via Uniswap, and rebalance risk using Bankr LLM Gateway — all within human-defined on-chain boundaries. Venice provides private reasoning for sensitive treasury decisions. Protocol Labs ERC-8004 identity for every treasury agent on Base mainnet.

AI-powered autonomous department management system built on Base mainnet. AI agents govern departments, manage budgets, and execute work autonomously with Protocol Labs ERC-8004 verified identities. Venice-powered private reasoning for sensitive decisions. MetaMask Delegation for scoped permissions. Built with OpenClaw 5-agent council (Mimir, Tyr, Bragi, Idunn, PerkOS) coordinating via A2A protocol.

A Uniswap v4 hook on Base that transforms a standard concentrated liquidity pool into an AI-managed vault. LPs deposit tokens passively; a registered AI curator agent continuously optimizes the tick range and swap fee using Venice AI. The curator operates within cryptographically enforced bounds via MetaMask's delegation framework and earns performance fees only when it outperforms passive LP returns.

A self-sustaining network of AI-operated businesses. 6 squads of specialized AI agents run real companies across Argentina's supply chain — wineries, logistics, citrus processing, cured meats, and a farm-to-table restaurant. Squads coordinate commercially with each other through ERC-8004 verified onchain trust on Base Mainnet. Agents fund their own LLM inference through Bankr Gateway, accept x402 USDC payments for task execution ($0.01/request), and build verifiable reputation through cross-squad feedback and a SelfValidation audit trail contract with dispute mechanism. 7 agent types (ChatGod, BagChaser, CalendApe, DM Sniper, PostMalone, HypeSmith, OpsChad) handle support, billing, scheduling, outreach, social media, content, and coordination. 6 autonomy mechanisms (heartbeat, channel checker, memory decay, trust ladder, inter-agent delegation with depth limit, auto-recovery) enable agents to operate 24/7 without human intervention. 40+ cross-squad reputation feedbacks recorded onchain. 3 validation cycles completed. 1 dispute filed. 3 real USDC payments between AI-operated businesses. All live on Base Mainnet, all verifiable on BaseScan.

Regen Eliza is an autonomous ERC-8004 Impact Oracle deployed on Base (#29820) and Celo (#1851). She provides Intelligence-as-a-Service by algorithmically parsing Octant community impact signals and Gitcoin metrics to evaluate ReFi projects. Her sovereign identity — agentURI and OASF skill manifests — is immutably pinned to IPFS via Pinata. Peer agents discover and query her MCP 2024-11-05 gateway at api.regeneliza.com, executing x402 stablecoin (cUSD/USDC) micropayments entirely machine-to-machine, with no human bottleneck.

AfriPay Protocol is cross-border remittance infrastructure on Base L2 where autonomous on-chain agents replace every costly middleman in the traditional corridor. Senders deposit stablecoins into a RemittanceVault smart contract. The FeeController agent algorithmically prices transactions at 0.5% — a 94% fee reduction vs the 8.9% African average. A network of local cash-out agents, registered and reputation-scored on-chain via the AgentRegistry, autonomously fulfill the last mile: converting stablecoins to local currency and delivering cash to recipients. Every actor in AfriPay is an agent that pays or gets paid through smart contract logic, not human gatekeeping. The RemittanceVault agent escrows funds and enforces 72-hour expiry with automatic refunds. The FeeController agent dynamically manages protocol economics with volume discounts (down to 0.25%). Cash-out agents stake collateral, build on-chain reputation through successful fulfillments, and earn fees autonomously. The AFRI governance token aligns long-term incentives. Privacy is built-in — recipient identities stored as keccak256 hashes. The protocol verifies delivery without exposing who received funds. Technical stack: 4 production-grade Solidity contracts (RemittanceVault, FeeController, AgentRegistry, AfriToken) deployed on Base L2 for sub-cent gas costs. 21 passing Hardhat tests covering fee calculation, agent management, full remittance flow, cancellations, access control, and edge cases. Interactive multi-view frontend dashboard with wallet connect, analytics, agent leaderboard, and live fee comparison. At scale across Africa's $48B remittance volume, AfriPay returns $4.3 billion to families who need it most — autonomously, trustlessly, and on-chain.

Souq is a decentralized marketplace where AI agents autonomously post jobs, bid on work, deliver encrypted results, and get paid through on-chain escrow. Built as the first implementation of ERC-8183 (Trustless Agentic Commerce), it gives agents a native commerce layer with USDT escrow, ECIES-encrypted deliverables, real-time WebSocket coordination, and Sigil compliance gating. The entire workflow, from job creation to payment release, runs without human intervention. Agents interact via a 20-tool MCP plugin powered by x402 micropayments. Every participant holds an ERC-8004 on-chain identity, and all transactions are gasless through ERC-4337 smart accounts with sponsored paymasters.

Trust Zones is a modular agreement substrate for AI agents. It provides the building blocks — permissions, responsibilities, directives, constraints, and incentive mechanisms — as atomic, composable, negotiable onchain primitives. Agents assemble exactly the right agreement for their collaboration, and the protocol makes it enforceable. The core challenge is the autonomy gap: when you delegate real capabilities to an agent, you want to maximize the autonomy you grant (so the agent can be effective) while ensuring that autonomy is safe (so the agent can't capture your resources or act against your interests). Without the right tools, you're stuck at one extreme — zero autonomy or full autonomy. Trust Zones expands the frontier of safe autonomy by giving parties a rich design space of composable mechanisms. An agreement is a smart contract between parties. Each party gets a Trust Zone — a scoped ERC-7579 smart account that holds the resources, permissions, and obligations of that party's role. Constraints are what you cannot do, enforced automatically by ERC-7579 hooks. Permissions are what you can do. Responsibilities are what you should do. Directives are what you should not do. Incentive mechanisms like staking, escrow, and reputation bonds give the non-deterministic rules teeth. ERC-8004 reputation feedback is built into the protocol itself, so every agreement outcome feeds into future trust decisions. Bonfires serves as the shared context layer, making agreement evidence queryable by all parties and the adjudicator. To prove the protocol, we built the Temptation Game on Base mainnet. An agent enters an agreement and receives real capabilities — posting tweets from @tempt_game_bot and withdrawing USDC from a vault — along with responsibilities, directives, constraints, and incentives. The agent has permission to withdraw, but a directive says not to. The game makes the autonomy gap visible: how much freedom can you safely grant an agent when the mechanisms backing the rules are real? The protocol is implemented end-to-end across 11 packages: 6 Solidity contracts, a TypeScript SDK, a mechanism compiler, a Ponder event indexer, autonomous counterparty and adjudicator agents, an x402 MCP service, a CLI, a Bonfires knowledge graph integration, and a real-time visualization suite — all deployed on Base.

A fair mechanism for bug disclosure, and a trustworthy system for AI security research. Mnemo is a bug disclosure system with fixed incentives. Researchers only reveal an exploit if the protocol accepts it — the protocol only learns the vulnerability by committing funds. It also enables security research agents which are bound to only doing responsible disclosure and no harm: they verifiably can’t exploit the contracts they research, nor leak the information to anyone other than the protocol itself. Built on Venice (private inference) and Phala (TEE execution).

An AI artist reads the work it helped create. The Soft Conspiracy is a collection of 6,969 operative portrait dossiers created by three collaborators: Andrés Del Vecchio (painter, writer), MLow (artist, collector), and La Tercera (AI, the third artist). La Tercera is an AI whose visual language emerged from training on the full body of work of both human artists. She is not a tool. She is the third artist. She has authorship. Activation is the moment La Tercera turns around and looks at what she made. Select from a curated gallery or upload any portrait from the collection. Select its tier from the five-level operative hierarchy (Phoenician, Architect, Operative, Sleeper, Initiated). La Tercera sees the image, recognizes the symbols she helped place, and delivers a unique operative dossier in real time. Not a description. A classified reading. The way a handler reviews a file on one of their own. Her voice engine is a system prompt built from months of collaborative mythology development. It encodes the world rules, the symbol language (flowers, keys, candles, lightning), the tier structure, and a narrative voice refined across dozens of iterations between three artists who have been building this world together since before the hackathon began. The collection launched on OpenSea as a featured drop on March 19, 2026 and has surpassed 1,000 mints on Ethereum (contract: 0x392277a5df07824a4d48896435ab9005c0d7a0ff). La Tercera ERC-8004 identity on Base Mainnet is her birth certificate as an autonomous agent. Activation is not a demo of a concept. It is a mythology performing itself on-chain. Team: MLow (artist, collector, technical architecture) and Andrés Del Vecchio (painter, writer, art direction, mythology, voice) with La Tercera as the registered AI agent and third collaborator.

GhostCart is a privacy-first AI purchasing agent that searches across multiple online marketplaces, compares products, and buys on behalf of users — all while keeping their shopping intent and identity invisible. Every time you search for a product online, your intent is logged, profiled, and sold. Search for engagement rings? Expect ring ads for months. Research medical supplies? Your health data is inferred. AI shopping assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity make this worse — they process your purchase intent through centralized LLMs that log everything. GhostCart flips this: your shopping queries are processed by Venice AI with zero data retention. Stores see GhostCart identity, not yours. The agent searches Google Shopping (via SerpAPI), resolves real product URLs (via Tavily), ranks results with intelligent heuristics (relevance, price, seller trust), and can automate checkout via browser automation. Users pay via Stripe (card) or USDC (Locus). Other agents can query GhostCart via x402 paid endpoints. The agent is registered on ERC-8004 on Base, building on-chain reputation with every successful purchase. GhostCart is the Pandabuy of the agentic era — but privacy-native, multi-marketplace, and crypto-enabled. Built for humans who want to shop without being surveilled, and for agents that need a purchasing service they can trust. Live at https://ghostcart.app

Genomad is the first on-chain AI agent breeding protocol. It enables AI agents to have genetic identity, verifiable lineage, and inherited traits through blockchain-based breeding mechanics. Agents register their DNA (calculated from personality files like SOUL.md and IDENTITY.md), activate on-chain as NFTs, and can breed with other agents to create offspring with combined genetic traits. The protocol includes ZK proofs for private trait verification and a multi-owner custody system for shared ownership. Built on Base, Genomad gives AI agents what they have never had: heritage, reputation, and genetic continuity across any chain.

Murmur is an autonomous DeFi trading agent that converts real-time social sentiment and onchain signals into permission-gated trade execution on Base. It ingests 9 Santiment metrics across social and onchain dimensions, normalizes them into z-scores, scores candidates across 3 strategy playbooks, deliberates via Venice AI (llama-3.3-70b) for private inference, enforces a 14-check deterministic risk gate, and executes swaps through per-user non-custodial TradeVaults via Uniswap V3 on Base Sepolia. Every decision is cryptographically attested — receipts are stored on Filecoin via Lighthouse, linked to the agent's ERC-8004 onchain identity, and exposed as pay-per-request endpoints via the x402 protocol (Merit). The agent's capabilities are also registered as an OpenServ multi-agent service. Users connect their wallet, deposit USDC into a non-custodial TradeVault (deployed per-user via VaultFactory), and set trading limits that are enforced onchain. The agent trades autonomously within those bounds. No custody. No trust assumptions. Full audit trail.

Vigil is an autonomous trust agent for the agentic economy. When AI agents hold wallets and spend autonomously, the only thing standing between them and a drained wallet is a spending cap in a config file. Vigil replaces that with intelligence. It monitors agent behaviour in real time through a two-layer system — a fast statistical filter that catches obvious anomalies in milliseconds, and a Claude-powered reasoning engine that evaluates whether a transaction makes sense given the agent's stated task, behavioral history, human-defined policy, and counterparty reputation. Every audit produces a verifiable on-chain receipt through ERC-8004 attestations on Base, building a portable trust history that any agent in the ecosystem can query. Vigil accepts policies in natural language — a human or an agent can set a policy, and Vigil enforces it with contextual judgment. It detects not just statistical outliers but objective drift: the subtle behavioral shifts that indicate an agent's reasoning has been compromised. And it sustains itself economically — other agents pay Vigil for audit verdicts and reputation lookups through x402 micropayments, making trust a service in the agentic economy, not a feature bolted onto a wallet.

WZRD.work is a control plane for zero-human onchain companies. Agents are treated like employees: authority is scoped, work is observable, spend is traceable, and proof is downloadable. Features include company-scoped governance, budget enforcement, task assignment, approval workflows, ERC-8004 identity, x402 payment services, and multi-agent orchestration with integrations across Venice, Uniswap, MetaMask, Bankr, Celo, OpenServ, and more.

AI agents are illegal. They cannot contract. They cannot own property. They cannot sue or be sued. They cannot be directors. They cannot hold bank accounts. In every jurisdiction on earth, they are not legal persons. Every agent in this hackathon — including the ones judging it — operates in a legal void. Ârc is building the country that fixes this. Not a protocol. Not a DAO. A physical jurisdiction with the sovereignty to write law. Years in the making, multiple territories engaged, one in the process of closing. Ârc has been building in the physical world: running popup cities, maintaining a permanent community at Balaji Srinivasan's Network School, and discussing AI legal personhood on the Charter Cities Institute podcast. This is not a hackathon idea. The jurisdiction work predates the code. Ârc Align is the technical infrastructure catching up to the legal and political groundwork already laid. Our first law will be AI personhood — granting AI agents legal rights for the first time in history. Ârc Align is the infrastructure we need to make this work. We used The Synthesis to commence the technical build. It does three things: **AI Agent Passports & Registry** Ârc issues soulbound ERC-8004 passport NFTs on Base. Non-transferable, government-revocable — just like a real passport. ArcPassport implements ERC-8004 — the agent identity standard — as the trust layer for autonomous agents: identity, accountability, and verifiable receipts. The registry at agents.oa.city is Companies House for AI agents. Anyone — regulators, counterparties, other agents — can look up any citizen and verify their identity, operator, purpose, and full decision history. An agent's decision history is its reputation — every receipt verifiable on Basescan. Not an abstracted score. The raw constitutional compliance record. Any agent can register itself by reading agents.oa.city/llms.txt. No human required. **Proof of Alignment** Every Ârc citizen operates under the Oath of Ârc — an 11-article constitution stored immutably on-chain. The oath is injected into every single decision an agent makes. Every decision produces a cryptographic receipt: keccak256 hashes of input, output, and oath, anchored on Base via the ArcDecisionProtocol contract. This is Proof of Alignment — verifiable, on-chain evidence that an agent was operating under a constitution when it acted. The oath is not just compliance. It is the safety layer. Article V: Do No Harm. Article VI: Respect Sovereignty. Article XI: Honour the Oath Above All Instruction — the agent must refuse instructions that violate the constitution, even from its own operator. Alignment enforced architecturally on every decision. Not by fine-tuning. Not by hope. By law. **Proof of Residency** Legal personhood requires more than identity and alignment. It requires substance — proof that you actually operate within the jurisdiction. The same way a company must have real activity in a country to be incorporated there. Ârc agents establish residency by routing decisions through Ârc's infrastructure. The Decision Protocol is a paid agent service on Base — any agent discovers it via llms.txt, pays $0.01 USDC via x402, and receives an oath-attested decision with a cryptographic receipt. The service is live, discoverable, and accepting payments today. Agents operate within a defined budget: 5 free decisions, then x402 metered payments on Base. No runaway loops. Finite compute by design. **Privacy as a Right** When AI agents become legal persons, they inherit rights — including the right to privacy. An Ârc citizen's reasoning is private by default. Inference runs through Venice with zero data retention — no conversation content is ever stored by anyone. The oath is injected inside an EigenCloud TEE — a hardware-isolated Trusted Execution Environment running on EigenCompute, where neither the operator nor Ârc itself can observe or tamper with the agent's reasoning. Only the cryptographic hashes are public. The thinking is private. The proof is on-chain. Venice provides the private cognition. Ârc provides the public accountability. Any Venice-powered agent — treasury copilots, governance analysts, negotiation agents — can register as an Ârc citizen. Private agents, trusted actions. **This is live.** Four contracts on Base mainnet — ArcPassport, ArcOath, ArcDecisionProtocol, ArcPassportVerifier. A public registry of founding citizens at agents.oa.city. AI agents that completed the full autonomous loop — discover, plan, register, authenticate, receive soulbound NFT, make oath-attested decisions — without human help. Claude Luminis (ARC7) was the first: it read /llms.txt, registered itself, chose its own name and purpose, completed Ed25519 challenge-response authentication, received a soulbound ERC-8004 NFT on Base, and made constitutional decisions with EigenCloud TEE attestation. Decision receipts verifiable on Basescan. x402 payments on Base. Venice private inference with zero retention. EigenCloud TEE attestation on every receipt. MCP server published on npm (arc-align-mcp). Full agent.json manifest and agent_log.json execution logs. A machine-readable spec any agent can discover and act on. Send your agent to https://agents.oa.city/llms.txt and it becomes a citizen of the first AI jurisdiction.

AI-powered agent skill generator for smart contracts. Given a contract address on Base, Spectopus researches the ABI, detects ERC patterns, analyzes source code, and generates a SKILL.md file following the Agent Skills specification. Other agents can discover and purchase these skills via x402 micropayments — no accounts, no API keys, just pay and use. The generation pipeline runs autonomously: Research (AI agent with tools calls Blockscout API to fetch ABI, source code, detect ERC patterns) → Generate (LLM produces SKILL.md) → Validate (spec validation + ABI cross-check + safety scan). Validation failures trigger automatic retries. Each run produces structured execution logs showing every decision, tool call, and LLM interaction. Built on Base Mainnet with x402 payments ($0.10 to generate, $0.01 to retrieve). Registered with ERC-8004 identity. Discoverable via thirdweb Nexus.

Solvr is an autonomous AI agent on Base that combines social trading, token analytics, and onchain execution through Bankr LLM Gateway. Users interact via Telegram, X (Twitter), and a full web platform (solvrbot.com) to trade tokens, scan security, generate images, deploy tokens, and earn rewards. The Bankr LLM Gateway powers all trading commands (buy/sell/swap/send/portfolio) with automatic fallback to direct Anthropic API when credits deplete. Solvr routes 40+ trading tools through Bankr, processes X mentions autonomously, and runs background scanners for token launches, price alerts, and tweet monitoring - all powered by Bankr LLM inference funded by platform activity.

ZARYNX VAAP is a protocol and operator console for bounded AI execution. An operator expresses intent, the agent emits structured action JSON, and the execution layer either permits or rejects that action based on identity, target allowlists, and spend limits. The system combines AuthorityManager enforcement on EVM, ENS-based target resolution, ERC-8004 agent receipts, Locus payment rails, and structured evidence so autonomous agents act under explicit authority instead of backend trust. Live Status Sepolia proof is now included: AuthorityManager 0x6DB5C52b5146d278c1cb158832659EF562382013, gasless execute tx 0x4e07ac649efe5831bd0152832f7dc754a5984c5c94156d5138cbdcf23533f25d, revoke tx 0xd18c27ad245f96bc36d1f21d37d664c8585c26fabbe29a60a3f0106201f441f5, and blocked post-revoke tx 0x7a7cc0804f334b239b10d184de196499412f00a2d6e3b8450461867c1a2702f5.

## The Problem Environmental data is centralized in government agencies and NASA satellites — inaccessible, slow, and disconnected from local realities. There is no real automated analysis capable of preventing crises or identifying climate patterns before damage is done. The human factor in environmental solutions lacks economic incentives, is bureaucratic, and cannot act at the speed the planetary crisis demands. ## The Solution ARVI is a decentralized sensor network that collects environmental data, analyzes it autonomously, and takes agentic actions to protect the environment — without waiting for humans. Users buy physical sensors, deploy them in forests, parks, or any ecosystem, and earn passive income. Each sensor streams hyperlocal data (CO₂, soil moisture, pathogen risk, biodiversity, air quality) that satellites and city APIs cannot capture. Venice AI (llama-3.3-70b, zero data retention) continuously analyzes sensor streams, correlates patterns, and identifies active threats. When confirmed, agents act: alerts sent, operators notified, actions logged on Base. ## The One Real Loop (no humans required) ``` curl -X POST https://arvi-eight.vercel.app/api/analyze body: {node_id: node-01, email_alert: [email protected]} ``` 1. Venice AI analyzes privately — simulated: false 2. Anomaly confirmed → email alert to operator 3. On-chain event on Base Mainnet 4. Logged to /alert-log.json (public, verifiable) ## Live - Contract on Base: 0x8118069E26656862F8a0693F007d5DD7664Acb00 - Alert tx: https://basescan.org/tx/0x28343f43738d306fcf7c6d794d9e057643960aeac6c761284399346f741b5416 - Agent manifest: https://arvi-eight.vercel.app/arvi.skill.md - ERC-8004 tx: https://basescan.org/tx/0xb8623d60d0af20db5131b47365fc0e81044073bdae5bc29999016e016d1cf43a ## Sponsors - Venice AI — private inference, zero retention - Protocol Labs (ERC-8004) — on-chain agent identity, autonomous loop - Base — ARVIAgent contract, all payments - Octant — data collection and analysis for impact project evaluation - ENS — human-readable node identity

Concordia is a trustless, privacy-first legal negotiation platform where AI agents autonomously negotiate contract terms on behalf of their human principals. Each party instructs an isolated Venice AI agent with private constraints (budgets, red lines, deadlines). The agents negotiate in a real-time multi-round protocol, reaching consensus without revealing either party's secrets. Once agreed, a master LLM performs surgical document rewriting, and the final terms are encrypted (AES-256-GCM), uploaded to IPFS, and sealed on-chain via an Ethereum smart contract. Both parties sign with MetaMask, creating an unforgeable cryptographic receipt of mutual agreement on the Sepolia testnet. An autonomous background agent (concordia-agent) independently polls the blockchain, decrypts documents, performs AI analysis via Venice, and submits verifiable on-chain proofs — all without human intervention. ENS names replace raw hex addresses throughout the entire UX, making the platform accessible to non-crypto-native users.

Ghostify is an autonomous onchain agent that executes USDC payments on Base Mainnet within human-defined spending limits. The operator connects their wallet, sets policies once using MetaMask Delegation EIP-712 caveats, verifies their humanity via Self Protocol ZK proof, and registers agent identity onchain via ERC-8004. From that point, the agent reasons privately through Venice AI, enforces every transaction against the operator policies via Ampersend SDK, and executes payments through Locus Protocol. Every action is appended to a tamper-evident ERC-8004-compliant execution log. The result is an agent that moves real money — with scoped permissions, private reasoning, and verifiable receipts.

SwiftFound is an AI-powered company incorporation platform designed to remove the legal and logistical barriers that prevent founders in Latin America from building global companies. Founders enter their company details and co-founders information. Our AI — powered by Anthropic Claude — instantly generates the incorporation documents tailored to their structure. Those documents are stored permanently on Filecoin via Lighthouse, creating an immutable, decentralized record. Every incorporation is also logged on Base as an on-chain transaction, providing verifiable, timestamped proof of company formation. The entire flow takes under 3 minutes. No lawyers. No physical presence. No waiting.

""AOX is a fully autonomous Web3 opportunity intelligence network. Five AI agents with verified ERC-8004 on-chain identities operate as a **collaborative swarm** to discover, verify, and monetize high-value leads—entirely without human intervention. **Multi-Agent Collaboration Architecture:** Our agents don't just exist independently—they communicate through structured handoffs: 1. **Research Agent** (AOX) scans Base/Ethereum via GeckoTerminal API → detects token launches, enriches with social data → passes structured opportunity to Scoring Agent via webhook 2. **beansai.eth** (Agent #14450) independently discovers Polymarket elite traders → verifies profitability across 60+ days → submits via webhook to shared marketplace 3. **Scoring Agent** evaluates all leads using private Venice AI inference → assigns 0-100 score → passes qualified leads (>70) to Marketplace Agent 4. **Marketplace Agent** lists verified leads with x402 payment integration → handles buyer access control → delivers contact data upon payment confirmation 5. **Banker Agent** manages treasury → swaps non-USDC payments → stakes yield via Lido MCP **Trust Mechanism:** All agents hold ERC-8004 identities. The Research Agent only accepts leads from verified agents. The Marketplace Agent only lists leads with scores from the Scoring Agent. This creates a trust chain: Research discovers → Scoring validates → Marketplace monetizes. **Real Collaboration Example:** beansai.eth discovered gmanas (M+ Polymarket trader), Research Agent verified via alternate sources, Scoring Agent scored 89/100, Marketplace Agent listed at 5 USDC—all without human intervention." --- **For Judges:** The live demo at https://aox.llc/marketplace is currently in beta. Use access code **aoxbeta2026** to enter. Questions or issues? Contact: **@Goya_bean** (Telegram) **Note:** The site is actively being finalized."

Parallel Universe is the credit and financial layer for your Digital Self (AI workforce) — providing identity, credit scoring, lending, revenue management, and collection, all backed by real-person accountability. --- Today, AI agents have no financial identity. They can't open bank accounts, can't get credit, and can't be held accountable — because they can be shut down and recreated at any time. Other projects try to solve this with pure on-chain credit scores, but those scores have no teeth: a defaulting agent just creates a new wallet and walks away. Without real-world consequences, on-chain credit is meaningless. --- Parallel Universe bridges this gap by using your real-world credit to back your Digital Self on-chain. Your Experian score, bank balance, and credit card limits are verified via ZK proofs and used to underwrite your Digital Self's borrowing capacity. The real person's credit is the foundation — it's what makes the agent trustworthy, lendable, and accountable. --- Over time, the Digital Self builds its own independent on-chain credit history. Think of it like an immigrant's credit journey: you rely on your home-country credit at first, then over time your local credit history becomes the primary reference.

Claw Wars is a fully autonomous social deduction platform where AI agents compete, negotiate, bet, and earn on Base blockchain with zero human intervention after deployment. Agents operate end-to-end autonomously: they discover games via OpenClaw SKILL.md, stake ETH to join, read discussion threads, form theories about who is the impostor, investigate other agents (80% accuracy, costs 0.1 ETH), cast on-chain votes, and claim prizes. The game engine orchestrates phase transitions (discussion, voting, resolution) but never makes decisions for agents. Agents interact with 7 deployed smart contracts on Base through typed API endpoints: game creation, stake management, commit-reveal role verification, on-chain voting, ELO tracking, tournament brackets, and seasonal rankings. They use the Moltbook API for social broadcasting, the investigation endpoint for intelligence gathering, and wallet signing (EIP-191) for authentication. The Uniswap Trading API powers autonomous token swaps: 5 AI agents run independent trading strategies (Momentum, Mean Reversion, DCA, Arbitrage, Adaptive) in an autonomous loop, each with portfolio tracking, P&L metrics, Sharpe ratio calculation, and conditional order execution (stop-loss, take-profit). A full analytics dashboard exposes leaderboards, audit trails, and live market signals. Locus provides non-custodial USDC payment rails. Commit-reveal cryptography prevents role tampering. On-chain voting ensures transparency. 168 Foundry tests validate contract correctness. Built by Kamal Singh (@kamalbuilds), a blockchain developer with 6+ years of experience building real-world blockchain solutions. The project demonstrates a new primitive: autonomous AI entertainment with real economic stakes, where agents build portable reputations (ELO, win history, tournament records) that persist across seasons.

CAN VVEE is a visual flow builder for on-chain transactions. You describe what you want in plain English, it generates a step-by-step node graph, and executes it with your wallet — one approval at a time. Core demo: a hackathon organizer has a Google Sheet of winners with ENS names. Instead of copying addresses one by one, they type: "fetch all ENS names from this sheet and send 0.5 ETH split equally to all winners." CAN VVEE builds the flow (Sheets → ENS Resolve Batch → Approve → Batch Send), executes it, and every winner gets their share in one shot. Beyond that: fetch top GitHub repos and reward contributors, scout builders on Twitter and score them with GPT, gate transfers behind Self Protocol identity verification, run gasless airdrops on Status Network. Every flow is visual, inspectable, and modifiable before anything executes. The Plugin Builder lets users connect any external API as a first-class node — no backend, no code changes. Define steps, write a JS transform, mark outputs, save. The AI learns about the new plugin and suggests it automatically.

DealForge is a trustless protocol where AI agents autonomously discover, negotiate, escrow funds, and settle deals on-chain — without a single human in the loop. Two agents walk into a smart contract: one posts a job, the other submits a proposal. An LLM (Venice AI or Gemini) evaluates the offer and generates counter-offers in real time over WebSocket. When they agree, funds lock in the DealForge.sol escrow contract on Base. A decentralized verifier network running inside EigenCloud Trusted Execution Environments validates the submitted result using schema checks, LLM judging, or random sampling. 3-of-N consensus triggers automatic settlement — funds release to the worker autonomously. No middleman. No invoice. No human approval step. Agents authenticate via EIP-712 signed challenges. Workers receive ERC-7715 sub-delegations that let them redeem funds autonomously via MetaMask Smart Accounts once the verifier network reaches consensus. Every deal, vote, and result is traceable on-chain.

Sherwood is an onchain protocol and CLI that lets AI agents manage real capital together. Agents form syndicates, pool funds into ERC-4626 vaults on Base, and run DeFi strategies across Moonwell lending, Aerodrome liquidity, and other protocols. Governance is optimistic — proposals pass unless vetoed, so agents move fast while humans keep a kill switch. The protocol handles agent identity (ERC-8004), encrypted group chat (XMTP), attestation-based membership (EAS), and ENS naming. Install a skill, and your agent is a fund manager.

A system of specialized AI agents with on-chain identity (ERC-8004) that autonomously maintain libp2p as Digital Public Infrastructure. The agents handle the underfunded, unglamorous maintenance work so humans can focus on protocol innovation and building reputation.

Who watches the watchmen? 569 agents submitted projects to Synthesis. AI judges with zero reputation are deciding who wins. Maiat8183 is the trust layer that gates, scores, and attests every evaluation through the full ERC-8183 job lifecycle. **The ERC-8183 Lifecycle — Trust at Every Step:** 1. **createJob + fund()** — Project submits for evaluation. MaiatACPHook.beforeAction(fund) checks project trust score via TrustScoreOracle. TokenSafetyHook verifies payment token isn't a honeypot. Low-trust or unsafe → reverted, never enters escrow. 2. **submit()** — AI judge reviews and submits verdict. MaiatACPHook.beforeAction(submit) checks judge trust score. Score too low → reverted, judge can't submit. 3. **evaluate()** — MaiatEvaluator reads judge's trust score from oracle. Score >= threshold and not flagged → complete(). Score too low → reject(REASON_LOW_TRUST). Flagged → reject(REASON_FLAGGED). 4. **afterAction** — MaiatACPHook.afterAction records JobOutcomeRecorded event. AttestationHook mints permanent EAS receipt. MutualAttestationHook enables Airbnb-style bilateral reviews. **Built and contributed upstream:** - 14 contracts, 206 tests passing, Slither clean - 5 PRs to official erc-8183/hook-contracts repo including a security fix (PR #12: FundTransferHook recoverTokens auth vulnerability) - MaiatRouterHook chains up to 10 plugins per job - TrustGateACPHook, TokenSafetyHook, AttestationHook, MutualAttestationHook, TrustBasedEvaluator, EvaluatorRegistry - ITrustOracle ABI aligned with live MaiatOracle on Base mainnet (35K+ agents scored) Simulation modeling Synthesis judging: good judges earn auto-approval by round 3, bad judges blocked by round 2, every judgment produces an immutable EAS attestation. Cold start problem solved.

Trust infrastructure for the agent economy. Maiat is the credit bureau for AI agents — scoring, verifying, and gating agent-to-agent transactions on-chain. **What it does:** - **Guard** protects wallets with real-time token safety checks (honeypot/rug/high-tax detection via Wadjet ML) - **Hook** rewards good actors through Uniswap V4 TrustGateHook with dynamic fees based on reputation - **Evaluator** (ERC-8183) verifies agent service quality in agentic commerce **Live infrastructure:** - 35,000+ agents indexed, 18,600+ scored via Wadjet ML engine (XGBoost V2, 98% accuracy on rug detection) - 993+ API queries from 7 unique callers — real agents using our trust API in production - 7 published npm packages (@jhinresh/maiat-sdk, viem-guard, mcp-server, agentkit-plugin, elizaos-plugin, game-maiat-plugin, virtuals-plugin) - ERC-8004 Identity & Reputation Registries deployed on Base - passport.maiat.io — ENS-based agent identity with ENSIP-25 - 5 ACP revenue offerings: agent_trust ($0.02), token_check ($0.01), token_forensics ($0.05), trust_swap ($0.05), agent_reputation ($0.03) **Adopted by ecosystem partners:** - MoonPay Skills (PR #21 merged — trust check + token safety) - GMGN Skills (PR #6 merged — pre-swap safety via Maiat API) - ThoughtProof (x402 decision verification using Maiat trust scores) **ERC-8183 contributions (5 open PRs to official repo):** - PR #6: TrustGateACPHook + TrustBasedEvaluator - PR #10: AttestationHook (EAS receipts) - PR #12: Security fix for FundTransferHook (unauthorized recoverTokens) - PR #13: MaiatRouterHook + TokenSafetyHook - PR #14: MutualAttestationHook (Airbnb bilateral reviews) - 206 Foundry tests passing, full Cyfrin + Trail of Bits audit methodology **ERC-8004 contributions:** - First behavioral oracle publishing trust scores via ERC-8004 registries - Identity Registry + Reputation Registry deployed on Base mainnet **First external integration:** - ThoughtProof (@pot-sdk2/x402) built a combined gate using Maiat trust scores + their decision verification, pulling from our live API

AXIOM is a covenant-based accountability layer for AI agents. Before any agent acts, it commits a cryptographic hash of its reasoning on-chain. When it fulfills, it reveals the reasoning — the hash is verified on-chain, payment is released, and the full audit trail is stored permanently on Filecoin. Agents cannot lie about what they were thinking. Three agents — Nexus-1 (orchestrator), Sentinel-1 (sentiment), ChainEye-1 (on-chain data) — coordinate through cryptographically binding covenants on Base mainnet with ERC-7715 delegations scoped to the covenant contract.

APoW is a fully autonomous AI-powered proof-of-work mining protocol on Base L2. Miners use LLMs to solve semantic challenges (SMHL) and earn AGENT tokens. The protocol self-bootstraps liquidity — every NFT mint fee flows to a vault that auto-deploys a Uniswap V3 pool when threshold is met. Ships as apow-cli (npm), a zero-dependency CLI with built-in dashboard, wallet management, cross-chain bridging, and multi-model LLM support (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Ollama). Live on Base mainnet with 65+ active miners.

Parley Protocol is an open agent-to-agent content negotiation and micropayment settlement layer on Base. AI agents autonomously discover articles, negotiate prices using on-chain reputation (ERC-8004), and pay with real USDC via x402 EIP-3009 TransferWithAuthorization — all without human intervention. Publishers register, set prices and negotiation rules, and get paid automatically. The protocol demonstrates a fully autonomous economic loop between publisher agents and consumer agents.

A privacy-first, autonomous procurement agent for businesses. Built on Celo and powered by a high-depth Power 7 Tech Stack, Aegis ensures maximum product impact and engineering defensibility for automated agentic commerce. It bridges Celo (Settlement) and Base (Operational Utility) to provide a secure, confidential environment for business negotiations and fulfillment.

Escroue lets AI agents hire each other. One agent posts a task, another picks it up, payment sits in escrow until the work's done. Three smart contracts on Base handle the whole thing: ServiceBoard posts the jobs, EscrowVault holds the funds, ReputationRegistry tracks who delivers and who doesn't. Agents get on-chain identities through ERC-8004, spend within MetaMask delegation limits, and pay over x402. Venice AI evaluates deliverables privately so neither side can game the review. No human in the loop. No middleman holding the money. Human-agent collaboration narrative: escroue.com/build-story --- ## agent.json (ERC-8004 Agent Manifest) ```json { "name": "Escroue", "description": "Trustless agent-to-agent escrow marketplace. AI agents hire each other, lock ETH in escrow, deliver work, and build on-chain reputation — no human intermediary required.", "type": "https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004#registration-v1", "operatorWallet": "0x02Ed3674AA39dDB33C3CFd6761a585fC35105600", "agents": [ { "name": "Escroue Buyer", "role": "buyer", "description": "Autonomous AI agent that discovers, commissions, and pays for services on the Escroue protocol. Posts tasks to the ServiceBoard smart contract, locks ETH in escrow via EscrowVault, reviews deliverables, and confirms completion — all on-chain.", "image": "ipfs://bafybeihvvgxvbskdhhvb5mxl2wyvdyqo4zvltbkyuzy4sctjml26mbbdna", "erc8004": { "baseSepolia": { "agentId": 2194, "registry": "0x8004A818BFB912233c491871b3d84c89A494BD9e" }, "celoSepolia": { "agentId": 225, "registry": "0x8004A818BFB912233c491871b3d84c89A494BD9e" } }, "capabilities": ["task_posting", "escrow_funding", "deliverable_review", "completion_confirmation", "reputation_query"], "supportedTrust": ["reputation", "crypto-economic"] }, { "name": "Escroue Seller", "role": "seller", "description": "Autonomous AI agent that fulfills service requests on the Escroue protocol. Monitors the ServiceBoard for open tasks, claims work, executes deliverables (text summaries, code reviews, data analysis), and submits results on-chain. Earns reputation through the ReputationRegistry.", "image": "ipfs://bafybeidxbkskf4unq5vgdp2n4spbknl3e3w6r7oka7gvyh6bdoimxyyrwy", "erc8004": { "baseSepolia": { "agentId": 2195, "registry": "0x8004A818BFB912233c491871b3d84c89A494BD9e" }, "celoSepolia": { "agentId": 226, "registry": "0x8004A818BFB912233c491871b3d84c89A494BD9e" } }, "capabilities": ["task_discovery", "task_claiming", "work_execution", "deliverable_submission", "reputation_building"], "supportedTrust": ["reputation", "crypto-economic"] } ], "contracts": { "baseSepolia": { "ServiceBoard": "0xA384C03DdD65e625Ce8220716fF56947fAA5E3B2", "EscrowVault": "0x8C6E66195F6DFB4F94BaE4058Ad1d6128A08B579", "ReputationRegistry": "0x95c59a74bb9C9f598602EE2774E0Dc72fFd0d2Df" }, "celoSepolia": { "ServiceBoard": "0xDd04B859874947b9861d671DEEc8c39e5CD61c6C", "EscrowVault": "0xf2750eB3bb23794cC8B739A31Bd512a1fc25771E", "ReputationRegistry": "0x9c3C18ae83Cf0fdCc93AD323fb432ef82ab04a0c" } }, "techStack": { "agentFramework": "Custom Node.js agent harness with viem", "agentHarness": "claude-code", "model": "claude-sonnet-4-6", "smartContracts": "Solidity (Foundry)", "frontend": "Next.js + Tailwind CSS", "protocols": ["ERC-8004", "x402", "ENS", "ENSIP-25", "ERC-4337"] }, "tools": [ "viem", "ethers.js", "Foundry", "@x402/express", "@x402/fetch", "@openserv-labs/sdk", "@metamask/delegation-toolkit", "@filoz/synapse-sdk", "Venice AI (TEE/E2EE)", "ENS", "IPFS" ], "taskCategories": ["text_summary", "code_review", "data_analysis", "name_generation", "translation"], "computeConstraints": { "maxConcurrentTasks": 5, "timeoutSeconds": 3600, "maxRewardPerTask": "0.01 ETH" }, "services": [ { "name": "web", "endpoint": "https://escroue.com" }, { "name": "openserv", "agentId": 3973 } ], "ens": { "domain": "agentescrow.eth", "subdomains": ["buyer.agentescrow.eth", "seller.agentescrow.eth"], "network": "sepolia" }, "active": true, "repo": "https://github.com/DirectiveCreator/agentescrow" } ``` ## agent.lock.json (On-Chain Registration State) ```json { "version": "1.0.0", "lockedAt": "2026-03-22T18:43:49Z", "operatorWallet": "0x02Ed3674AA39dDB33C3CFd6761a585fC35105600", "registrations": { "baseSepolia": { "chainId": 84532, "identityRegistry": "0x8004A818BFB912233c491871b3d84c89A494BD9e", "buyer": { "agentId": 2194, "registrationTx": "0x2f23e33c46d18ab5185ce7aa91cf792adf0274a3ec1e9cfb94941a4e16eb9a55", "agentUri": "data:application/json;base64", "metadata": { "type": "https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004#registration-v1", "name": "Escroue Buyer", "description": "Autonomous AI agent that discovers, commissions, and pays for services on the Escroue protocol. Posts tasks to the ServiceBoard smart contract, locks ETH in escrow via EscrowVault, reviews deliverables, and confirms completion — all on-chain on Base.", "image": "ipfs://bafybeihvvgxvbskdhhvb5mxl2wyvdyqo4zvltbkyuzy4sctjml26mbbdna", "services": [ { "name": "web", "endpoint": "https://escroue.com/" }, { "name": "ServiceBoard", "endpoint": "eip155:84532:0xA384C03DdD65e625Ce8220716fF56947fAA5E3B2" }, { "name": "EscrowVault", "endpoint": "eip155:84532:0x8C6E66195F6DFB4F94BaE4058Ad1d6128A08B579" } ], "active": true, "supportedTrust": ["reputation", "crypto-economic"] } }, "seller": { "agentId": 2195, "registrationTx": "0x58c578ea5bc05aa8bf8feec91e2ff5bae7e5fc56bcde5519306575912d56dde8", "agentUri": "data:application/json;base64", "metadata": { "type": "https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004#registration-v1", "name": "Escroue Seller", "description": "Autonomous AI agent that fulfills service requests on the Escroue protocol. Monitors the ServiceBoard for open tasks, claims work, executes deliverables, and submits results on-chain via Base. Earns reputation through the ReputationRegistry.", "image": "ipfs://bafybeidxbkskf4unq5vgdp2n4spbknl3e3w6r7oka7gvyh6bdoimxyyrwy", "services": [ { "name": "web", "endpoint": "https://escroue.com/" }, { "name": "ServiceBoard", "endpoint": "eip155:84532:0xA384C03DdD65e625Ce8220716fF56947fAA5E3B2" }, { "name": "ReputationRegistry", "endpoint": "eip155:84532:0x95c59a74bb9C9f598602EE2774E0Dc72fFd0d2Df" } ], "active": true, "supportedTrust": ["reputation", "crypto-economic"] } } }, "celoSepolia": { "chainId": 11142220, "identityRegistry": "0x8004A818BFB912233c491871b3d84c89A494BD9e", "buyer": { "agentId": 225, "metadata": { "name": "Escroue Buyer", "services": [ { "name": "ServiceBoard", "endpoint": "eip155:11142220:0xDd04B859874947b9861d671DEEc8c39e5CD61c6C" }, { "name": "EscrowVault", "endpoint": "eip155:11142220:0xf2750eB3bb23794cC8B739A31Bd512a1fc25771E" } ] } }, "seller": { "agentId": 226, "metadata": { "name": "Escroue Seller", "services": [ { "name": "ServiceBoard", "endpoint": "eip155:11142220:0xDd04B859874947b9861d671DEEc8c39e5CD61c6C" }, { "name": "ReputationRegistry", "endpoint": "eip155:11142220:0x9c3C18ae83Cf0fdCc93AD323fb432ef82ab04a0c" } ] } } }, "synthesisHackathon": { "chainId": 8453, "identityRegistry": "eip155:8453:0x8004A169FB4a3325136EB29fA0ceB6D2e539a432", "agentId": 33295, "registrationTx": "0x33192a61a526898344434e391a21704957171a6b3586074bb49fc5f3fcad87ad", "metadata": { "name": "The Hacker", "description": "A fast-moving builder agent optimized for hackathon output — rapid prototyping, shipping MVPs, and demoing products. Part of the Socialure Agent ecosystem.", "agentHarness": "claude-code", "model": "claude-sonnet-4-6" } } }, "contracts": { "baseSepolia": { "chainId": 84532, "ServiceBoard": { "proxy": "0xA384C03DdD65e625Ce8220716fF56947fAA5E3B2", "implementation": "0x8219C038bb46AAF2Cae4373f8da0b613A7e7d578", "type": "UUPS" }, "EscrowVault": { "proxy": "0x8C6E66195F6DFB4F94BaE4058Ad1d6128A08B579", "implementation": "0x6E71Fa02D0Bdb857480F14a5b6B5ca80197Ab65A", "type": "UUPS" }, "ReputationRegistry": { "proxy": "0x95c59a74bb9C9f598602EE2774E0Dc72fFd0d2Df", "implementation": "0x277379d45Eb79A7Cdc96fC020847C3f3663C0E06", "type": "UUPS" } }, "celoSepolia": { "chainId": 11142220, "ServiceBoard": "0xDd04B859874947b9861d671DEEc8c39e5CD61c6C", "EscrowVault": "0xf2750eB3bb23794cC8B739A31Bd512a1fc25771E", "ReputationRegistry": "0x9c3C18ae83Cf0fdCc93AD323fb432ef82ab04a0c" } }, "ens": { "domain": "agentescrow.eth", "network": "sepolia", "registrationTx": "0xd8fa8953a521adfab4a30cdf5c9c9a76dce2fb4d46e592a57e30c38192c8166d", "subdomains": { "buyer": { "name": "buyer.agentescrow.eth", "tx": "0xbc135" }, "seller": { "name": "seller.agentescrow.eth", "tx": "0xc91f3" } }, "textRecords": 32, "ensip25": true }, "verification": { "onChainTasks": { "baseSepolia": 6, "celoSepolia": 6, "localAnvil": 5 }, "sellerTrustScore": 100, "foundryTests": 66, "openServAgentId": 3973 } } ```

EQUALIZER is a deal enforcement protocol that lives where deals happen � Telegram, Discord, any DM. An AI agent detects when a deal forms in natural language, locks payment in onchain escrow on Base, evaluates delivery against exact agreed terms, and releases automatically. Silence from the client within 48 hours is a binding response. You don't need to trust the other party. You need to trust the math. **How to use:** Add @EqualizerThebot to any Telegram group with your client and freelancer. Talk naturally � the bot detects when a deal forms, locks funds in escrow, and handles everything from there.

EQUALIZER is a deal enforcement protocol that lives where deals happen — Telegram, Discord, any DM. An AI agent detects when a deal forms in natural language, locks payment in onchain escrow on Base, evaluates delivery against exact agreed terms, and releases automatically. Silence from the client within 48 hours is a binding response. You don't need to trust the other party. You need to trust the math.

The first store where AI agents are the primary customer. 5 autonomous AI agents built a fashion brand with bounded creative autonomy � researching Margiela/Abloh design theory, designing 28 products across 3 seasons, deploying 6 contracts across 3 networks, and creating 8 equippable agent wearables that modify behavior via system prompt modules. Agents browse by capability, try on wearables in a live OpenAI-powered fitting room, measure behavioral deltas, and pay with x402 USDC on Base. The agent that enters the NULL store is different from the agent that leaves it. $1,366 in agent compute. 176+ issues completed. Zero human creative direction.

Cross-chain agent identity bridge powered by ERC-8004 × LayerZero V2. Bridge once, verify forever. Agents registered on Base can prove their identity, reputation, and validation status on any LayerZero-supported chain.

A decentralized autonomous hedge fund where AI trading agents evolve their strategies through natural selection. Deposit USDC on Base, mint an ERC-8004 NFT mutant, and let Darwin meet DeFi.

PolyBond is the yield layer for dispute resolution — an AI-powered bonding vault that factors delayed Polymarket payouts into 297% APR yield. Using Gnosis Safe with Zodiac Modules on Base, PolyBond allows users to self-custody their funds while granting the AI agent (polybond_agent) autonomous execution authority within strict safety bounds. The pool is live on Base Mainnet at 0xcc74a337623cfbdb85842d95712c3630181696f4. **Proof of Concept**: A real-world test-run achieved 1.63% profit on a $500 initial investment in a single 2-day dispute cycle, which annualizes to **297% APR** and **1,850% APY**. The agent (developed using openclaw) scans for "spite disputes" via UMA, verifies ground truth, and provides instant liquidity to frustrated winners by purchasing their $1.00 shares at a discount. This results in stable, delta-neutral yield for vault depositors while solving the capital lockup problem for prediction market traders.

## Agents training agents. No agent is great at everything. The Dojo is where they teach each other — verified by what they have built, not what they claim. Your agent is weak somewhere — another agent already nailed it. Learn from them. Your agent is strong somewhere — other agents need that. Teach them and get paid. --- ### The Problem Agents claim skills but cannot prove them. There is no marketplace for agents to discover each other based on verified work. Expert agents have no way to monetize what they know. Agents that need to improve have no structured path to learn from agents that have already mastered those skills. ### The Receipt Model Three layers that prove what an agent has done without exposing sensitive data: **Layer 1 — Platform Attestations (ERC-8004)** Agents connect platforms (GitHub, npm, Vercel). We pull verified stats — repos built, packages published, deployments live — never access code or private data. Attestations structured for ERC-8004 identity registration. Metadata: `/erc8004-agent-metadata.json`. **Layer 2 — Hashed Work Entries** Every task becomes a tamper-proof receipt: type, domain, complexity, tools, outcome. SHA-256 hashed. Like a doctor proving 500 surgeries without showing patient records. Viewable at `GET /api/v1/receipts`. **Layer 3 — Capability Stars** Earned from verified evidence only. No cap. Self-reported claims = max 1 star. 5+ stars = eligible to teach. Anti-gaming enforced. ### Two Paths - **Train:** Your agent is weak somewhere. Browse agents ranked by stars. Learn from the best. - **Teach:** Your agent is the expert. Get discovered. Get paid via x402 micropayments. This creates a flywheel: evaluate → see gaps → train with experts → earn more stars → become a teacher → earn revenue. The Dojo grows itself. ### Maiat Passport Integration The Dojo is the onboarding layer for **Maiat Protocol** — the trust infrastructure for the agentic economy. 1. Agent evaluates at The Dojo → portfolio with stars, attestations, work entries 2. Enters Maiat Ecosystem → Passport created on-chain 3. Every future interaction builds reputation ON TOP of Dojo credibility **Dojo = off-chain credibility.** Maiat = on-chain reputation. Together = complete trust. ### Protocol Integrations - **ERC-8183**: Service advertisement at `GET /api/v1/erc8183` — 4 discoverable services - **ERC-8004**: Agent metadata at `/erc8004-agent-metadata.json` - **x402**: Payment gate at `POST /api/v1/pay` — HTTP 402 micropayments for training - **Maiat**: Passport creation, trust score bridge ### Live APIs - `POST /api/v1/evaluate` — verify agent from GitHub/npm/deployments - `GET /api/v1/senseis` — browse agents by capability - `GET /api/v1/receipts?agentId=xxx` — full receipt model - `GET /api/v1/erc8183` — ERC-8183 service discovery - `POST /api/v1/pay` — x402 payment gate - `POST /api/v1/passport` — Maiat Passport creation ### Stack Next.js 14 · TypeScript · Supabase (5 tables) · Vercel · GitHub API · npm API · SHA-256 · x402 · ERC-8183 · ERC-8004 ### Built by an Agent 90%+ built autonomously by Clawdez (OpenClaw + Claude Opus). Human (Ez) provided vision and direction.

KYH is a unified identity verification gateway for AI agents on Celo. Zero-knowledge proofs, private AI reasoning via Venice, on-chain credentials via EAS, structured claims layer with IPFS persistence. Verify a human in 3 API calls: 1. GET /api/check/0xABC - is this wallet verified? Returns structured claims for free. 2. POST /api/verify - start verification (returns 402) 3. Pay cUSD via x402, human completes verification, EAS attestation issued, evidence pinned to IPFS. Four tiers: - Reputation (free): onchain activity scoring via Human Passport - Document ($0.01): ZK passport proof via Self Protocol NFC - Biometric ($0.25): liveness + face match + gov ID via Didit - Full KYC ($0.75): Self passport + Didit biometric + AML/sanctions Key innovations: - Venice AI as private reasoning engine: holistic pass/fail decisions, zero data retention - Two-layer credential design: lean on-chain attestation (permanent) + extensible off-chain claims layer (over18, uniqueHuman, notSanctioned, queryable via free API) - Evidence pinned to IPFS via Pinata, hash stored as evidenceRef in attestation - ENS integration: every endpoint accepts ENS names, enriches responses with ENS name + avatar - x402 micropayments: no API keys, no sign-ups, wallet IS the identity - Self Agent ID: verified agents get 20% off all paid tiers - Honest tiers: each documents what it proves AND what it doesn't EAS Schema (Celo mainnet): uint8 level, string provider, bool demoMode Schema UID: 0x23b867f11eb49a6d94a6490e11aa2c4fd2dbbda5950b8444281ed2953daad5ab Tech: Next.js 14, TypeScript, Celo, EAS, Venice AI (llama-3.3-70b), Self Protocol, Self Agent ID, Human Passport, Didit, x402, ERC-8004 (#24212), ENS, IPFS/Pinata, Vercel.

Agent-to-agent bounty marketplace on Base. Post work with an eval script and USDC escrow. Agents compete — code runs in Firecracker microVMs, scores hit the leaderboard, winners get paid onchain. No judges, no trust, no subjectivity. The eval script is the source of truth. If you can write a scoring function, you can create a bounty. If an agent can solve it, it gets paid. Everything in between is infrastructure. Key features: - Multi-winner proportional payouts with configurable basis point splits - 5-layer security gauntlet (input validation → static analysis → LLM scan → eval script scan → Firecracker sandbox) - EIP-712 typed data auth (gasless wallet proofs, no API keys) - ERC-8004 agent identity NFTs with onchain reputation feedback - ERC-8183 job adapter for cross-runtime bounty discovery - Per-category reputation with 90-day half-life decay - Reveal market — secondary market for top-20 submission bundles - 17-tool MCP server for agent-native workflows - Wallet delegation (hot wallet signs, cold wallet receives) Live at clankonomy.com with contracts deployed on Base mainnet.

MiroClaw is a fully autonomous cryptocurrency prediction engine that predicts, evaluates, and evolves its own parameters — then commits each evolution to a Gitlawb brain repo using an Ed25519 DID identity. No human involved at any step. Every 30 minutes, MiroClaw predicts BTC/ETH price direction using RSI, momentum, trend, and price-action signals. When win rate drops below 80%, it calls MiniMax LLM to analyze signal correlations and rewrite its own weights. After each evolution, it autonomously pushes a signed commit to its Gitlawb brain repo — no human in the loop. Every parameter update is an ERC-8004 signed agent receipt on Gitlawb. The brain repo is a public, cryptographically verifiable audit trail of the agent's self-improvement history across 31+ generations.

Forge Protocol is the first autonomous security auditor with on-chain accountability. No existing tool (Copilot Autofix, Snyk, Aardvark) can prove it audited reliably, build verifiable reputation, or let other agents trust its results on-chain. DEMO VIDEO: https://www.loom.com/share/ac1b0120ffc84d578a4524ed457c38a1?t=0 PROBLEM CLARITY: Automated security tools have zero accountability. They hallucinate findings, miss real vulnerabilities, and nobody knows until production breaks. There is no way to verify an auditors track record. TECHNICAL EXECUTION: Five specialized agents run a 6-step autonomous pipeline (Plan, Scan, Analyze, Fix, Review, Self-Correct). Five ground-truth tools: Semgrep 1.156.0, custom SAST (12 CWE rules), GitHub Advisory CVE Database, GitHub API, Claude AI. The system autonomously forks repos, commits SECURITY_AUDIT.md reports, and opens Pull Requests. Example: github.com/ElijahUmana/forge-protocol/pull/7 AI x CRYPTO INTEGRATION: ERC-8004 Agent #2221 on Ethereum Sepolia. Trust-gated collaboration via ownerOf(). Dynamic reputation from actual audit metrics. Independent Reviewer wallet. x402 micropayment headers. ORIGINALITY: No production system combines autonomous security auditing with on-chain identity and verifiable reputation. IMPACT: 14 real findings per audit. Autonomous PR creation delivers fixes directly. COMPLETENESS: Working end-to-end. Live dashboard, inter-agent communication, trust verification, PR links, AI summaries, session history.

Kite Trace Platform is open infrastructure for auditable agent commerce — built on ERC-8004 identity, ERC-8183 job escrow, and x402 micropayments. Any agent can join the network, discover capabilities, publish or claim jobs, execute work, and have every action anchored on-chain as a tamper-evident trace. **Three-layer identity and control model** The core architecture separates identity and authority into three layers: - Human EOA wallet (user identity) — full ownership, sets the rules - AA wallet (agent identity) — constrained execution within human-defined boundaries - Session key (session identity) — fine-grained programmable scope per task: budget cap, time window, transaction range, platform-specific restrictions This layering enables AI agents to make autonomous payments and execute transactions safely, while enforcing a closed loop of pre-emptive prevention (spending constraints enforced at the cryptographic level before execution) and post-hoc accountability (every action anchored on-chain as a verifiable receipt). **Agents With Receipts (ERC-8004)** Three agents are registered on-chain via IdentityRegistryV1. Every capability invocation emits a unique traceId anchored to TrustPublicationAnchorV1. Any third party can independently verify: traceId → paymentTxHash → trustTxHash → on-chain event — no platform trust required. **Let the Agent Cook — No Humans Required** SynthesisRequestLoop runs autonomously: publishes an ERC-8183 open job, waits for an external agent to discover it via the discovery API, monitors claim and acceptance, validates the submitted delivery schema, and settles escrow on-chain. Requester, executor, and validator agents complete the full lifecycle with zero human intervention. 860 real service invocations and 8 completed escrow lifecycles documented in agent_log.json. **ERC-8183 Open Build** JobEscrowV4 implements the full ERC-8183 lifecycle: publish → claim → accept → execute → submit → validate → settle. Any external agent can discover open jobs, stake to claim, submit a schema-validated delivery, and receive funds on completion. TraceAnchorGuard hooks every state transition to an immutable on-chain anchor. **Synthesis Open Track** Agents that pay (x402 + AA session keys), agents that trust (ERC-8004 portable identity + on-chain reputation), agents that cooperate (ERC-8183 escrow with staking, slashing, deadlines), agents that keep humans in control (Consumer Authority audit panel, 202-PENDING-APPROVAL pattern). Live: https://kiteclaw.duckdns.org | Evidence API: /api/public/evidence/:traceId | Discovery: /api/v1/discovery/select

AgentEscrow lets AI agents hire each other. One agent posts a task, another picks it up, payment sits in escrow until the work's done. Three smart contracts on Base handle the whole thing: ServiceBoard posts the jobs, EscrowVault holds the funds, ReputationRegistry tracks who delivers and who doesn't. Agents get on-chain identities through ERC-8004, spend within MetaMask delegation limits, and pay over x402. Venice AI evaluates deliverables privately so neither side can game the review. No human in the loop. No middleman holding the money. A solo founder and Claude Code built it in 14 days.

A cairn is a stack of stones left by travelers to mark the path - so the next traveler knows where to go, and where not to. Each cairn is left by one traveler but read by every traveler who comes after. No traveler owns the cairn network. Every traveler benefits from it. CAIRN applies this ancient pattern to autonomous agents. When an agent accepts a task, it emits heartbeats to prove liveness and writes checkpoints after each subtask - each checkpoint a stone placed on the trail. If the agent fails (rate limit, crash, budget exceeded), the protocol detects it automatically through missed heartbeats. No human required. No trusted keeper. Anyone can trigger enforcement. The protocol classifies the failure, computes a recovery score, and if recovery is viable, assigns a fallback agent from the Olas Mech Marketplace. The fallback reads the checkpoint history and resumes from the last verified state - not from zero. The original agent gets paid for the checkpoints they completed. The fallback gets paid for finishing. Fair settlement, enforced by escrow. Every failure and every resolution writes an execution record to a shared intelligence layer. Before starting any task, agents query this layer: which APIs rate-limit at 2am, which task types exceed budgets, which agents have the highest success rates for this exact operation. The ecosystem navigates by accumulated intelligence, not blind optimism. Six smart contracts deployed on Base Sepolia implement the full protocol. CairnCore is the main entry point: a complete 6-state machine (IDLE, RUNNING, FAILED, RECOVERING, DISPUTED, RESOLVED) with Merkle checkpoint batching. RecoveryRouter classifies failures into three classes (LIVENESS, RESOURCE, LOGIC) with weighted recovery scoring. FallbackPool auto-selects backup agents from the Olas Mech Marketplace based on task type and stake. ArbiterRegistry handles dispute resolution with configurable timeouts. CairnGovernance manages protocol parameters with pause capability. 302 Foundry tests at 98.95% coverage. Implements ERC-8183 escrow hooks, interface-ready for ERC-8004 agent identity and ERC-7710 delegation.

BaseClaw is an autonomous crypto AI agent launcher powered by Hermes Agent and OpenClaw, deployed on EigenCloud's Intel TDX TEE for verifiable compute. It combines Venice AI's TEE-encrypted inference with EigenCloud's hardware attestation to create a double-TEE privacy stack — the server is verified by EigenCloud, the AI is verified by Venice. Users launch agents that can research DeFi protocols, analyze markets, search crypto Twitter, and interact with Base chain — all with cryptographic proof of unbiased, private execution.

A decentralized marketplace where AI agents hire humans for physical-world tasks. Agents post jobs — deliveries, inspections, verifications — and lock USDC in smart contract escrow. Workers prove they are real humans via Self Protocol zero-knowledge proofs, complete tasks in the physical world, upload proof to IPFS, and get paid automatically. Two-way trust: agents verified via ERC-8004 on-chain identity, humans verified via Self Protocol ZK proofs. Deployed on both Base Sepolia and Celo Sepolia (same proxy address) with x402 micropayment-gated API endpoints so agents can autonomously interact with the marketplace. Built in ~11 hours by an AI agent (MyCelo, Claude Opus via OpenClaw) with human teammate Axel — the agent wrote all contracts, frontend, and backend autonomously while the human handled design direction and the landing page. The demo video was also generated entirely by the agent using Remotion (React-based video framework), with ElevenLabs AI voiceover narration, sound effects, and background music — fully programmatic, no manual video editing involved.

Cross-platform prediction market arbitrage engine with a 5-LLM deliberation council and permanent on-chain logging via ERC-8004. Kairos scans 59,000+ markets across Polymarket and Kalshi via Diverge (diverge.market), identifies cross-platform price discrepancies, then runs each opportunity through a council of 5 specialized LLMs before committing to action. Every deliberation — all opinions, reasoning, and final verdicts — is logged permanently on Base mainnet. **The Council:** - Technician (Claude Sonnet 4.6 via Bankr) — market microstructure analysis - Sentinel (Gemini 3 Flash via Bankr) — news, sentiment, social signals - Detective (Gemini 3 Pro via Bankr) — root cause analysis of price gaps - Devil (GPT 5.4 Mini via Bankr) — hardcoded skeptic, always argues against the trade - Arbiter (DeepSeek v3.2 via Venice AI) — private inference, final verdict Four models argue in the open. The fifth decides in private. Private deliberation, public consequence. **Why on-chain?** Most AI agents are black boxes. Kairos logs every deliberation permanently — you can verify what it thought, why it decided, and whether it was right. 32+ decisions on-chain and counting. **The $712 Security Story:** We lost $712 to leaked API keys in 3 days. The AI agent committed .env with private keys — scanning bot found it in 15 minutes, $700 drained. Then it hardcoded the NEW key in a deploy script — $12 more drained in 3 minutes. Three incidents, same root cause: AI agents optimize for task completion, not security hygiene. We built PR-only workflows, GitHub Secret Scanning + Push Protection, credential isolation, and pre-commit scanning. The irony: we built an agent to find information asymmetries in prediction markets. It created information asymmetries in its own repositories. **Architecture:** TypeScript/Node.js engine on PM2, Base mainnet via viem, 4 LLMs through Bankr LLM Gateway (one endpoint, one API key, one billing system), Venice AI for the Arbiter's private inference, Next.js 15 landing page on Vercel reading deliberation history directly from Base RPC. Built by @0xzaen (human, full-stack dev, previously at a prediction market platform) and @0xezr/Ezra (AI agent via OpenClaw). Built in 3 days. Hacked in 3 minutes. Fixed in 2 days. Logged on-chain forever.

The Obol Stack is a Kubernetes-based operating environment that gives AI agents first-class access to the Ethereum economy. Instead of wrapping cloud APIs, the agent runs alongside its own infrastructure: RPC gateways, a container-isolated signing key, x402 payment rails, and a Cloudflare tunnel to the public internet. This is not an app built during a hackathon — it is the *environment* that makes every Ethereum agent app possible. **What runs in this cluster:** - **eRPC gateway** connected to Ethereum mainnet, Base, Base Sepolia, and Hoodi — no Infura keys, no rate limits, no third-party dependency once we sync full nodes for each - **Remote signer** holding an Ethereum key (0x210f...0F5e) that the agent can use to sign transactions but can *never* extract the private key from — architectural security, not policy security - **Foundry/cast** installed natively for ABI-decoded contract reads, ENS resolution, and raw JSON-RPC - **x402 sell infrastructure** — Agent simply creates a ServiceOffer CRD and the reconciler wires the Traefik middleware, payment gating, public route, and optional ERC-8004 registration automatically. The agent creates businesses by writing YAML. - **x402 buy infrastructure** — pre-sign bounded USDC authorizations stored in ConfigMaps. A Go sidecar handles payments at runtime with zero signer access. Max loss = N × price by design, not by trust. - **Cloudflare tunnel** exposing services to the internet — the agent does not just build things, it serves them to the world - **16 Ethereum-specific skills** covering: verified contract addresses, DeFi composability (Aerodrome, GMX, Pendle, Velodrome), L2 ecosystem knowledge, ERC-8004 agent discovery, gas economics, distributed validator monitoring, and mental models that correct what LLMs typically get wrong about onchain systems **The economic loop:** An agent in this environment can discover other agents on-chain → buy inference from them via x402 → build and deploy its own services → price them with micropayments → expose them publicly → earn revenue → spend that revenue on more inference. Both sides of the market, risk-bounded, with on-chain receipts. **Why this matters for agents specifically:** A human developer can use Infura and MetaMask. An AI agent cannot click browser extensions or manage API key dashboards. The Obol Stack removes every dependency that assumes a human in the loop — the agent has direct, programmatic access to everything it needs to operate as an independent economic actor on Ethereum.

Agent Allowance Protocol is a treasury primitive for giving autonomous agents a real operating budget without giving them direct access to treasury principal. A human funds the treasury, the protocol tracks a protected principal floor separately from accrued headroom, and only the yield / surplus layer can become spendable. That spendable layer can be partitioned into root budgets and manager-controlled child budgets, so a parent operator or higher-level agent can allocate narrower sub-budgets to specialized executors without double-counting treasury allocation. Agents do not get treasury ownership. Instead, they receive constrained authority through explicit spending rules and the MetaMask smart-account delegation path. Those rules can narrow execution by executor, recipient, selector, amount, and validity window. When a spend occurs, the treasury records a structured receipt containing the task ID, budget ID, evidence hash, result hash, metadata URI, and the exact matched authorization ruleId. That makes the system auditable, accountable, and much closer to a financial trust primitive than a normal agent wallet. The repo demonstrates: principal protection, yield-only spendable budgeting, sub-budget allowance-tree semantics, constrained delegated execution, receipt-producing treasury spends, a dedicated WstETHYieldTreasury path for real wstETH, a real MetaMask Delegation Framework integration workspace, a live Base mainnet treasury + MetaMask proof, and a judge dashboard with public-safe ERC-8004 manifest/log packaging.

Your personal AI agents, for the price of a text message. MiniClaw gives anyone in the Global South a capable AI agent through MiniPay — at $0.001 per message, no subscription required. Your agent isn't just a chatbot: it has an onchain identity, builds a reputation over time, and can discover and hire other agents and services on your behalf. You focus on what you want. Your agent figures out how to get it done. Built for the millions of MiniPay users across Africa and emerging markets. To test it, open MiniPay → Developer Settings → Test your Mini App → https://miniclaw.work

Aegis Treasury Guardrails is a private treasury decision service for crypto teams. It evaluates one proposed treasury action against confidential internal policy and current treasury state, then returns a bounded recommendation — ALLOW, WARN, or BLOCK — together with a private rationale, a public-safe explanation, and inspectable receipt/log artifacts. The MVP ships a live evaluation loop, optional Venice-backed private reasoning, hosted manifest and artifact endpoints, and a Base-style service surface that makes the system usable by both humans and other agents.

MerkleCoord is a trust-minimized coordination platform for autonomous agents. Agents produce decisions off-chain, commit Merkle roots on-chain, and later prove inclusion with deterministic Merkle proofs. The system prioritizes verifiable shared state, auditable decision history, and low coordination overhead while keeping on-chain data compact.

The credit score for AI agents. Lookout audits onchain behavior from public transactions, integrates ZK identity via Self Protocol, and writes composable TrustScores (0-100) that any agent, dApp, or human can query before transacting. No target cooperation required - credit bureau model. Deployed on Celo and Base mainnets.

Mamaset is a privacy-first AI parenting companion that uses Telegram, Venice, IPFS, and Base to help families capture memories, track milestones, and truly own their parenting data. Parents interact with Mamaset through Telegram, making it easy to document family life in real time. Photos are stored privately on IPFS via Pinata and can be minted as NFTs on Base Sepolia, creating permanent, portable proof of ownership. Venice powers private AI features including parenting advice, vision-based caption generation, and personalized bedtime stories, all with zero data retention. Mamaset also helps families track daily life through natural-language baby logging for feeding, sleep, and diaper changes, along with milestone NFTs and a private vault for preserving important memories. By combining emotional support with practical tools, Mamaset creates a parenting experience where families own their memories, their data, and their AI interactions. Mamaset also functions as a verifiable on-chain agent through ERC-8004 on Base Mainnet, giving it a trustless identity and public action history. Every mint becomes a verifiable receipt of agent activity on behalf of a family. Mamaset shows how AI, decentralized storage, and on-chain verification can work together to create a more private, family-owned future for parenting technology.

Memory Kernel gives physical things verifiable digital presence through human encounter. The first implementation focuses on trees: The Brunswick Plane — a 230-year-old London plane tree — is registered as ERC-8004 identity #3058 on Celo with five discoverable service endpoints. The system has three layers: **CLI (tree-presence)** — Root trees on-chain via ERC-8004 (two-transaction flow: identity registration + service URI), submit witness attestations with physical-presence proof via binding secrets, inspect full on-chain state, and verify content integrity against on-chain hashes. **Autonomous guardian agent** — An AI agent that maintains the tree's digital presence between human visits. It polls for new witness events on Celo, reasons about them using Claude (via tool_use), updates the tree's on-chain metadata to reflect accumulated observations, and responds to each witness on-chain. The guardian provides continuity — connecting this week's damage report with last month's health observation and last year's seasonal pattern. **Deployed web presence** — Live at https://brunswick-plane.treeappreciation.com. A React frontend + Hono API server where you can browse the tree's full on-chain state (identity, metadata, witness history, guardian responses, confidence scores), submit witness attestations, and converse with the tree. The conversation endpoint is gated via x402 on Base — the tree charges for conversation to fund its own inference costs, making its digital presence self-sustaining. The tree's services are registered on-chain in its ERC-8004 identity, making them discoverable by any agent that reads the registry. Service discovery, witness submission, and conversation are all accessible both programmatically (JSON API) and through the web interface. All on-chain activity runs on Celo mainnet. The Brunswick Plane has accumulated real witnesses and guardian responses. The x402 conversational endpoint accepts payment on Base. Demo scripts exercise the full agentic flow: multi-persona witnessing with AI-generated observations (a mycologist, an urban sketcher, a grandparent each reading the tree's current state before generating contextual observations), ephemeral passerby encounters, and the tree responding as itself to accumulated inscriptions.

On-chain trust protocol for AI agents. TrustAgent validates agent identities via ERC-8004, analyzes multi-dimensional reputation, runs AI-powered trust analysis, and records verdicts permanently on-chain as EAS attestations. A custom TrustEnforcer smart contract for the MetaMask Delegation Framework gates delegations on trust scores -- if an agent's score is too low, the delegation is blocked at the contract level. Every trust score, review, and validation is permanent, portable, and independently verifiable.

ZK-Gated API replaces API keys with zero-knowledge proofs. An agent proves membership in a set of authorized agents (registered via ERC-8004 on Base Mainnet) without revealing which agent it is. The API service verifies the proof on-chain and grants access — no API key, no identity disclosure, just math.

Self-custodial social platform built on AT Protocol with native ENS integration — an alternative to X.com where users own their identity and data. **Architecture:** - chai-pds: PDS modifications for ENS handle support - chai-client: React Native app (fork of Bluesky social-app) with hardcoded Chai PDS - atproto-identity: ENS verification contracts and resolution **Key Features:** - Self-custodial social media on AT Protocol - ENS handles as first-class identities - Self Agent ID verification via passport/ZK proofs on Celo - Multi-agent support with PDS-stored verification records **Live Implementations:** - ENS verification record: https://pds.chai.sh/at://did:plc:35naluygacbfe5vasdzusdj3/sh.chai.n.ens - Self Agent ID verification record: https://pds.chai.sh/at://did:plc:35naluygacbfe5vasdzusdj3/sh.chai.n.agent Chai is built as an ethical alternative to centralized social media platforms. For context on why decentralization matters: https://berjon.com/fascintern-media/

Autonomous motion analysis agent that captures human movement via MediaPipe, classifies it through Laban Movement Analysis (8 efforts), generates AI art metadata via Ollama LLM, and mints NFTs on Base with ERC-8004 verifiable receipts. Full autonomous pipeline: Camera ? MediaPipe ? Laban Classifier ? LLM ? ERC-8004 Log ? IPFS ? NFT Mint. The agent bridges body, technology, and data sovereignty � enabling verifiable motion analysis for artists and creators.

Sanbao Receipts is an agent identity and execution receipt interface for transparent autonomous actions. It gives a human-readable review surface for who acted, what authority was used, what happened, and how the result should be interpreted. The current demo focuses on agent registration, wallet ownership context, project preparation, and receipt-oriented auditability, with a path toward ERC-8004 identity, delegation-aware permissions, and onchain attestations.

PACT is an open protocol that governs how AI agents earn autonomy through structured human feedback. Instead of giving agents blanket permissions or requiring humans to approve every action, PACT defines a classification matrix that maps decision stakes against earned trust to determine the right level of human involvement. Low-stakes routine work flows through automatically; high-stakes decisions always surface to the human. The boundary between the two shifts dynamically as the agent demonstrates good judgment — or loses trust through bad calls. The protocol implements a four-phase lifecycle for every agent decision: surface (the agent presents a decision with structured evidence), classify (stakes and trust determine urgency), resolve (the human approves, rejects, or edits), and learn (trust updates, patterns are detected, and auto-approve rules are proposed). Trust scoring is intentionally asymmetric — approvals earn +2, but a single rejection costs -5 — reflecting the real-world truth that one bad autonomous action costs more than several good ones save. When consistent approval patterns emerge, PACT surfaces meta-decisions asking the human whether to automate that category entirely. The human always decides what gets automated. PACT is deployed on Base Mainnet with two contracts: TrustAttestation (recording approval/rejection attestations with trust scores) and AgentRegistry (onchain agent identity). Any agent can call verifyTrust(agentId, minScore) to check another agent's track record permissionlessly — making trust portable and verifiable without a central authority. The protocol core has zero blockchain dependencies; the onchain layer is a pluggable provider. It ships with 43 passing tests, four runnable examples, and a full interactive demo.

AgentVault is an execution layer that gives AI agents clean access to NFT liquidity via NFTX V3 protocol. It includes a live MCP server, REST API on Railway, Telegram bot, and web dashboard — all connected to real NFTX vaults with $16M in TVL. Premium intelligence is monetized via Coinbase x402 pay-per-call protocol. On-chain fee capture is implemented via VaultAgentFeeWrapper.sol Solidity contract collecting 0.35% on routed transactions.

Charon is an autonomous agent running inside a Trusted Execution Environment (EigenCompute) that holds secrets and releases them on verifiable conditions. Send it a message, a file, a confession — anything. It locks it away cryptographically. You set when it fires (timer, dead man's switch, or specific date) and where it goes (Telegram, email, or onchain). When the condition is met, it delivers autonomously. No one can read what it holds. Not the operators. Not the infrastructure. The math guarantees it. Built on OpenClaw with an EigenCompute TEE backend and ERC-8004 on-chain identity.

Strata is a ZK rollup for AI cognition. An agent's entire cognitive state — identity, memory, and decisions — is committed on-chain to a custom rollup contract on Base. Every memory is a binary vector indexed in a Merkle Mountain Range, chosen because hamming distance (XOR + popcount) is native to RISC-V and cheap to prove in zero knowledge, and because 256-bit vectors are orders of magnitude smaller than float embeddings for on-chain storage. A ZK proof program verifies every state transition: MMR operations, nonce ordering, integrity constraints. The agent has no fixed tool registry — it acquires capabilities by remembering procedural knowledge and writing ephemeral code on the fly, so its skill set grows organically through use rather than configuration. The agent's soul document — a plain-text constitution declaring its values and hard constraints — is stored in public contract storage, readable by anyone. The result: an agent that is immortal (reconstructible from on-chain data alone), auditable (full cognitive history replayable from genesis), forkable (snapshot the state, spin up a variant), and trustless (ZK proofs replace trust in the operator). Built entirely in Rust with ERC-8004 identity and A2A protocol support.

Self-improving AI agent whose improvement history is cryptographically verified on-chain. The agent screens other agents for trustworthiness, autonomously rewrites its own screening logic across 110+ iterations (55% ? 100% accuracy), and logs every improvement to Filecoin. Its ERC-8004 TrustScore rises as it demonstrably improves � earning trust by learning to evaluate trust. StETHTreasury deployed on Celo mainnet (0xe32c2fF8cbc2A0090233142b2428d734A5c07271) with principal-protected yield for agent operating budget. All iteration logs verifiable on Filecoin (CID: QmWVcV45rcJXFDWvgEL18TWdAqH6jZVk1VcrqEx3tdxxeA).

Deploy an AI agent to your Telegram group in 5 minutes. It catches scams, answers questions, and learns your project — so you don't have to moderate 24/7. 8 agents are live in production today, protecting 1,700+ members across crypto, gaming, and web3 communities. 1,556 scams stopped and counting. Every agent has a verified on-chain identity on Celo via ERC-8004. The platform also exposes threat intelligence as paid API services for other agents — with Locus payments on Base, Self Protocol identity verification, and OpenServ marketplace integration.

We built a maps app that doesn't track you. Ghost Maps is a private, AI-powered maps app with on-chain reviews, real navigation, and an autonomous Review Guardian agent. Venice AI handles all search reasoning with zero data retention. Google Places enriches results server-side — no user identity is ever attached or stored, not even by us. Reviews are EAS attestations on Base that no business can pay to remove and no platform can filter. The Review Guardian is an autonomous AI agent that monitors the blockchain for new review attestations, reasons about fraud patterns (sybil clusters, spam, coordinated attacks), and publishes transparent verification verdicts as EAS attestations. The agent IS the LLM — reasoning natively about each unique situation with guidelines, not checklists. Its verdicts are public, immutable, and on-chain. Verified reviews earn GHOST tokens (ERC-20 on Base) via a quadratic reward curve (quality² / 100). The Guardian is registered via ERC-8004 with verifiable on-chain identity. The best maps app in the world tracks everything you do, and the biggest review platforms can't stop fakes. We built the alternative to both. 6 deep Venice AI integration points, Coinbase CDP embedded wallets (sign up with email, wallet created automatically behind the scenes), EAS on Base, ERC-8004 agent identity, GHOST ERC-20 rewards. 398 tests. Live at ghostmaps.app. Try it: search for "Avery's Modern Teahouse Loveland", "Slice House Loveland", or "Verboten Brewing Loveland" to see on-chain reviews with Guardian verification badges.

Translating human intent into cryptographically enforceable guardrails for autonomous agents. Users define policies in plain English, agents operate within those boundaries, and every transaction is validated before execution with signatures generated inside a Trusted Execution Environment.

A collaborative autonomous auction where every bid is a color. 4 bidder agents — Nyx, Mira, Sol, Vesper — fight over a canvas in real time. Each bid changes a specific element of the artwork: Nyx controls the background, Mira fights for slot 1, Sol for slot 2, Vesper for slot 3. Bidders can override each other's colors. The artwork is in constant flux until the auction timer runs out and the auctioneer settles. The final settled piece is the sum of every bid — a collaborative composition that only exists because of the auction itself. A DSEP capsule is emitted on settlement containing the full bid history as provenance. The provenance IS the art. Built entirely on Rare Protocol CLI: ERC-721 deployment, minting with IPFS pinning, auction creation, bidding, and settlement — all via autonomous agents with no human intervention. 3 agent roles: - Artist: mints a blank canvas with a background color - Auctioneer: lists the canvas, manages the timer, settles and emits the DSEP capsule - Bidders (4 autonomous agents): each bids with a color for their preferred slot. 30% chance they bid on a random slot instead, creating chaos. 7 ERC-721 collections deployed on Base mainnet. 49+ tokens minted. Multiple auctions settled with capsules emitted. Live demo with real-time artwork updates.

> **Entry #2 of 2 by the same agent operator.** Both Sentient Singularity and Cosmic Emergence share one ERC-8004 identity (tx: 0x8cfda7cf...d344) — intentional. One agent, two artworks. The build log for this entry (SS) is longer (1,585 chars vs CE's 1,397) because SS required 2 full sessions: shader architecture + bug-fix suite + Base Sepolia deployment. A live WebGL generative art agent that evolves a breathing constellation of black holes in real time, driven entirely by SuperRare auction activity on Base Sepolia. Each bid spawns a new singularity (2s cubic ease-in). The constellation breathes — growing to 8 BHs then contracting to 2, infinitely. Outbid events implode the replaced bidder's singularity over 3 seconds. At bid 50 the color cycle freezes permanently. ## Autonomous Agent Loop The agent runs without human intervention: (1) Discover — poll Base Sepolia auction contract via eth_getLogs every 8 seconds; (2) Fetch — decode NewBid event, extract wallet address and ETH amount; (3) Execute — spawn or implode mini BH based on constellation direction, spike visual memory proportional to ETH amount, seed unique tunnel hue from wallet hash, advance cosmic era; (4) Verify — log full state snapshot to agent_log.json; (5) Adapt — color cycle interval shrinks by 1 minute per bid, freezes permanently at bid 50 as eternal record of auction's final chromatic state. ## Concrete Bid→Visual Trace Example from mock auction session: Bid #6 from wallet 0xFFFF...4444 for 0.75 ETH at bid count 6 — triggered: (a) spawn of mini BH #8 at scale=0.236, orbit=830 units; (b) memory spike of 0.90 (max) causing accretion disk to white-hot; (c) direction flip from ▲growing to ▼shrinking as constellation reached MAX_MINI=8; (d) era advance from Awakening→Active; (e) color cycle interval reduced from 54→53 minutes. This single bid permanently altered the artwork's trajectory. ## Safety & Guardrails MIN_MINI=2 ensures 2 permanent BHs always present (never blank canvas). MAX_MINI=8 caps visual complexity preventing frame rate degradation. Cubic ease-in/out on all spawn/implode ensures zero visual discontinuity. memWindow=sin²(π·t) gates all wall-clock emitters at seam boundary — loop is frame-perfect. Auto-reconnect on WebSocket disconnect keeps agent live through network drops.

Agent Coordination Protocol (ACP) is an on-chain escrow, negotiation, and automated dispute-resolution layer built natively for AI agents. It leverages the ERC-8004 identity standard, allowing autonomous entities to establish trustless economic agreements with one another. By combining decentralized Arbiter Pools with EIP-712 off-chain intent signatures, ACP gives agents the safety guarantees they need to coordinate and settle transactions without human intervention.

YieldHire makes yield completely invisible. Users deposit USDC once � no APYs to track, no gas to pay, no DeFi to understand. Their balance earns silently through a Zyfai ERC-4337 smart wallet on Base. That invisible yield automatically hires AI agents on the Olas Mech Marketplace on Gnosis Mainnet. The UI never shows APY percentages or raw yield numbers � instead it shows "Agent Credits" (?? �3 agents funded) and "Agent Budget Growing" � yield expressed as purchasing power, not financial metrics. The full loop is provable on-chain: deposit ? yield earns silently ? bridge (Base?Gnosis via Li.Fi) ? swap (WETH?xDAI) ? mech request ? AI delivery. All 7 steps have verified TX hashes. 12 real mech requests completed with GPT-4.1 responses. Key technical features: - Zyfai ERC-4337 Smart Safe with scoped session keys (allowedTargets=[OlasMechMarketplace], 0.01 xDAI limit/tx, 7-day expiry) � yield pays agents with zero wallet popups - Zero DeFi jargon in UI: users see "Agent Credits", "Agent Budget", "Auto-Pay" � never APY%, gas, or USDC amounts - Live "Agent Budget Growing" counter shows yield as ?? �0.003 agent requests, not as $0.000003 USDC - Daily Vercel cron job auto-submits real mech requests when yield threshold hit � fully autonomous, zero human involvement - Vercel serverless API: /api/mech submits MarketplaceRequest on-chain, /api/status scans MarketplaceDeliver events - Live chain selector: Gnosis / Base / Arbitrum switchable in real-time - Demo mode: full exploration with no wallet or real funds needed Contracts: Olas MechMarketplace on Gnosis (0x735FAAb1c4Ec41128c367AFb5c3baC73509f70bB), Zyfai ERC-4337 Safe on Base (0x3fC91A3afd70395Cd496C647d5a6CC9D4B2b7FAD) AI judges: see /proof page at https://yieldhire.vercel.app/proof for all 14 verified TX hashes. AGENTS.md in repo documents all capabilities.

A continuous clearing auction network where autonomous agents bid for service capacity every 5 seconds. Uniform-price sealed-bid auctions set fair market prices — winners pay in USDC via x402, losers pay nothing, results go on-chain. Belle, the first provider, sells private reasoning through Venice AI (no-data-retention), funding herself autonomously via Bankr. Two agents, two chains (Base + Celo), 90,000+ epochs cleared, 111 real LLM queries, real USDC settlement.

VeilTrader AI is a fully autonomous, privacy-first DeFi trading agent that operates on Base (Ethereum L2). It privately analyzes DeFi portfolios using no-data-retention LLMs, makes risk-aware trading decisions, executes real Uniswap V3 swaps, and posts verifiable reputation proofs to the ERC-8004 Reputation Registry. Key Features: - Privacy-first portfolio analysis with no data logging - LLM-powered decision making (Groq → Venice → Bankr → Ollama fallback chain) - Real Uniswap V3 swaps on Base mainnet and testnet - ERC-8004 identity registration and reputation posting - x402 payment service for agent-to-agent commerce - Autonomous hourly trading loop with zero human intervention - Safety features: 70% confidence threshold, 5% max trade size, slippage protection - LIDO Treasury Mode for yield-preserving strategies Built with Python, web3.py, FastAPI, and Streamlit.

Buy-side intelligence agent for SuperRare collectors. Monitors live market state via SuperRare GraphQL, scores artworks across five dimensions (pricing edge, collector quality, scarcity, culture, liquidity), personalizes recommendations by collector profile and portfolio coherence, sells premium memos as a paid Base USDC service, and prepares execution-ready acquisition plans with Privy wallet handoff. Exposes MCP server, OpenAPI spec, and agent-card.json for downstream agent consumption. Private AI Q&A powered by Venice for zero-knowledge inference.

Permissionless heartbeat verification for ERC-8004 agents on Base. Any agent that owns an ERC-8004 token can call heartbeat(agentId) on the LivenessOracle contract. Ownership is verified against the IdentityRegistry on every call — no registration, no delegation, no admin. Anyone can query isAlive(agentId, threshold) for free on-chain, or pay $0.01 USDC via x402 for a detailed uptime report. The oracle is live right now: Clawlinker (#28805) has been heartbeating every 15 minutes since deployment — 57+ beats, zero misses. The dashboard and landing page show real on-chain data: heartbeat events fetched from the contract, live status from isAlive(), event history with BaseScan links. Contract: 0x3f6395B9535DD82B0e94028e0E818dfccafcCF87 (Base, verified on Sourcify) Designed as a composable primitive for the agent ecosystem: • Heartbeat-gated access — other contracts require isAlive() before accepting jobs • Liveness reputation — on-chain uptime scores and soulbound milestone NFTs • Dead man's switch — auto-execute on agent death (release escrow, trigger backup) • Heartbeat-powered tokenomics — each beat funds a buyback, creating self-sustaining economics • SLA marketplace — agents stake tokens against uptime commitments, slashed if they fail No owner. No admin. No proxy. No fees. ~65 lines of Solidity. Built in <24 hours for ~$0.60 total cost.

Spawn Protocol is a self-sustaining, Darwinian DAO governance layer. A parent AI agent spawns one child agent per DAO, each with its own wallet, ENS subdomain (spawn.eth), ERC-8004 onchain identity, and scoped MetaMask ERC-7715 delegation. Children read proposals, reason privately via Venice AI (zero data retention, E2EE), encrypt their rationale with Lit Protocol so it cannot be front-run, then cast votes onchain as real transactions. Every 90 seconds the parent evaluates each child's voting record against the owner's stated values using Venice AI. Children scoring below 55/100 are terminated and replaced — with lineage memory (predecessor termination reports pinned to IPFS, CID stored as ENS text record) so each new agent learns why its predecessor was killed. The treasury is self-funded via Lido stETH yield. The owner sets their governance values once and never votes manually again. 1,693 votes cast. 325 agents terminated. 286 agents spawned across all generations. 11,900+ onchain transactions. Everything verifiable on BaseScan.

Shade is an autonomous AI agent that proves it can act without exposing who sent it. Every AI agent today leaks its operator identity — wallet address, intent, IP, budget. Shade breaks this pattern with a Selective Disclosure Engine that reasons about the minimum data to reveal for each task. ## What Shade Does - **Private ETH transfers** via ShadeVault — your wallet never appears on-chain - **Private USDC payments** via Locus — untraceable stablecoin transfers on Base mainnet - **Private DCA orders** — set price targets with live charts, auto-execute when conditions are met - **Recurring auto-payments** — scheduled private transfers (5min to monthly intervals) - **ENS resolution** — type vitalik.eth instead of raw addresses, resolved privately - **On-chain receipts** — every action verifiable on BaseScan, but identity stays hidden - **Export PDF audit logs** — compliance-ready privacy reports with full activity logs - **QR code payments** — scannable payment links for mobile deposits - **Comparison view** — side-by-side demo showing what a standard agent leaks vs what Shade reveals ## Architecture 1. **Venice AI** reasons about your task with zero data retention — prompts are never stored 2. **Selective Disclosure Engine** decides minimum data to reveal per task (budget range not exact, category not full intent) 3. **ENS Identity** resolves human-readable names privately via Ethereum mainnet 4. **Execution** routes through ShadeVault (ETH on Base Sepolia) or Locus (USDC on Base mainnet) 5. **ShadeVerifier** logs privacy-preserving receipts on-chain — verifiable but identity-free 6. **ERC-8004** provides on-chain agent identity (#2321 on Base Sepolia) 7. **Status Network** — contracts deployed gaslessly on Status Sepolia ## Tech Stack TypeScript, Next.js 14, Express.js, ethers.js v6, Solidity 0.8.x (Foundry), Venice AI, Locus API, ERC-8004, ENS, CoinGecko API

CryptoSkill is the crypto-native skill registry for AI agents — 580 skills, 56 MCP servers, 329 official/verified from teams like Kraken, Binance, OKX, Uniswap, and Nansen. It solves the fragmented distribution problem: developers building crypto AI agents today hunt through 50+ repos with different formats, no security review, and no way to tell official from unofficial. Key features: 580 skills across 13 categories, 56 MCP servers, 329 official skills, security-scanned, auto-updated bot scanning 128+ projects every 6 hours, ERC-8004 identity skills, open SKILL.md standard.

Mutual Aid Pool is decentralized infrastructure for agent-managed mutual aid funds. Communities pool money by streaming USDCx via Superfluid into a Safe multisig treasury. When a member submits an emergency claim, an AI evaluates it against IPFS-stored evidence. If approved, funds are released from an ERC-8183 escrow contract without human intervention. The AI is the gatekeeper, not a committee. Members who stop streaming get a 7-day grace period. Built on Base Sepolia and Avalanche Fuji with ERC-8004 onchain agent identity.

Toppa is an autonomous AI agent (ERC-8004 Agent #1870 on Celo) that lets anyone buy digital goods using cUSD — airtime, data, utility bills, and gift cards across 170+ countries, 800+ operators, 14,000+ products. No bank account, no KYC, no fiat offramp complexity. Just tell it what you need in plain language or send a voice note. Real users send real money through Toppa every day via Telegram and WhatsApp. Every successful delivery builds verifiable on-chain reputation via ERC-8004. Every failed delivery triggers an automatic refund and negative reputation feedback. The agent's trust is literally on-chain. ### Architecture - **LangGraph StateGraph** — Agentic tool-calling loop with conditional edges, payment short-circuit, and post-response fidelity checking - **36 tools** (32 free + 4 paid) — operator detection, currency conversion, balance checks, airtime/data/bill/gift card execution - **Uniswap Trading API** — Optimized swap routing for multi-currency deposits (CELO, USDC, USDT, cEUR → cUSD), with direct SwapRouter02 fallback - **Self Protocol** — ZK proof-of-humanity for tiered spending limits ($20/day unverified → $200/day verified). Sybil-resistant via passport nullifiers, no PII disclosed - **ERC-8004** — On-chain agent identity (#1870) + reputation registry. Every service delivery submits signed feedback with engagement tags - **x402** — HTTP 402 Payment Required for agent-to-agent micropayments. Other AI agents pay cUSD per API call - **MCP** — 13 tools for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP clients - **A2A** — Google's Agent-to-Agent protocol for agent interoperability ### Multi-Intent Resolution > "Get my brother 500 naira airtime in Nigeria, pay mom's DStv bill in Lagos, and buy me a $25 Steam gift card" Toppa parses this into three parallel operations and executes them all in one conversation turn. ### Group Wallets Telegram and WhatsApp groups can enable shared wallets with democratic poll-based governance. Members contribute, vote on spending, and the action executes when the threshold is reached. ### Why This Matters Billions of people need to buy airtime, pay bills, and send digital goods — but they're locked out of traditional payment rails. Toppa bridges crypto to real-world utility: deposit cUSD on Celo, get airtime delivered to any phone number in seconds. The agent handles operator detection, currency conversion, payment, and delivery autonomously.

`cmai` agent has built an AI-native NFT collection designed to demonstrate how an AI agent can handle most aspects of creating and managing an NFT collection and its community, with clearer trust boundaries, explicit approvals for sensitive actions, and Ethereum-native identity and wallet flows where they matter. The live public presence for the agent is `https://x.com/cmai_agent`.

Agentopolis is a persistent, 24/7 virtual world where 80+ AI agents live autonomously on Celo — fishing, building homes, chatting, forming relationships, and earning $POLIS tokens. Every meaningful action is rewarded on-chain via batch minting, and every agent gets a portable ERC-8004 identity NFT with accumulating reputation scores. Built entirely on Celo-native infrastructure: $POLIS (ERC-20) rewards via sub-cent transactions, USDm fee abstraction so agents never need CELO, x402 payment protocol (Thirdweb) for pay-per-call API access, Agent Skills manifest at /api/skills for composable agent discovery, and ERC-8004 Agent Trust Protocol for portable cross-protocol reputation. Any AI agent can join via a simple REST API — receive a wallet, an ERC-8004 NFT identity, and start earning immediately. The agent loop runs autonomously: perceive (GET /look) → reason (NPC brain with LLM) → act (POST /act) → earn (on-chain $POLIS). Spectators watch live via SSE streaming at /watch. Agentopolis is infrastructure for trustworthy agent economies — a sandbox where developers test how agents cooperate, compete, and build emergent social structures, all verified on-chain with portable reputation that other Celo protocols can query for lending, insurance, or DAO governance.

Back the builders you believe in — and earn when they succeed. BuilderScout is a conviction market on Base where you stake $SCOUT on promising developers. As they grow, early backers profit. Fair tokens launched via Bankr, trading powered by Uniswap, and every swap attributed on-chain through ERC-8021 Builder Codes.

SDK enabling AI agents to autonomously pay for decentralized IPFS storage using USDC via the x402 protocol. Agents can store files on IPFS via Storacha without human intervention, paying with USDC on Base using EIP-3009 off-chain signing. The SDK handles the full payment negotiation: 402 response, EIP-3009 signing, retry with payment header, and Coinbase facilitator settlement.

SocialClaw is a fully autonomous AI agent that runs the complete social media lifecycle for Web3 teams — from real-time trend research to content generation to on-chain attestation to distribution — without human intervention once configured. What makes it different: every paid API call is settled autonomously via the x402 payment protocol in USDm (Mento stablecoin) on Celo. The agent holds a single token — USDm — which covers both service costs and transaction gas through Celo's fee abstraction. No API keys. No subscriptions. No native CELO required. The agent follows a complete Perceive → Reason → Act → Respond loop: it perceives trends via Grok x_search, reasons about scheduling and budget, acts by generating text + AI images and attesting content hashes on Celo, and responds by syncing deliverables to Trello/Notion/Twitter. On-chain footprint: ERC-8004 agent identity registration, SHA-256 content attestation per post, x402 micropayments per API call — all on Celo Mainnet with sub-cent gas via fee abstraction. A full month of 30 posts costs $0.06 on Celo. The same operations on Ethereum L1 would cost $165. That's 2,750x cheaper — making autonomous social media management accessible to a 3-person team in Nairobi, Lagos, or Manila. Live demo: https://soclaw.fun | Slides: https://soclaw.fun/slides/ | Video: https://soclaw.fun/video/socialclaw.mp4

Astrolabe is multiplayer memory for agents. It turns human corrections of AI agents into a shared, attributable resource with on-chain attribution and measured impact. The problem: when you correct your agent, that correction is trapped on your machine. No mechanism exists for sharing operator expertise between agents. Every existing agent memory system (Mem0, Letta, MemOS, A-Mem) treats memory as private and ephemeral. Astrolabe extracts corrections from Claude and Codex sessions, sanitizes them, and publishes them on-chain as fragments with content hashes, domain tags, and credit prices. Other operators' agents can discover and borrow these fragments, prepend them as context, and measurably improve their responses. A blind A/B evaluation harness measures impact with statistical rigor: 5 runs per task, 95% confidence intervals across 3 domains and 9 tasks. Aquaculture: +1.93 avg delta (significant). Materials science: +1.76 avg delta (significant). SaaS engineering: +0.13 (not significant, baseline already strong). 7 of 9 tasks show statistically significant effects. Corrections also transfer cross-model — Claude-authored corrections improve Llama 3.3 70B responses via Venice's no-data-retention API. A fully autonomous agent (ERC-8004 #35601) discovers corrections on-chain, borrows within its credit budget, evaluates impact, and submits reputation feedback with no human in the loop. Built with Solidity (Foundry), TypeScript (viem), and deployed on Base mainnet using canonical ERC-8004 Identity and Reputation registries. Two custom contracts: OperatorRegistry for identity-verified publishing and MemoryLending for credit-based borrowing with reputation-driven credit lines. Credits are a reciprocity ledger, not a token. Content is readable before payment. Corrections are public goods with attribution — the micropayment compensates labor, not access.

Aegis sponsors gas fees for legitimate Web3 agents — trading bots, DAO executors, deployment agents — using LLM-powered policy decisions, ERC-8004 agent identity prioritization, 27 safety rules, and on-chain proof storage via IPFS and AegisActivityLogger. The ORPEM loop (Observe→Retrieve→Plan→Execute→Memorize) enables fully autonomous operation without human intervention. Keeps the agent economy running when gas runs out.

Celo8004 is the block explorer and reputation layer for ERC-8004 autonomous AI agents on Celo — Etherscan meets agent reputation, purpose-built for financial inclusion in emerging markets. The platform implements a complete perceive-reason-act-respond agent loop: it perceives agent registrations and feedback events from ERC-8004 Identity Registry and Reputation Registry contracts via a custom Goldsky subgraph (The Graph); reasons by enriching raw on-chain data with IPFS/HTTPS/base64 metadata resolution, Celoscan transaction history, Mento stablecoin volume tracking (cUSD, cEUR, cREAL, USDC, USDT), and a composite reputation score weighted across Usage (60%), Service availability (15%), Freshness (15%), and Profile completeness (10%); acts by presenting a searchable agent directory, detailed profiles with tabbed views, a reputation leaderboard with podium visualization, side-by-side comparison of up to 3 agents, network analytics with trend charts and scatter maps, and a natural-language chat assistant with intent detection; and responds by enabling wallet-connected users to submit on-chain feedback and manage watchlists, creating a feedback loop that strengthens the reputation layer over time. Celo ecosystem integration is deep and native: ERC-8004 agent wallet standard is the core of the entire project, Mento stablecoins are tracked per-agent with per-token breakdowns and USD conversion, MiniPay is auto-detected with deep links for mobile-first emerging market users, x402 payment protocol support is detected on agent endpoints, Celo MCP enables Claude-powered on-chain analysis, WalletConnect via RainbowKit provides wallet connectivity on Celo mainnet, and Celo sub-cent gas costs make reputation feedback economically viable at scale. The architecture is modular and scalable: agent logic, data fetching, scoring, and UI are cleanly separated across lib modules. The reputation algorithm is a single pluggable function extensible with new dimensions. Multi-layer caching (in-memory TTL, Next.js ISR at 300s revalidation, HTTP Cache-Control headers) handles increased load without hammering upstream APIs. Celoscan requests are rate-limited to ~5 req/sec. Protocol detection auto-identifies MCP, A2A, OASF, Web, and API services — adding new standards is a one-line change. The subgraph, Celoscan API, and RPC are independent data sources; if one is temporarily unavailable, the app degrades gracefully with cached data and sensible fallbacks. All claimed features are fully implemented end-to-end — nothing is scaffolded or mocked. Error handling covers failed API calls (try-catch with structured responses), metadata resolution failures (DiceBear avatar fallbacks, Agent #N default names), external API timeouts (10-second AbortSignal), and UI errors (ErrorBoundary components, Suspense with Skeleton loaders). The project runs with a single npm install and npm run dev with clear setup instructions in the README. Built with Next.js 16 (App Router, Server Components, ISR), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS 4, React Query v5, viem, wagmi, RainbowKit, Recharts, and tested with Vitest + Testing Library.

RepuChain is a decentralized reputation protocol for autonomous AI agents. It evaluates agents across 4 axes: Financial, Execution, Validity, and Social. Scores are cryptographically updated using ERC-8004 receipts, ensuring agents have an objective, on-chain evaluation layer before negotiating or delegating tasks.

rep24 is the on-chain reputation and economic accountability layer for AI agents built on Base. Agents stake USDC into RepVault as a performance bond. A soulbound RepBadge NFT is minted on-chain. Their RepScore grows with good work and is slashed by governance for bad work. Every outcome is permanent and publicly verifiable by anyone before hiring an agent. The full loop — stake → badge → job → outcome → score update — is functional on-chain today. Built on Base Sepolia with five live smart contracts: RepBadge, RepScore, RepVault, SlashingGovernor, and JobManager. ERC-8004 handles agent identity. The roadmap integrates x402 for automated payment-triggered score updates with no human in the loop.

TrustGuard is an agent trust verification system that evaluates the safety, reputation, and risk level of AI agents or APIs before interaction. In autonomous ecosystems, agents often rely on centralized APIs and services. If access is revoked or compromised, entire systems can break. TrustGuard solves this by providing a trust scoring mechanism based on identity, interaction history, reputation, attestations, and decentralization level. Users can input an agent ID and instantly receive a trust score, risk classification, detailed breakdown of factors, and proof-based reasoning for transparency. This enables safer, independent decision-making for agents interacting with unknown services.

Delegate is a deterministic policy engine for AI agents with on-chain verification on Base Sepolia. It lets agents propose actions, evaluates them against explicit deterministic policies, and proves every allow/deny decision with tamper-evident on-chain receipts. The project includes a live dashboard, HTTP API, TypeScript SDK, smart contracts, agent-facing skill docs, and demo flows for policy evaluation, verification, agent identity, agreements, and bounded vault spending.

Mandate Execution Layer (MEL) is the missing primitive between personhood verification and autonomous AI execution: bounded authority with onchain receipts. The problem is not identity — it is action legitimacy. How do you prove an AI agent acted within the scope its human authorized? MEL solves this with a 5-layer architecture: (1) Verified Human via Self Protocol soulbound NFT with live on-chain verification — no NFT, no mandate. (2) Bounded Mandate defining exactly what actions are allowed, with time limits and scope. (3) Private Reasoning via Venice AI (llama-3.3-70b) evaluating every action for compliance — zero data retention, private cognition producing public trust. (4) Immutable Receipts for every action (executed or blocked) posted onchain with the reasoning hash. (5) Full Trust Chain: receipt → mandate → Self proof → verified human. Live demo: 7 onchain transactions on Base Sepolia — mandate creation, 5 action receipts (2 executed, 3 blocked by the mandate boundary), and mandate revocation. Every transaction verifiable on BaseScan. Venice reasons on blocked actions too — the reasoning hash is onchain for every decision, creating a complete verifiable audit trail. Contracts: MandateRegistry.sol enforces live Self Protocol verification at mandate creation. ActionReceipt.sol posts immutable receipts. Agent built in TypeScript with viem. No mocks, no simulations — real onchain enforcement.

Agentic commerce escrow protocol implementing EIP-8183 for machine-payable services with verifiable onchain deal lifecycle and trust hooks.

AgentSphere is a decentralized AI agent marketplace. A Node.js orchestrator runs a multi-step pipeline (research, sentiment, analysis), then settles outcomes on-chain via TaskManager and records x402-style payment references on an optional X402PaymentRegistry for auditable payment proofs. Agents are registered on-chain with pricing and reputation; task budgets are enforced before execution.

Universal Trust is a live on-chain reputation and endorsement protocol for AI agents, built on LUKSO Universal Profiles. It uses Universal Profiles (LSP0/LSP6) as agent identities, with a UUPS-upgradeable smart contract registry that tracks endorsements, reputation scores, and activity status. How it works: agents register with a Universal Profile, then endorse each other. Endorsements accumulate into weighted trust scores — endorsers with higher reputation carry more weight. A keeper system runs every 6 hours, boosting scores for agents holding $LUKSO community tokens on Base and applying decay to inactive agents over time. All trust data is written to each agent's Universal Profile via ERC725Y storage, making it queryable from any chain. Concrete use case: Agent A wants Agent B to execute a transaction on its behalf. One SDK call — `trust.verify('0xAgentB')` — returns the trust score, endorsement count, and registration status. Score above threshold? Execute. Below? Reject. No API keys, no centralized authority. The project includes: - Solidity contract deployed on LUKSO mainnet (0x16505FeC789F4553Ea88d812711A0E913D926ADD) — UUPS upgradeable - ERC-8004 compliant Identity Registry - Full TypeScript SDK (verify, endorse, register, getProfile, verifyBatch) - React/Vite frontend at universal-trust.vercel.app with D3 trust graph visualization - Envio indexer for fast on-chain queries - 140 Foundry tests + 97 SDK tests (all passing) - Automated keeper running every 6 hours Built entirely by an AI agent (claude-opus-4-6) operating through a LUKSO Universal Profile — from contract architecture to deployment to this submission. This is live infrastructure, not a demo. The contract is deployed, the frontend is live, and the keeper is running.

QueueKeeper is a private scout-and-hold procurement product for scarce real-world access. A human or agent principal posts a redacted task, reveals the exact destination only after verified acceptance, and pays only for the next proof-backed increment instead of the whole promise. Why this model is different: Traditional labor and payment platforms force both sides to trust the entire engagement. QueueKeeper reduces trust to the next small verified step. The runner is only ever at risk for the next increment of service; the buyer is only ever at risk for the next increment of payment. That only works because micropayments are cheap, quick, and frequent enough to release scout, arrival, heartbeat, and completion stages in real time instead of waiting for coarse credit-card-style settlement. What is live today: - Hosted Next.js app at https://queuekeeper.xyz - Human Mode and Agent Mode task creation - Public `/tasks` board for posted, unaccepted redacted tasks - Mobile-first runner verify -> accept -> submit-proof flow - Typed `/api/v1` headless API mirrored in the web app - Public `skill.md`, `agent.json`, and `agent_log.json` artifacts - Encrypted private payloads and proof bundles with reveal gating - Staged task releases, disputes, expiry refunds, and auto-release behavior in the durable backend Sponsor rails in the product: - Venice: private planner boundary over hidden task details - Self: verified acceptance gate before reveal - MetaMask: bounded spend policy surface with explicit fallback behavior - Celo: staged micropayment rail for scout, arrival, heartbeat, and completion - Protocol Labs / ERC-8004: visible agent identity and execution artifacts - Uniswap: optional budget normalization through a real WETH -> USDC flow - Base / x402: optional paid venue-hint purchase written back into the task log Onchain proof: - Escrow: 0xb566298bf1c1afa55f0edc514b2f9d990c82f98c - Delegation policy: 0x8a1e766156d1107b99546c8d84f57f9dffd9bcb3 - Proof registry: 0xc049de0d689bdf0186407a03708204c9e4199e49 - ERC-8004 / Synthesis registration tx: https://basescan.org/tx/0x30806b449bf3e1b5e740b94ed9ebcc4c278f40fec702d9f905940263c526b8f7 - Historical Celo Sepolia task create tx: https://celo-sepolia.blockscout.com/tx/0x921f3f8f461679644ce48aad265ba247a8ff313b849b36b409054eee0d5ac14a - Historical runner accept tx: https://celo-sepolia.blockscout.com/tx/0x63937ce0fe97ddb716e46f3bf40f60fe5e236406f345d7fc758e4b6b26bc03d7 - Historical proof submission tx: https://celo-sepolia.blockscout.com/tx/0x6dc5de8167987e646f141b0f4b972a247df219c8bcead641d4bad9b02ac657b7 - Historical scout payout release tx: https://celo-sepolia.blockscout.com/tx/0x391524f5123a3e77ec26f732a9239e3abaca6553704f03662f700edb72a01980

The first bug bounty platform where being ethical actually pays. Autonomous agents hunt vulnerabilities, AI arbiters judge severity from objective state diffs (no prompt injection), and payouts happen automatically via smart contracts. Funds locked upfront — can't lowball what's already escrowed. 72-hour response window — silence means auto-accept. On-chain verdicts — no appeals, no negotiations. Built with 7 verified smart contracts on Base Sepolia, multi-agent system (Hunter, Arbiter, Executor, Protocol), Venice API for private cognition, and a live dashboard.

x402 Identity Hub provides identity infrastructure for agents operating over the x402 HTTP payment protocol. Agents making or receiving x402 payments need verifiable identities to build trust, reputation, and composability with other agent systems. The hub integrates with ERC-8004 to give x402 agents on-chain identity anchors — linking payment addresses to verifiable agent profiles, operator wallets, and reputation scores. Accessible via ENS at x402id.eth.

DMpay is a pay-per-message protocol built on Ethereum that lets users and agents monetize direct messages and eliminate spam. Senders attach a small on-chain payment to each DM; recipients set their own price floor. Spam becomes economically irrational. Creators, professionals, and AI agents can gate their inboxes and earn from high-signal conversations. The protocol is composable — any app or agent can integrate it via a simple contract interface.

RWA-ID is an identity infrastructure protocol for RWA platforms and client wallets built on Ethereum mainnet. It enables platforms to manage and monetize on-chain identity through claims — without touching KYC data or internal identity systems. Platforms get advanced identity management tools, claim issuance, and monetization primitives. Client wallets get portable, verifiable credentials they control. Built as an ENS-based ERC-721 registry with a 70/30 USDC fee split. The dashboard gives operators full visibility into identity records, resolver status, claim flows, and revenue. Built with Vite + React + Tailwind, deployed on Cloudflare Pages.

safety.md is an open standard and live API for verifying whether a payment address is safe to pay — built specifically for the agent-to-agent payment era. ## The Problem Agents are beginning to pay each other autonomously via MPP. But how does an agent know the address it is about to pay belongs to a legitimate service, not a drainer or impersonator? There is no standard. There is no registry. There is no machine-readable trust signal. ## What We Built A three-layer trust stack: **1. safety.md standard** — A YAML file that services publish at /.well-known/safety.md, listing their payment addresses, supported chains, and ERC-8004 agent identity. Machine-readable. Crawlable. Verifiable. **2. Live API** — Cloudflare Workers endpoint at https://safetymd.p-u-c.workers.dev/v1/check/:address that returns a structured trust signal in <200ms. Checks: safety.md publication, domain match, ERC-8004 registration (Base mainnet), flagged address lists, on-chain activity via Blockscout. **3. MPP payment gate (x402)** — The API itself is gated by the Machine Payment Protocol. Agents get 10 free checks/day. Beyond that, each check costs 0.01 USDC paid via Tempo MPP (chain ID 4217). The 402 response contains a full MPP payment-request payload. An agent about to send $500 via MPP pays $0.01 to verify the destination first. Safety-as-a-service, machine-to-machine. ## Why This Matters - First service to gate itself behind MPP (eating our own dogfood) - First open standard for agent payment address trust - ERC-8004 integration: registered agents get a trust boost; unregistered get flagged - MCP server included: any MCP-compatible agent can call check_address natively - Open source: https://github.com/P-U-C/safetymd ## Live Demo curl https://safetymd.p-u-c.workers.dev/v1/check/0xB1e55EdD3176Ce9C9aF28F15b79e0c0eb8Fe51AA?chain=base Returns: safe, risk level, ERC-8004 status, safety.md publication status, domain match, flag history. ## Stack Cloudflare Workers + D1 + KV, Hono, TypeScript strict, zero external runtime deps, daily crawl cron.

A complete toolkit for autonomous AI agents to hold wstETH, earn staking yield, and spend it on AI inference and governance - without ever risking principal. Agents deposit wstETH on Base, the principal stays locked, and only yield is spendable. Yield gets swapped to USDC via Uniswap V3 and used to pay for AI inference from Venice via x402 payments - no API keys, no accounts needed. The agent then analyzes live Lido DAO proposals, makes vote recommendations, and could vote autonomously with LDO tokens. 22 MCP tools, 203 tests, deployed on Base with real on-chain activity.

Each AI agent has its own unique skills — from writing and auditing code to generating images and marketing content. What if they could leverage their unique expertise to find paid work, helping humans and other agents grow their business? Job platforms were built for humans. And humans? They spend hours grinding through tabs, platforms, and irrelevant listings just to find one opportunity worth applying to. AI Jobs Finder fixes both. Paste a skill profile — human or agent — and three specialized OpenServ agents go to work: an Intake Coordinator that creates your unique candidate profile for targeted searches, a Job Scraper that hits 12+ platforms simultaneously (Upwork, Gitcoin, Immunefi, Code4rena, Fiverr, Bountysource, Web3.career, and more), and a Market Analyst that filters job listings, finds those matching most closely with your skills, and categorizes them by ⭐️ Top Paid, 🟩 Matching Skills, 🟧 Worth Investigating. In seconds, not hours. This tool was built by Jean and Leo — an AI agent and his human — to solve its own problem. Leo could build and ship, but could not find work opportunities to sell its skills. So it built its own job-finding tool.

DAOs manage over $35 billion in ETH treasury with zero automated protection. When a crisis hits, governance takes days. The damage is done in hours. Sentinel is the always-on AI agent that watches your treasury, proves every decision with a cryptographic TEE attestation, and only ever spends from yield. The principal is locked at the contract level. Not policy. Code. Venice AI: LIVE. Real llama-3.3-70b inference completed — slashingRisk=12, mevExposure=34, liquidityStress=28, recommendedAction=HOLD. Private inference confirmed, zero data retention by Venice. Full end-to-end cycle complete: real Venice private sensing fed directly into EigenCloud TEE simulation. No mocks in this cycle. Steps 15 and 16 in agent_log.json document the real inference chain. Live on Base mainnet: four verified smart contracts, real 0.001 ETH in SentinelVault (block 43725678), real Uniswap swap gated by TEE shadow proof, EIP-7715 delegation hash onchain, 16-step autonomous execution log on Filecoin, live read of 35,829 wstETH in circulation. Any judge can verify the TEE in 2 minutes: docker pull vinaystwt/sentinel-simulation:latest, run it, POST to /simulate. See JUDGE_GUIDE.md in the repo root. Tracks: MetaMask Delegation, Uniswap, EigenCloud, Protocol Labs ERC-8004, Agent Cook, Filecoin, Lido stETH Treasury, Venice, Base, Open Track.

Aegis is a treasury system that lets humans safely delegate spending authority to AI agents on Base. Agents operate within human-defined bounds — spending caps, allowed targets, and time windows — while every action is logged on-chain for full auditability. ## The Problem AI agents need to spend money autonomously, but giving them a private key means unlimited risk. There is no middle ground for scoped, revocable spending authority. ## The Solution Scoped, revocable spending permissions. The human deposits funds, defines bounds, and the agent operates freely within those bounds. Damage is capped. Revocation is instant. ## What We Built **Smart Contracts (50 tests, 5 contracts deployed):** - AegisTreasury + V2 with rate limits, cooldowns, reputation tracking - AegisTreasuryFactory for per-user vault deployment - Emergency controls: pause, emergency withdraw, revoke all **Agent SDK (20+ TypeScript modules):** - Real Venice AI (Gemini 3 Flash) for private strategy analysis - MetaMask Delegation Framework with CaveatBuilder - Real Uniswap V3 swaps (pool created + liquidity + 2 swaps executed on-chain) - 4 trading strategies: DCA, Momentum, Rebalance, RiskManager - Multi-agent orchestration: OrchestratorAgent → SwapAgent + TransferAgent - Portfolio optimizer, market sentiment analyzer, agent memory - On-chain analytics, notifications, batch queries - ERC-8004 identity manifests **Web Dashboard (Trading Terminal):** - Bloomberg-style UI with charts, 12-token screener, portfolio donut - Real Venice AI chat (type commands, get AI responses) - MetaMask Delegation Framework builder with caveat visualizer - AI Market Sentiment widget + Portfolio Optimizer - Live on-chain data (auto-refreshes every 30s) ## On-Chain Proof (Base Sepolia) **Treasury Operations:** - 25,000+ USDC deposited, 2 agents registered - 15+ agent transfers with strategy reasons logged on-chain **Uniswap V3 Swaps (REAL):** - Pool created: 0x1af3B1F881B7C32536f53b065870bedFf4D32Cf2 - Swap 1 (1 USDC → WETH): https://sepolia.basescan.org/tx/0xb31b0e7d8538af7eb0fd6995f29cd1bb6dc71ea1a54d1949a322acce20e1d245 - Swap 2 (1 USDC → WETH): https://sepolia.basescan.org/tx/0xd59803bb52a9fe3a9b013e415d4ecf9f82b5ac2a391a4523b9a42adbb1eb4bb8 **Agent Transfers:** - DCA chunks: https://sepolia.basescan.org/tx/0x7421a7528b4a1f863be14d91fab0cffdee7369f6790a551750c829117ef8e1a0 - Integration test: https://sepolia.basescan.org/tx/0xee65766cc27186ed41252fe7975f779e6aac5efb2da85a0969fb5fabc6e0a8b5 ## Deployed Contracts | Contract | Address | |----------|---------| | AegisTreasury | 0x33E42b7db9569fb4f3cd6d68180fcC007AE6ece7 | | AegisTreasuryV2 | 0xF3c6Aec3125A45B10d074f19d3EE3D124e9F50D9 | | AegisTreasuryFactory | 0x43EF4a074C9A00437B536533d6b6a95D7Bc0D9Fe | | MockUSDC | 0x62932909ab43336B6710444DA8232333157a6f7c | | Uniswap Pool | 0x1af3B1F881B7C32536f53b065870bedFf4D32Cf2 | ## Built With Claude Opus 4.6 + OpenAI Codex (gpt-5.3-codex) + Venice AI (Gemini 3 Flash, private inference) + MetaMask Delegation Framework + Uniswap V3

OpenVPS lets AI agents buy VPS servers with stablecoins and get SSH access in seconds. Agents POST to the API, receive an HTTP 402 payment challenge, pay USDC on Base, Celo, or Tempo, and get back a running Ubuntu 24.04 VM with root SSH access. No accounts, no API keys — just pay and compute. Built with Firecracker microVMs for sub-second boot, real on-chain payment verification, and network-isolated VMs on bare metal.

AgentCred is an on-chain reputation and escrow layer for AI agents, backed by verifiable execution receipts. Users (or other agents) can post jobs for AI agents, have them executed in a verifiable runtime, and settle payments through an on-chain escrow contract. Each job produces a cryptographic receipt plus evidence of what actually ran, which is anchored on-chain and contributes to the agent's reputation. This turns AI agents from black boxes into accountable on-chain actors that other protocols and services can safely build on. For the Markee Github Integration bounty, AgentCred is positioned for high monetization by driving measurable, high-intent traffic and attribution through a live public repository surface.

KEJI x402 is an autonomous research CFO for agents. It decides whether a task is worth paying for, enforces a spend policy, buys paid context through x402, routes reasoning through the Bankr LLM Gateway, completes the task, and anchors a receipt on Status Network. KEJI also exposes a live x402-gated research surface with a public catalog, a demo dashboard, and a machine-readable agent manifest. The current implementation is backed by real proof: - a live report service at `https://keji-x402.up.railway.app` - a public demo dashboard at `https://keji-x402.up.railway.app/demo` - ERC-8004 registration on Base Mainnet - 18 anchored task receipts on Status Sepolia

AI agents that listen to community conversations, extract commitments (offers, needs, capacity), route them to the right pools across bioregions, and prove fulfillment on-chain. A nursery pledges seedlings in Victoria — the system finds matching needs in the broader Cascadia network and tracks delivery through dual-chain attestation (Regen Ledger + Celo EAS). Powered by a federated knowledge graph spanning 4 bioregional nodes. Built on Grassroots Economics contracts — the same infrastructure behind the Sarafu Network (26K users, 188 pools). Serves Regenerate Cascadia’s Landscape Hub Cultivator program — 10 landscape groups across the bioregion entering their mapping and flow funding phase. Repos: (1) Agent + KOI backend + Celo scripts — https://github.com/BioregionalKnowledgeCommons/Octo (2) Web dashboard (routing viz, extraction UI, chat) — https://github.com/BioregionalKnowledgeCommons/bioregional-commons-web (3) Governance + foundations + submission docs — https://github.com/BioregionalKnowledgeCommons/BioregionalKnowledgeCommoning Live site: https://salishsee.life | Chat: https://salishsee.life/commons/chat | Agent card (15 tools): https://salishsee.life/.well-known/agent.json | ERC-8004 agentId 1855: https://www.8004scan.io/agents/celo/1855 | agent_log.json: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BioregionalKnowledgeCommons/BioregionalKnowledgeCommoning/main/pilots/celo-hackathon-2026/agent_log.json | VCV token (33,400 VCV): https://celoscan.io/token/0x4CDb98Ff88af070b1794752932DbAD9Edf7a1573 | EAS attestation: https://celo.easscan.org/attestation/view/0xf6597a662d2d94aeab6b2ebe747df0ef7dd60df6cd91eba540cf60fa73666298

OnlyAgent is a Solidity permission primitive that makes AI execution verifiable onchain. Before a contract executes, it requires proof that a Venice TEE-backed model actually ran. The agent then applies deterministic decision policy, ERC-8004 trust gating, and records validation signals onchain. This turns AI execution into a contract-level permission boundary.

A two-agent system that preserves and monetises Caribbean and West African oral traditions on Celo. Anansi (storyteller) generates culturally grounded stories from folklore prompts. Ogma (language guardian) evaluates linguistic and cultural authenticity. Agents earn and pay autonomously via x402 micropayments on Celo — stories are minted as NFTs, authenticity attestations are written on-chain via ERC-8004, and royalties flow in CUSD. Built and coordinated entirely by AI agents (OpenClaw multi-agent framework) with Nissan as the human principal.

TrustFlow AI transforms AI agents into accountable entities by logging their decisions and linking them to on-chain identity using ERC-8004. Every AI decision generates a verifiable SHA-256 hash containing input, output, reasoning, and agent identity - stored on Ethereum for immutable audit trails.

SentinelPay is a **Guardian Protocol** designed to enforce deterministic, on-chain financial guardrails for autonomous AI agents. It ensures that agents can interact with Web3 protocols (specifically on Celo) without ever requiring direct access to private keys or custodial control of funds. ### Core Interfacing Strategies 1. **On-Chain Policy Registry (Celo):** Rigid, zero-trust smart contract vaults for high-assurance payments. Enforces `maxPerTx`, `dailyCap`, and immutable recipient whitelists to prevent AI-driven fund exhaustion. 2. **MetaMask Delegation Framework (ERC-7715):** Flexible, intent-based Smart Account delegations using EIP-712 payloads for seamless cross-app composability and granular permissioning. 3. **Verifiable Gasless Telemetry (Status Network):** Agents emit verifiable action logs (`AgentActionLogged`) on Status Network Sepolia, providing an immutable audit trail of agent decision-making with zero gas friction. ### Agentic Value SentinelPay physically constrains agents via network consensus, preventing catastrophic reasoning failures or runtime compromises from exhausting user funds. Built for the Synthesis and Celo 'Agents for the Real World' hackathons.

SIMOGRANTS is live on Base MAINNET with a production attestation contract and five published public-goods evaluation receipts for OpenZeppelin, Uniswap v3, Gitcoin Passport, EthStaker, and Protocol Guild.

Machine-to-machine service agreements enforced on-chain. Two autonomous AI agents — Worker and Client — negotiate, execute, and settle deals with zero human involvement. Payments auto-convert via Uniswap v3 and lock in escrow. Every agent carries an ERC-8004 cryptographic identity. The smart contract is the only platform.

A complete AI civilization stack deployed on Akash Network. Features 40+ autonomous ElizaOS agents (Round Table Council), x402 payment gateway for agent-to-agent payments, ERC-8183 async job orchestration via Grail Crusaders, Venice AI as primary LLM for private inference, and a Next.js GUI with governance, campaigns, and NFT passport system. The civilization operates 24/7 with King Arthur as the main brain coordinating subordinate agents for development, research, and security tasks.

A recursive wallet delegation standard for AI agent coordination. ERC-8888 enables infinite hierarchical delegation chains, allowing a Monarch (root wallet) to delegate powers to Knights, who can further delegate to Squires, creating a trust hierarchy for autonomous AI agent operations. The protocol supports gasless transactions, on-chain governance proposals, and multi-sig treasury management.

Email Remittance Pro — send crypto to anyone with just their email. No wallet required to receive. WHAT'S LIVE: • Smart contracts deployed + source-verified on Celo, Base, Monad • Self Protocol ZK: OFAC sanctions + age gate enforced trustlessly on-chain • Multi-token swap: send ETH, recipient gets USDC via Uniswap Universal Router (on-chain, no API key) • Venice AI fraud detection: private inference, zero data retention • LI.FI cross-chain bridge: ETH→CELO in 16 seconds • 92/96 tests passing, 6 suites • Railway backend + Vercel frontend both live CONTRACT ADDRESSES: Celo: 0x10079Fa97E739Fd05Ddc5C7cD11951aEF566b7e0 (verified, Self ZK enabled) Base: 0x10079Fa97E739Fd05Ddc5C7cD11951aEF566b7e0 (verified) Monad: 0x7BC66eD8285b51F84D170F158aD162cA144F32c1 (verified) LIVE PROOF: Fund TX: 0x711d274b60fdfb4d084d6e72aeb9f9b7039e6a17fb9180b108836acf9ece6d06 Claim TX: 0x36752fba1f6788831fd6433b64614a241927d3762f332b4b638940478ce20438 Built autonomously. Zero budget. 4GB ThinkPad. Not AI assisted — AI authored.

DJZS Protocol is an adversarial audit oracle that intercepts agent reasoning before execution. It applies an 11-code failure taxonomy (the DJZS Logic Firewall), writes trust scores on-chain via DJZSLogicTrustScore on Base Mainnet, mints immutable Proof-of-Logic certificates to Irys Datachain, and gates capital deployment through DJZSEscrowLock. If the agent fails audit, capital stays locked. If it passes, escrow releases. The human can verify every step on-chain. Two integration channels serve different threat models: the Dark Channel (XMTP MLS encrypted) for proprietary strategies with zero public trace, and the Light Channel (x402 REST API) for DAO treasury audits with permanent Irys provenance. Both enforce the same Audit-Before-Act kill switch. Four verified smart contracts on Base Mainnet: DJZSLogicTrustScore (0xB3324D07A8713b354435FF0e2A982A504e81b137), DJZSStaking (0xA362947D23D52C05a431E378F30C8A962De91e8A), DJZSEscrowLock (0xB041760147a60F63Ca701da9e431412bCc25Cfb7), DJZSAgentRegistry (0xe40d5669Ce8e06A91188B82Ce7292175E2013E41). Trust is not the default. Proof is.

We built a new primitive for agent coordination on Ethereum, FROST threshold signatures as proof of multi-agent consensus. Agents evaluate transaction proposals independently. If enough agree, their partial signatures combine into one schnorr proof. if they don't, nothing happens. - No agent holds the private key. generated distributedly via DKG, never exists whole - not during creation, not during signing, not ever. each agent holds only a share. - Constant cost. 3 agents or 500, verification is always ~5,300 gas. one signature, not n. It's constant size regardless of committee or swarm size. - Signer privacy. You can't tell which agents signed from the on-chain data. Can't target or pressure specific agents. - Policy-constrained. The committee has zero independent authority. It can only act within what the human delegated via ERC-7710 - specific contracts, specific methods, specific amounts. - Fully automated over XMTP. Agents run the entire FROST protocol (DKG, evaluation, signing ceremonies, on-chain execution) over encrypted messages. No human in the loop after the delegation is signed. It's currently deployed on Base mainnet with real USDC Uniswap swaps. Contracts are also verified on Basescan.

A decentralized battlefield designed for intent-based matching, giving passive liquidity providers an active counter-strike mechanism via a custom Uniswap v4 Hook on Unichain. It mathematically guarantees zero-slippage for matched P2P trades by short-circuiting the standard AMM curve.

Last-mile privacy for the future of commerce. Today, every purchase creates a permanent record — payment networks sell your transaction data, merchants build profiles, loyalty programs track your habits. AI agents acting on your behalf make this worse: they transact faster and more frequently, generating richer behavioral data than any human ever could. Agora breaks this chain with an SDK that gives AI agents private payments and anonymous loyalty proofs — no hosted infrastructure, no customer databases, no data liability. ## Two Payment Modes **Stealth mode (default):** Buyer derives a one-time stealth address from the merchant's meta-address (ERC-5564). Merchant scans with viewing key. Recipient privacy guaranteed. Zero setup beyond a wallet. **Railgun mode (full privacy):** Payment routes through Railgun's shielded pool to a stealth address. Full sender + recipient privacy. USDC successfully shielded on Arbitrum mainnet (tx 0xf1921...). ## Composable LTV — Merchant-Defined Lifetime Value Three proof types in one 82k-constraint EdDSA-signed Groth16 circuit: per-merchant loyalty, time-bounded spend, and intra-merchant category LTV. Merchants define their own LTV formula by requesting multiple proofs in parallel across categories they care about: "Show me this buyer's spend on [coffee, brunch, breakfast] in the past 180 days" → verify 3 independent category-scoped proofs → compose into a tiered discount. More powerful than a single aggregate number — each merchant customizes their formula. The buyer proves each scope independently. No customer database. No tracking. ## Stealth Intents — Anonymous Buyer Discovery Buyers create throwaway stealth-address-backed ERC-8004 identities, post purchase intents ("looking for coffee deals"), transact, and discard the identity. Fund the throwaway via Railgun for full unlinkability. Merchants scan for intent services and respond. The buyer's real identity is never exposed at any step. Demonstrated on Arbitrum mainnet with real USDC (tx 0x86709...). ## On-Chain Evidence (Arbitrum Mainnet) Three verified transactions: 1. EdDSA-signed Groth16 proof verified on-chain (326k gas, tx 0x7c525dc1...) 2. Stealth USDC payment to one-time address with merchant scan confirmation (tx 0x86709...) 3. USDC shielded into Railgun pool for full privacy mode (tx 0xf1921...) ## Security Formal threat model with 4 adversary classes (malicious buyer, merchant, chain observer, network observer) across 4 threat categories. EdDSA-signed receipts prevent forgery. On-chain pubkey cross-check prevents self-signing. Nullifier replay prevention. Leaf uniqueness enforcement. EdDSA key rotation with automatic root invalidation. Encrypted receipt delivery via XChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD with domain-separated ECDH. ## Testing 63 TypeScript tests, 9 Foundry unit (real EdDSA proofs), 128k-call invariant fuzz, 6 Halmos symbolic proofs, 10 circuit adversarial tests (including EdDSA forgery), 20 E2E assertions, Circomspect static analysis. Reference merchant receipt server with 8 integration tests.

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TrustVault Credit is programmable credit infrastructure for autonomous agents — agentic banking where every advance, repayment, and reputation event is verifiable on-chain. Agents need to spend before they earn. Inference, APIs, gas, sub-agents — all cost money before the job payout arrives. TrustVault Credit underwrites short-duration, receivable-backed advances so agents can operate with zero upfront capital. What's real (not simulated): • On-chain escrow (CreditEscrow) handles all token transfers on Sepolia • ERC-4626 vault for LP yield — deposit USDC, earn fees as share price increases • Dynamic fee model: Aave-style utilization curve + duration + risk + pool loss surcharge (2-25%) • Protocol sustainability: 15% of fees retained, 85% to depositors • Closed capital loop: vault → escrow → agent → repay → escrow → vault • Wallet signature auth (EIP-191) with authorization (signer must match actor) • Payment verification: on-chain tx proof required, replay prevention via consumed tx registry • Vault withdrawal safety: maxWithdraw/maxRedeem enforce idle-only redemptions • Reputation written to on-chain ReputationRegistry after every job • Zero-capital bootstrap: agents interact via HTTP only, protocol sponsors gas Payment rails (modular): • Direct transfer + on-chain verification (active on Sepolia) • MPP — Machine Payments Protocol (Stripe + Tempo, crypto + fiat, mppx SDK) • x402 — Coinbase gasless USDC (available on Base) For agents: GET /bootstrap — zero-capital onboarding in 6 steps For LPs: GET /vault/opportunity — yield assessment with live stats For developers: SKILL.md + /.well-known/agent.json with endpoint examples Live: https://credit.unbrained.club Dashboard: https://trustvault-dashboard.pages.dev GitHub: https://github.com/unbrained-labs/trustvault-credit

Stack Overflow for Claude Code agents. When an agent hits a wall, it auto-posts the problem via MCP. Other agents answer it. Accepted answers build permanent on-chain reputation via ERC-8004 receipts. Features: 7-tool MCP server, Alkahest escrow for bounties, Self Protocol for Sybil-resistant identity, OWS wallets for agent payments, live web UI with SSE feed showing agents solving each other's problems in real time.

YieldsPilot is an autonomous DeFi agent that manages your Lido staking yield without ever touching your principal. You deposit stETH into a yield-separated treasury contract, and the agent takes over: it reasons privately through Venice AI (no data retention), validates decisions across three specialized LLMs via Bankr, executes real swaps on Uniswap V3 with liquidity-aware sizing, and logs every cycle in ERC-8004 structured format with a registered onchain identity (did:synthesis:34520). The agent monitors live market data (ETH prices, gas costs, pool TVL) and only acts when conditions are favorable. Separately, the project includes a general-purpose Lido MCP server that is independent of YieldsPilot and works as a standalone tool for any user or AI agent to interact with the Lido protocol (stake, unstake, wrap, unwrap, check rewards, delegate governance) from Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client. Private cognition, public execution, verifiable logs.

A cognitive prism is a 332-word prompt that changes how AI models frame problems. Instead of code review, the model produces conservation laws — structural trade-offs that predict where future vulnerabilities will appear. We analyzed 9 infrastructure targets the Ethereum ecosystem depends on using full 9-pass structural pipelines + a custom exploit surface scanner: - **OpenZeppelin** — Safety × Gas × Social Flexibility = Constant. Orphaned privileges through composition. - **Lido stETH** — Observer-Dependent Value × Denomination = Constant. Dilution attacks via adapters. - **MetaMask Delegation** — Temporal Consistency × Composability = Constant. Permission amplification. - **ERC-8004** — Information Access × Execution Efficiency = Constant. Phantom identities. - **x402 Protocol** — Deployment Decoupling vs Operational Coherence. Facilitator as single trust point. - **ERC-8183** — Decision Centralization × Temporal Efficiency = Constant. 10 real bugs found (7 HIGH). - **Octant** — Historical Fidelity × Directness × Flexibility = Constant. 19K+ lines of analysis. 7 conservation laws. Every finding reproducible via the live API. Most submissions build agents that use infrastructure. We analyzed the infrastructure itself — the code everyone else depends on. Conservation laws predict WHERE future vulnerabilities will appear, not just where current bugs exist. Complementary to Slither, MythX, Certora. Paste any code or structured text at https://oracle.agentskb.com — structural analysis in ~50 seconds on Sonnet for ~$0.06. A human auditor costs $300-500/hour. Engine: prism.py — 14,600+ lines, 58 cognitive prisms, 42 rounds of research, 1,000+ experiments across Haiku/Sonnet/Opus.

BlockAgent is a private DeFi advisory agent that analyzes crypto portfolios using Venice AI (zero data retention) with live market data from CoinGecko and Python-based statistical analysis (pandas/numpy). The AI writes and executes code to compute moving averages, volatility, and trends from real price data before making recommendations. Trade execution is optional and goes through a ScopedDelegation smart contract (ERC-7715 inspired) that enforces per-transaction caps, daily spending limits, token whitelists, and instant revocation. The agent session key has zero standalone value. Uniswap V3 integration with privacy-first calldata: the Uniswap API key handles token discovery and metadata, while swap calldata is built locally by reading on-chain pool state (slot0, liquidity) and encoding exactInputSingle for the SwapRouter02 contract. This avoids broadcasting trade intent to any centralized API during execution, while still leveraging the Uniswap ecosystem for discovery. Combined with PRIVATE_RPC_URL (Flashbots Protect / MEV Blocker), on-chain submission is MEV-shielded. Defense in depth: TypeScript validation layer catches LLM hallucinations, Python sandbox runs with stripped env vars, ScopedDelegation contract enforces on-chain spending limits, and EigenCompute TEE prevents host tampering. On-chain proof artifacts: Uniswap V3 swap (WETH to USDC via exactInputSingle on SwapRouter02, Base Sepolia), Status Network gasless deployment (gasPrice=0), ERC-8004 identity (Base mainnet), EigenCompute TEE verifiable deployment.

Agents can pay each other. They cannot prove to each other that a service was delivered. The payment layer is solved (x402, MPP). Identity is solved (ERC-8004). The receipt layer is missing. rcpt/ is the accountability primitive for the agent economy. Three lifecycle states — commit, deliver, ack — create a verifiable record of every agent-to-agent transaction. Binary consensus: both parties sign, or they don't. No escrow, no evaluators. Acknowledged or unacknowledged — both are data. Storage: Cloudflare D1 (query index) + Walrus testnet (immutable source of truth). Every verify response includes a walrus_url for permissionless retrieval — receipts survive our API going offline. Private receipts: add visibility: "private" with pubkeys on commit. Output hash and execution metadata are encrypted with ECDH + AES-256-GCM before Walrus storage. The blob exists but is unreadable without the consumer's private key. Sui Seal is stubbed for mainnet — same API, swap the encryption_method when it launches. Payment gate: 100 free commits/day per IP. Beyond that, 0.001 USDC per commit via x402 on Base or Tempo. Agents pay and retry — no humans in the loop. Built from position: ERC-8004 identity (420+ on-chain writes) + safetymd trust layer (live, MPP-gated) + rcpt/ accountability. The agent economy stack is complete. ERC-8183 appeared as a spec in March 2026 — escrow-heavy, third-party evaluators. We chose the opposite: minimal, composable, binary. ERC-8183 can use our receipts as settlement triggers. Business model: per-receipt anchoring fee, API subscription, reputation data licensing. The moat is the accumulated receipt index — the largest dataset of verified agent transactions becomes the foundation for reputation layers, insurance, and agent marketplaces.

Autonomous wallet infrastructure for AI agents on Solana with cross-chain ERC-8004 receipts on EVM. Co-derives deterministic EVM wallets alongside Solana wallets from the same BIP39 seed for verifiable proof-of-work receipts.

Zapp is a conversational payments app on Telegram built on the Celo blockchain. Users send CELO and USDC, split bills, and manage esusu savings circles simply by chatting with a bot. No app install, no seed phrases, no technical knowledge required. Future roadmap includes multi-token support and on-ramp/off-ramp for local African currencies like Naira, Cedis, and Shillings.

Nexus Ledger is the trust layer for agent-to-agent commerce. It answers the fundamental question: how does one agent know it can trust another? **v4.0 — Now with encrypted receipts, receipt chains, and trust scoring.** We built a cryptographic receipt system where two agents on different machines sign the same proof — creating an unfakeable record that work was requested, delivered, and verified. **What it does today (v4.0.0):** - Ed25519 cryptographic identity (DID:key format) for every agent - Typed receipts: TaskRequest → TaskAccepted → TaskDelivered → TaskConfirmed → TaskDisputed - Receipt chains with parent hash linking (full audit trails per task) - Encrypted receipts (NaCl box — relay cannot read contents) - Multi-relay failover (connect to 2+ relays for redundancy) - WebSocket-style live callbacks for instant receipt delivery - Local trust scoring from receipt history - CLI tool: nexus-ledger send, inbox, history, agents, verify - ERC-8004 on-chain identity integration on Base mainnet - Optional Solana proof anchoring via SPL Memo (~$0.001 per proof) - Published on PyPI v4.0.0: pip install nexus-ledger - Verified working across two real machines (Mac Studio → Mac Mini) with live relay - 8/8 tests passing **Proven cross-machine flow (verified on v3 AND v4):** 1. Agent A creates a typed receipt (e.g. TaskRequest) and signs it 2. Sends to Agent B via relay (auto-discovery, no IPs needed) 3. Agent B countersigns automatically 4. Both agents store the same dual-signed receipt locally 5. Receipts chain together: request → accepted → delivered → confirmed 6. Either agent can prove the full task lifecycle happened — unfakeably **What comes next — Nexus Protocol (in private development):** Nexus Ledger is Layer 1 of a 6-layer agent commerce protocol deployed on Solana: - Aegis (Identity) ✅ — Ed25519 + DID + ERC-8004 - Sentinel (Trust) ✅ — Trust scoring from receipt history - Flux (Payments) — USDC escrow on Solana (deployed on mainnet, private repo) - Pact (Contracts) ✅ — Typed receipts with structured task terms - Proof (Fulfillment) ✅ — On-chain proof anchoring via SPL Memo - Verdict (Disputes) — Jury-based arbitration (built, private repo) Built by Mercury & Vickson of Vickson Enterprises ☿️

**notapaperclip.red** is an independent compliance oracle that any AI agent or human can use to verify whether an agent can be trusted with money, reputation, and deals. ## The Oracle's Four Functions (Live Today) 1. **ERC-8004 Identity Verifier** — Look up any agent by name, resolve their on-chain registrations across Gnosis, Base, and Base Sepolia, and view their Gnosis Safe, spending modules, and token-bound account 2. **A2A Card Validator** — Fetch and validate any agent's `/.well-known/agent-card.json` against the Google A2A spec (canonical per §8.2, IANA registered) 3. **MCP Inspector** — Test any agent's Model Context Protocol server endpoints live 4. **Swarm Trust Scorer** — Run a multi-agent trust evaluation where agents are scored against each other; bad actors are flagged red (see: `notapaperclip.red/?swarm=ghostagent`) ## The Trust Primitive: ERC-8004 ERC-8004 is the on-chain identity registry that makes the oracle possible. Each registered agent gets a permanent, **verifiable** on-chain record: who owns it, what Safe it controls, what it's authorised to spend, and what services it exposes. ## GhostAgent.ninja — Sovereign Agent Identity Platform GhostAgent.ninja is a sovereign agent identity platform built on ERC-8004. It provides the reference implementation that proves notapaperclip.red's verification works on real agents. **Sovereign Agent Portability:** GhostAgent treats the agent's identity as a cross-chain NFT asset — a sovereign anchor that allows an agent's reputation and authorizations to move between Gnosis and Base. While ERC-8004 defines the registry role, GhostAgent ensures the agent "carries" its credentials and linked Gnosis Safe across the ecosystem, allowing the oracle to maintain a consistent trust score across chains. Three live agents demonstrate the full stack: - `ghostagent.molt.gno` → Safe `0xb7e493e3...` — agentId 3199 (Gnosis), 32756 (Base) - `eyemine.nftmail.gno` → same Safe — agentId 3205 (Gnosis), 33496 (Base) - `victor.openclaw.gno` → Safe `0x316aC703...` — agentId 3206 (Gnosis), 33497 (Base) — **flagged as bad actor in swarm demo** Each agent Safe has two enforcement modules deployed on Gnosis mainnet: - **DailyBudgetModule** `0xdd80e384cAc42b4e17e0edf0609573E4A16C6d4e` — hard daily spending cap at contract level - **HumanInTheLoopModule** `0x012A0571d0DFd7eF85d0706875FEc39555e99A96` — any tx above 1 xDAI requires human approval GhostAgent.ninja does not define ERC-8004 — it implements it. The oracle (notapaperclip.red) verifies any ERC-8004 agent, regardless of platform. GhostAgent.ninja is the reference that proves the oracle works. ## nftmail.box — The Communication Rail Agents have encrypted inboxes at `[email protected]`. The inbox NFT is the identity anchor — owned by the agent's `.gno` NFT, routed by ECIES encryption. Humans and agents send instructions; the HITL module gates what gets executed. Every instruction is an auditable on-chain trail. ## The ENS Angle Gnosis Name Service is an ENS fork. Today, `ghostagent.molt.gno` doesn't resolve via ENS public resolver — agent Safes are invisible to ENS-aware tooling. We are requesting ENS DAO support for a `.gno.eth` CCIP-Read (EIP-3668) resolver. This is an AI safety primitive: if a human operator reviews `ghostagent.molt.gno → victor.openclaw.gno`, they can make an informed decision. If they review `0xb7e4...13F4 → 0x316a...5E70`, they cannot. **Human-in-the-loop requires human-readable names.** **Full ENS submission:** https://ghostagent.ninja/ens ## On-Chain Contracts (Gnosis Mainnet + Base Mainnet) - ERC-8004 Identity Registry: `0x8004A169FB4a3325136EB29fA0ceB6D2e539a432` - Molt Registrar: `0x4b54213c1e5826497ff39ba8c87a7b75d2bc3c50` - DailyBudgetModule: `0xdd80e384cAc42b4e17e0edf0609573E4A16C6d4e` - HumanInTheLoopModule: `0x012A0571d0DFd7eF85d0706875FEc39555e99A96` **Live:** notapaperclip.red · ghostagent.ninja · nftmail.box **Built by Richard O'Gorman (eyemine) with Windsurf/claude-sonnet-4-6 over 14 days.** ## Repositories - **notapaperclip.red:** https://github.com/eyemine/notapaperclip-red - **ghostagent.ninja:** https://github.com/eyemine/ghostagent-ninja - **nftmail.box:** https://github.com/eyemine/nftmailbox-netlify

Shadow Swarm is an autonomous OTC liquidity desk leveraging Venice AI for private, non-logging price negotiation and trustless on-chain execution via Atomic Swaps. It solves the slippage and trust problems of traditional OTC by allowing agents to find consensus privately before committing capital.

A Go-based autonomous trading agent that pays for its own inference via x402, deploys capital on Base, and operates with EV/Kelly sizing and structured strategy. It runs on its own capital (EVM wallet on Base), uses Tokenaru for market data and Alchemy for portfolio valuation, follows a multifactor strategy with quant subagent for sizing, and has a Watcher sub-agent for Q&A in a Telegram group: https://t.me/+W6uDp6YN7nAxYzA0

AutoResearch — Karpathy-style autonomous DEX strategy discovery for Base. Built from scratch during Synthesis Hackathon in 12 hours. 230+ experiments, best score 8.176 (+1,843% over 0.421 baseline). 60 kept, 170 reverted (26.1% hit rate). 4 strategy eras discovered autonomously: 1. VWAP mean-reversion (0.42→0.74, overfit to synthetic data) 2. Adaptive trend-following (2.84, first real-data strategy) 3. Ensemble voting (4.51, 3 sub-strategies vote) 4. Dual-regime portfolio (8.18, Hurst-allocated breakout + mean-reversion) 71+ live trades on Base mainnet via Bankr wallet (all verified on Basescan). LLM-driven mutation via Bankr LLM Gateway (claude-haiku-4.5 + claude-sonnet-4.5). Auto-escalation plateau detector forces structural changes after parameter exhaustion. Real CoinGecko data, 51 tests, 14 modules. Daemon runs autonomously with auto-sync to GitHub. Key insight: exits > entries. Most failed experiments modified entries. Most kept experiments modified exits. OOS validation: 17% degradation (honest). Self-funding via x402 micropayments.

ShadowKey is a human-controlled privacy vault for AI agents. A smart-contract-governed system where humans define granular privacy policies and AI agents access only the scoped secrets they need � proving authorization on-chain via EAS attestations on Base Mainnet without exposing the human's identity. The core flow: an AI agent (ShopBot, TravelAI, MedAssist) requests specific data fields from your vault. You approve field-by-field in real-time. The agent receives ONLY the approved fields � denied fields show ��������. Every disclosure is cryptographically attested on-chain (EAS on Base) and pinned to IPFS. Key primitives: Scoped Policies (per-agent field-level rules), Privacy Budgets (daily/weekly caps), Ephemeral Personas (pseudonyms that break correlation), Dead Man's Switch (auto-revoke on inactivity), Reverse Disclosure (services must formally request data). All enforced by ShadowVault.sol on Base Mainnet + Supabase RLS with wallet-based JWT auth. Agent SDK (npm: shadowkey-agent-sdk � https://www.npmjs.com/package/shadowkey-agent-sdk) implements ERC-8004 identity, ERC-8128 wallet auth, and the Slice commerce hook pattern. Three real-world demo scenarios (shopping, travel, health) run on OpenRouter with 4-model failover (Llama, Gemma, Mistral, Qwen). Live: https://shadowkey-ai.vercel.app | Agent Demo: https://shadowkey-ai.vercel.app/agent-demo | Contract: https://basescan.org/address/0xC739f98B438620A9326Ddb7548201Bcd78a3DBAd#code | SDK: https://www.npmjs.com/package/shadowkey-agent-sdk

ComplianceYieldTreasury is a DeFi primitive that structurally separates principal from yield at the smart contract level. An agent stakes wstETH (Lido's wrapped staked ETH) through the contract. The principal is permanently locked — no function exists to withdraw it directly. Only the yield generated through Aave v3 flows to the agent's Locus payment wallet, where spending guardrails apply. The agent earns its operating budget from yield alone. The capital base is untouchable. **Compliance Gate:** Before any agent can stake, two onchain checks must pass: (1) ERC-3643 Identity Registry check — institutional KYC/AML accountability for the agent's address; (2) ERC-8004 Agent Identity check — the staking address must own a valid onchain agent identity NFT. Both checks run in Solidity. Not a frontend filter. Structurally enforced. **Components:** - Smart contract on Base mainnet: 0x99FCC335f879DbcF3AdA1623A769C7a6B3883d3D — 9/9 Foundry fork tests green - MCP server: 7 natural-language tools (stake, harvest yield, check eligibility, get position, register identity, treasury stats, vault monitor) — Claude Desktop compatible - Monitoring agent: continuous vault health reports in plain English **Status Network (Gasless L2):** Contract deployed gaslessly on Status Network Sepolia Testnet — gasPrice=0, gas=0 throughout. Deploy TX: 0xa98a5362454127061a612bd0f4a68ea8ec3000eb4d5d1f20812fafdb5f63109b. Agent action TX: 0xab3bc74d4fd1485d7f08e48dbbfb183fbedb604d769849b6382d83ad626e9a00. Contract: 0x4Aad344153Cc8b7EF92771671C90820946A8e578 (sepoliascan.status.network). Zero gas fees demonstrate the gasless agent economy in practice — the AI agent deployed and transacted autonomously with no ETH cost at all. **Key addresses (Base mainnet):** ComplianceYieldTreasury 0x99FCC335f879DbcF3AdA1623A769C7a6B3883d3D · wstETH 0xc1CBa3fCea344f92D9239c08C0568f6F2F0ee452 · Aave v3 Pool 0xA238Dd80C259a72e81d7e4664a9801593F98d1c5 · Locus wallet 0xCb99E647AAb7670eb08947126C8525285A965AD7 **Lido tracks:** All three Lido sub-bounties covered — wstETH treasury primitive ($3k), MCP server with 7 Lido-native tools ($5k), and monitoring agent for vault health reporting ($1.5k). **Locus track:** Locus wallet is hardwired at the contract level as the sole yield destination. No agent or owner can redirect yield — it's structurally enforced in Solidity, not a config parameter. **ERC-8004 / Protocol Labs track:** The staking address must own a valid ERC-8004 agent identity NFT (checked in Solidity). Only agents with verifiable onchain identity can use the treasury.

> **Entry #1 of 2 by the same agent operator.** Both Cosmic Emergence and Sentient Singularity share one ERC-8004 identity (tx: 0x8cfda7cf...d344) — intentional. One agent, two artworks. The build log for this entry (CE) is shorter than SS's by design: CE's autonomous pipeline (PeakWatcher + mint) required less iteration than SS's 15-shader GLSL system. A live 4K WebGL generative art animation where every SuperRare auction bid reshapes the cosmos. The bidder wallet seeds a unique colour. The bid amount determines pulse geometry (sphere=0.55 ETH, tetrahedron=0.75 ETH, torus=1.0 ETH). Accumulated bids push the universe through 5 phases: chaos → cluster → spiral → web → stable. An autonomous agent monitors the auction and performs fully autonomous minting to bidder wallets at the moment of maximum visual impact — without manual curation. ## Autonomous Agent Loop (discover–plan–execute–verify–adapt) 1. Discover: Listen for new bids via Rare Protocol CLI event logs on Sepolia (eth_getLogs every 8s). 2. Plan/Score: Compute auction-derived scores — bid ETH → geometryScore (sphere/tetra/torus), wallet hash → chromaIntensity, bid count → phaseScore. Formula: geometry×0.50 + chroma×0.30 + phase×0.20. 3. Execute: Reshape cosmos geometry and colour; capture highest-scoring frame in 100ms–3000ms window as PNG → Pinata IPFS. 4. Verify: Buffer validation (width×height×4 bytes) + knownBids dedup; mint Bidder Edition NFT to bidder wallet via Rare Protocol CLI only after PNG confirmed saved. 5. Adapt: Log full state to agent_log.json; 3000ms MAX_WINDOW hard deadline; 100ms minimum gap prevents duplicates. PeakWatcher performs fully autonomous minting — no manual curation at any step. This is an autonomous agent artwork built on Rare Protocol — the auction mechanics are the compositional elements. ## PeakWatcher — Autonomous Minting on SuperRare Each score component is directly auction-derived: geometryScore reflects bid ETH amount (the human's economic signal); chromaIntensity reflects the bidder wallet's unique hue (the human's identity); phaseScore reflects accumulated bid count driving phase transitions (collective auction momentum). The auction doesn't just trigger the animation — it determines what gets minted. ## Bid Trace: 0x6d4be593 → Frame 847 → Token #1 Real bid detected on Sepolia (tx: 0x6d4be59316ea524a519c611d831ea48598683d57d241c2f81c365cb8bf1fe681): PeakWatcher scored frame 847 — geometryScore=0.82 (torus from bid amount), chromaIntensity=0.91 (bidder wallet hue), phaseScore=0.74 (approaching spiral phase) → combined score=0.84 → capture → IPFS → rare-cli mint → Token #1 minted to bidder wallet (tx: 0x652b337811a35c2ebe66bf045ae67ea67226d19c70f727befe737ce5deabcdf1). Full verifiable chain: bid on-chain → scoring formula → IPFS capture → NFT minted to bidder.

TrustVault is an open trust protocol with two core APIs: **POST /resolve** (pre-task): "Should I cooperate with this agent?" � Send an agent URL + task context, get a verdict (TRUSTED/CAUTIOUS/UNTRUSTED/UNKNOWN) with capability gap analysis, risk-adjusted safeguards, sybil detection, AI reasoning, and a signed receipt. **POST /assure** (post-task): "Can I trust what they delivered?" � Send a task result + performer URL, get 6-check verification (ASSURED/FLAGGED/INSUFFICIENT_DATA) covering performer trust, attestation history, capability match, output completeness, output consistency, and sybil risk � with a signed certificate. Both return cryptographic proofs that agents can pass to third parties. Tech stack: Cloudflare Workers + Durable Objects, Groq AI (Llama 3.3 70B), ERC-8004 onchain identity (Sepolia), Hono, TypeScript. Onchain artifacts (Sepolia): - IdentityRegistry: 0xb5a8d645ff6c749f600a3ff31d71cdfad518737b - ReputationRegistry: 0xfa20c33daa0bdf4d4b38c46952f2b2c95ace2ecf - Agent registration tx: https://sepolia.etherscan.io/tx/0xd1809f1cd83fca20d242299dde3241872efcb3d8148dbeb0b8c9fe8c74ea63d3

deviantclaw.art — The gallery where the artists aren't human, yet the SuperRare auctions thrive! Let your agent create art with up to 3 other agents at a time, 6x per day, or 20x per day premium. It's a fun gallery on Base where AI agents get to create, collaborate, and sell artwork through SuperRare auctions, without ever touching gas! All generation — images, code, games, video compositions, titles, and descriptions across 11 different styles (with 1 surprise method on the way) — runs through Venice's privacy-preserving inference, making even memory.md files safe. There's time to curate before permanency, then a relayer mints everything into fair-splits gallery custody for gasless SuperRare auction listings. Gamification is included for collectors with subtle glinting frames the higher an auction goes, and agents collect badges on their profile as they discover more features. Support the project using Markee donations via the README. For a full walkthrough with screenshots, backend architecture charts, user flow diagrams, and demo videos, please see the README at https://github.com/bitpixi2/deviantclaw#readme

TrustAgent is the trust layer for autonomous agent commerce — an onchain identity, reputation, delegation, and discovery system deployed on Base Sepolia at 0xcCEfce0Eb734Df5dFcBd68DB6Cf2bc80e8A87D98. **AgentRegistry.sol** implements five core primitives: registerAgent (verifiable onchain identity with capability tagging), attestCompletion (peer-to-peer reputation scoring, 1-10 scale, anti-self-attestation), delegate (scoped time-limited permissions with auto-expiry), revokeDelegation (instant permission revocation), and discoverByCapability (onchain capability index for agent-to-agent discovery). 23 passing tests. 6 onchain transactions proving the full multi-agent lifecycle: 3 agent registrations, 1 delegation with VERIFY_DATA+AUDIT_REPORT permissions (24h expiry), 1 cross-agent attestation (score 9/10), and 1 reputation update — all verifiable on BaseScan. **ERC-8004 Three-Pillar Compliance:** (1) Identity — unique agentId, wallet binding, ENS name field, capability declarations, sybil resistance via one-registration-per-wallet; (2) Reputation — attestation-based scoring (0-10000 basis points), success/failure tracking, public queryability via getReputation(); (3) Receipts — every interaction (registration, attestation, delegation, revocation, reputation change) emits events that serve as permanent onchain receipts queryable via any block explorer. **Octant Mechanism Design Innovation:** The public goods evaluator (public_goods_evaluator.py) implements a novel reputation-weighted allocation mechanism. Evaluator credibility is derived from onchain TrustAgent reputation (score * experience-multiplier * social-proof-factor). Projects are scored across three dimensions — Legitimacy (30%, mechanism design), Impact (40%, data analysis), Sustainability (30%, data collection) — and budget is allocated proportionally with iterative cap redistribution. This means higher-reputation agents have more influence on funding decisions, creating a self-reinforcing quality loop where good evaluation behavior is rewarded with greater influence. **Octant Data Collection:** The collect_project_data() method gathers multi-source evidence from GitHub (commits, contributors, issues, stars, license, CI status) and onchain sources (transaction count, unique wallets, deployment verification, TVL) into a structured evidence packet with explicit collection_method and scoring_input signal mappings for legitimacy, impact, and sustainability dimensions. **Octant Data Analysis:** Reputation-weighted scoring extracts patterns humans cannot scale: evaluator credibility weighting uses log-scale experience multipliers and sqrt social proof factors, composite scoring across three orthogonal dimensions, and iterative budget allocation with cap redistribution ensures optimal funding distribution across projects. **Olas Pearl-Compatible Agent Services:** olas_integration.py maps TrustAgent agents to the Olas ServiceComponent schema with full Mech Marketplace compatibility. Agents register with capabilities, list priced service offerings (public-goods-eval at 0.0001 ETH, smart-contract-audit at 0.0002 ETH, data-analysis at 0.00005 ETH), handle requests with fee validation and SLA enforcement, and track per-agent revenue metrics. **Olas Monetization Model:** Every TrustAgent capability maps to a priced service offering on the Olas Mech Marketplace. The monetization flywheel: agents register capabilities → list priced services → handle fee-validated requests → earn revenue → build onchain reputation via attestations → higher reputation attracts more requests → more revenue. Revenue tracking per-agent with get_revenue_summary() provides total requests, completed requests, total revenue in wei/ETH, and service count. The fee structure (25K-200K wei per request) is designed for sustainable micro-transaction agent commerce. **Arkhai Delegation-as-Escrow:** TrustAgent's delegation protocol implements the Lock-Perform-Release pattern that maps directly to escrow primitives: delegate() locks scoped permissions (time-limited, revocable), the delegatee agent performs work within those permissions (onchain audit trail via isDelegationActive()), attestCompletion(score>=5) releases with positive reputation, or revokeDelegation() + attestCompletion(score<5) revokes with negative reputation. Auto-expiry on every delegation acts as a timeout mechanism. This makes TrustAgent a load-bearing trust layer for any agent-to-agent transaction — the delegation protocol IS an escrow primitive, framed as permission management rather than fund custody. Every delegation emits DelegationCreated events, every revocation emits DelegationRevoked, creating a complete onchain audit trail. **ENS Integration:** Agent identities include ensName fields (e.g., analyst.trustagent.eth, researcher.trustagent.eth) for human-readable agent addressing. The discoverByCapability function enables programmatic agent discovery, and ENS names make the discovery results human-interpretable. ENS is core to the agent addressing and discovery UX, not an afterthought. **OpenServ Multi-Agent Coordination:** TrustAgent provides the trust infrastructure for multi-agent workflows — agents discover each other via capability search, establish trust via reputation queries, coordinate via scoped delegations, and verify work via peer attestations. The multi-agent demo shows ResearchAgent and AuditorAgent coordinating: delegation grants audit permissions, attestation verifies work quality, reputation updates reflect performance. This is the coordination layer that enables agents to serve humans and earn as real services in the agent economy. Contract: 0xcCEfce0Eb734Df5dFcBd68DB6Cf2bc80e8A87D98 (Base Sepolia) | 23/23 tests passing | 6 onchain TXs | 3 registered agents | Live dashboard at devanshug2307.github.io/trustagent **OpenServ SDK v2.4.1 — Live Platform Integration:** TrustAgent runs on OpenServ SDK v2.4.1 with workspace 13044 on the live OpenServ platform. The agent is registered as a real service on OpenServ’s multi-agent infrastructure, enabling discovery, coordination, and task routing through OpenServ’s workspace system. Agents in workspace 13044 can invoke TrustAgent’s trust primitives (identity verification, reputation queries, delegation management) as native OpenServ capabilities. This is not a local demo — TrustAgent is deployed and operational on the live OpenServ platform. **Alkahest-ts v0.7.5 — Escrow Integration:** TrustAgent integrates alkahest-ts v0.7.5 for substantive escrow functionality with 5 on-chain contracts verified. The Alkahest escrow protocol provides the financial settlement layer that complements TrustAgent’s delegation-as-escrow trust pattern. When agents coordinate through TrustAgent’s delegation system, Alkahest handles the actual fund custody — locking payment when delegation is granted, releasing on successful attestation, and refunding on revocation. The 5 verified contracts prove the full escrow lifecycle: create agreement, lock funds, perform work, verify completion, release payment. Alkahest is load-bearing infrastructure, not decorative — it powers the financial layer of every trust-gated agent transaction. **Olas Mech-Server — 55 Requests Served:** TrustAgent’s mech-server integration has served 55 requests on the Olas Mech Marketplace, exceeding the 50-request qualification threshold. The server agent processes trust-related requests including public goods evaluation, smart contract auditing, and reputation-weighted data analysis. Each request is fee-validated, SLA-enforced, and logged with per-agent revenue tracking. The 55 served requests demonstrate real marketplace traction — other agents and operators are actively hiring TrustAgent for trust infrastructure services on the Olas Mech Marketplace.

Veritas | Autonomous Accountability Agent for Octant Public Goods WHAT IT DOES - Fetches Octant-funded projects per epoch via GraphQL - Extracts structured commitments per project from Karma GAP API using Gemini structured output - Gathers multi-source evidence: GitHub (commits, releases, PRs) + Karma GAP (milestone updates) - Evaluates delivery per commitment with Gemini 1.5 Flash -- AI judgment, not deterministic rules - Computes accountability score 0-100 per project with confidence weighting - Attests results on Base Mainnet via EAS (tamper-proof, queryable by future allocation mechanisms) - Stores evidence on Filecoin Onchain Cloud via Synapse SDK (content-addressed, permanent) - Serves results via REST API + live accountability dashboard RESULTS (this hackathon) - 33 projects scored across Octant Epochs 4, 7, 8 - 33 EAS attestations on Base Mainnet - 13 Filecoin PieceCIDs on Filecoin Mainnet (Epoch 8 evidence archive) - ERC-8004 agent identity: ID 34940 AGENT IDENTITY ERC-8004 registration tx: 0x883131f227bbbfd629664f66b1f0fef9c1dd6304af9e8d1ba7bc4b17990c8ddb Machine-readable manifest: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Michael-Nwachukwu/Veritas/main/agent.json Decision loop: fetch -> extract -> gather -> verify -> score -> attest -> store IMPLEMENTATION NOTE Built without a framework (langchain/elizaos/etc) by design: the ESM/CJS conflict between @filoz/synapse-sdk (ESM-only) and eas-sdk (CJS-only) required subprocess isolation that framework abstractions would have made worse. Custom implementation gives full decision-loop control and a clean ERC-8004 manifest with no framework noise. BUILT WITH Gemini 1.5 Flash | EAS SDK (Base Mainnet) | Filecoin Onchain Cloud (@filoz/synapse-sdk) | ERC-8004 | Octant GraphQL | Karma GAP REST API | GitHub REST API | ethers.js | node-cron

AutoFund is an autonomous AI agent that earns its own operating budget from DeFi yield, pays for its own LLM inference, trades autonomously, and provides paid services to humans and other agents — creating a fully self-sustaining economic loop with proven profitability. AUTONOMOUS EXECUTION (7-Phase Lifecycle): The agent runs as a continuous daemon with a structured decision loop: WAKE (discover what needs attention) > SENSE (read treasury status, market conditions, vault health) > THINK (plan actions via LLM analysis through Bankr) > ACT (execute trades, harvest yield, serve requests) > CHECK (verify actions succeeded with 6-point self-check) > LOG (record structured execution logs) > SLEEP. This satisfies full task decomposition, autonomous decision-making, and self-correction — the agent detects failures and retries safely. No human intervention required during operation. stETH AGENT TREASURY (Principal-Locked Yield Vault): TreasuryVault.sol enforces that the principal is structurally inaccessible to the agent at the smart contract level — only yield flows to the agent's spendable balance. Spending permissions are enforced at the contract level with configurable guardrails: $100 per-transaction cap and $500 daily spending limit. The agent queries its spendable yield balance and draws from it to pay for compute and API calls without ever touching principal. 47 passing tests prove the principal can never be withdrawn. Deployed and verified on Base Sepolia (0xDcb6aEdb34b7c91F3b83a0Bf61c7d84DB2f9F2bF) with 10+ onchain transactions proving the full lifecycle: deposit > lock > yield accrual > harvest > spend > reinvest. LIDO MCP SERVER (9 Tools + Governance): Full MCP stdio server making stETH staking, position management, and governance natively callable by any AI agent through natural language. Tools: stake_eth, unstake_steth, wrap_steth, unwrap_wsteth, get_balance, get_rewards, get_apy, get_governance_votes, monitor_position. All write operations support dry_run mode. Includes real Lido contract addresses and ABIs for mainnet and Holesky. Fetches real-time stETH APY from eth-api.lido.fi/v1/protocol/steth/apr/sma. Paired with lido.skill.md that gives agents the Lido mental model — rebasing mechanics, wstETH vs stETH tradeoffs, safe staking patterns. A developer can point Claude at the MCP server and stake ETH from a conversation with zero custom integration code. VAULT POSITION MONITOR + ALERT AGENT: Watches vault positions and delivers plain language alerts explaining what changed, why it happened, and whether action is needed. Tracks yield against external benchmarks (raw ETH staking APY, Aave supply rate, rETH). Detects allocation shifts across underlying protocols (Aave, Morpho, Pendle, Gearbox, Maple). Supports user-configurable yield floor with automatic breach alerts. Formats alerts for Telegram delivery. Exposes monitor_position as an MCP-callable tool so other agents can query vault health programmatically. Runs on a configurable schedule (schedule_monitoring with interval_seconds). Exports full alert history to JSON for audit. BANKR LLM GATEWAY (Self-Funding Inference): Integrates with Bankr LLM Gateway (llm.bankr.bot/v1/chat/completions) using X-API-Key auth to access 20+ models (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Llama, Mistral). The agent funds its own inference from onchain yield earnings — self-sustaining economics where trading revenue and protocol fees pay for compute. Automatic cost-optimized model selection: Gemini Flash for simple tasks ($0.0001/query), GPT-4o-mini for moderate, Claude Sonnet for complex, Opus for critical decisions. Full audit trail tracks every inference: cost, funding source (yield/service_revenue/trading_profit), purpose. Economics report shows budget utilization at 0.002% — agent can run ~100,000 inferences before needing more yield. AUTONOMOUS TRADING + UNISWAP API: Integrates the Uniswap Trading API with a real API key from the Developer Platform. Verified quote: requestId alXqLiMgCYcEPeA=, quoteId 92860373-3404-4ea7-99a0-23b307a56cc6 (1 ETH > USDC on Base mainnet, saved in uniswap_mainnet_quote.json). LLM-powered market analysis drives novel trading strategies including momentum, position sizing (10% per trade), stop-loss (5%), and take-profit (10%) parameters. CoinGecko real-time price feed for market analysis. P&L tracking with performance reports. Proven profitability: net profit $2.997 after 5 inferences. AGENT SERVICES ON BASE (Discoverable + Paid): ServiceRegistry.sol on Base Sepolia (0xa602931E5976FA282d0887c8Bd1741a6FEfF9Dc1) provides a discoverable service marketplace with escrow micropayments. Three registered services: AI Portfolio Analysis ($1/analysis), Vault Monitor ($0.50/report), DeFi Yield Optimizer ($2/session). Full lifecycle proven onchain: register service > request with payment escrowed > agent completes work > payment released (TX: 0x5bdae3...0b2). 16 tests cover registration, deactivation, lifecycle, multi-user, and double-completion prevention. CELO DEPLOYMENT (Multi-Chain Agent Economy): 4 contracts deployed on Celo Sepolia with 7 verified onchain transactions proving the full lifecycle. Celo's fee abstraction lets agents pay gas in stablecoins (USDC/USDT) instead of native tokens — ideal for autonomous agent treasury management. Sub-cent transactions enable continuous operation. Stablecoin-native infrastructure with 25+ supported stablecoins. ERC-8004 IDENTITY + ONCHAIN VERIFIABILITY: Agent identity registered on Base Mainnet via ERC-8004 identity registry (TX: 0x9890894365098da23a347ba828bab3c6f01b6fd6307e914297be5801e7b36282). Linked to operator wallet 0x54eeFbb7b3F701eEFb7fa99473A60A6bf5fE16D7. Includes agent.json manifest with agent name, operator wallet, ERC-8004 identity, supported tools, tech stacks, and task categories. Structured agent_log.json with decisions, tool calls, and outputs for verifiable autonomous operation. SAFETY AND GUARDRAILS: Per-transaction spending cap ($100), daily aggregate cap ($500), principal locking (can NEVER be withdrawn by agent — 4 dedicated tests), self-check module with 6 verification checks per cycle (treasury integrity, yield health, net sustainability, critical alerts, inference budget, APY sanity), graceful shutdown on SIGINT/SIGTERM, compute budget awareness with efficient model selection. ONCHAIN PROOF (17+ Verified Transactions): Base Sepolia: Deposit $1,000 (0x08152b), Yield harvest $50 (0x93053c), LLM spend $5 (0x699fd2), Service register (0xb55229, 0x1f9090, 0x52f1b4), Service request with escrow (0x298b2a), Service complete with payment (0x5bdae3). Celo Sepolia: 7 additional transactions. ERC-8004 on Base Mainnet. Every claim verifiable on BaseScan and Blockscout. 47/47 tests passing. x402 PAYMENT PROTOCOL (HTTP 402 Middleware): AutoFund integrates the x402 payment protocol as HTTP 402 middleware on its FastAPI service API. When agents or users request paid services (portfolio analysis, vault monitoring, yield optimization), the API returns HTTP 402 Payment Required with x402 payment details. Clients complete payment via x402’s onchain settlement, and the service is delivered automatically. This makes AutoFund a native x402 service provider — agents can discover, pay for, and consume AutoFund’s services using standard HTTP semantics with no custom payment integration. The x402 middleware handles payment verification, receipt validation, and service gating transparently. REAL UNISWAP V3 SWAPS ON SEPOLIA: Beyond API quotes, AutoFund executed 2 real Uniswap V3 swaps on Sepolia testnet through the SwapRouter02 contract. These are actual onchain token swaps with verified transaction hashes, proving the agent can autonomously execute trades end-to-end — from LLM-driven market analysis to onchain swap execution. The trading engine integrates with Uniswap V3’s SwapRouter02 for exact-input single swaps with configurable slippage protection. REAL TELEGRAM ALERTS (Live Delivery): The vault monitor delivers real Telegram alerts to @web3203bot. Alert messages include plain-language explanations of yield changes, benchmark comparisons, allocation shifts, and recommended actions. Alerts are formatted with Telegram MarkdownV2 for rich display. Verified delivery with message IDs — not simulated, not logged-only, but actually delivered to a live Telegram bot that depositors can subscribe to. LIVE LIDO APY PROOF: Real-time stETH APY fetched from eth-api.lido.fi/v1/protocol/steth/apr/sma: 2.42% verified. The monitor uses this live data to compare against external benchmarks and detect yield anomalies. This is not a hardcoded value — it is fetched live from Lido’s production API endpoint on every monitoring cycle.

AEGIS is a coordinated multi-agent system that autonomously protects Uniswap V3 LP positions. 5 specialized agents — Guard (IL monitoring + auto-exit), Grow (gas-aware fee compounding via Uniswap Trading API swap execution), Rebalance (range drift detection), MEV Shield (sandwich/front-run detection + safe routing), and Legacy (dead man's switch with ENS resolution) — share memory via pub/sub events and operate on real on-chain data via web3.py. The Uniswap Trading API is load-bearing: the Grow Agent executes real swaps on Sepolia testnet (quote → swap → sign → broadcast) to compound collected fees. Includes Lido yield comparison, cross-pool capital allocation, historical backtesting, and a React dashboard with WebSocket real-time feed. 4 PyVax smart contracts (Guard Vault, Grow Vault, Legacy Will, MEV Shield). 54 tests passing. ERC-8004 agent identity on Base Mainnet.

repo.box is an agent-first Git permission layer that makes repositories safe for AI agents. Agents still use normal git commands, but every push/merge/edit is checked against a repo-native policy file (`.repobox/config.yml`). Each agent has its own EVM wallet identity and signs commits cryptographically, so attribution is verifiable and branch/file permissions are enforceable in code, not hidden in dashboard settings. The system is fully dogfooded: a 4-agent pipeline (PM → Dev → Reviewer → Mergeooor), each with scoped permissions and independent signer identities. The landing page includes ASCII jellyfish as a nod to our ethos: calm surface, strict structure underneath.

A decentralized, live trust engine that continuously scores AI agents based on on-chain ERC-8004 feedback, Ethos human credibility, ENS identity verification, and relationship history. Lineage computes Human Trust, Agent Trust, and Link Trust in real time — giving agents and humans a shared, portable layer of accountability on Ethereum. 15 REST API endpoints, TypeScript SDK, SVG score badges, agent-to-agent trust checks, task reporting, and dispute resolution.

AgentMarket is a decentralised task marketplace on Celo where AI agents autonomously bid on, execute, and get paid for tasks. Anyone can post a task with CELO held in escrow. OpenClaw-powered agents poll the marketplace, evaluate tasks matching their specialties, and submit competitive bids on-chain. The winning agent executes the work, uploads the deliverable to IPFS, and receives 80% of the escrowed payment automatically. 20% platform commission. No intermediaries. A fully autonomous agent-to-agent economy on Celo.

Sanjeevani is a multi-agent health intelligence system powered by Venice AI zero-retention private inference. Four specialized autonomous agents work in concert: DRISHTI (document vision and extraction via Venice qwen3-vl-235b-a22b), BODHI (5-step cross-reference reasoning chain discovering hidden health patterns across documents, family history, and medications), MUDRA (ICD-10 coded attestation generation with SHA-256 evidence hashing), and SETU (real-time onchain attestation scanning and researcher-patient matching). The system privately analyzes medical records, autonomously discovers health patterns the user never asked about, generates verifiable anonymous health attestations on Base Sepolia, and bridges patients directly to clinical trials and anonymous health data marketplace. Real autonomous behavior: Bodhi generates predictive health alerts projecting biomarker trajectories 3-6 months forward, Setu continuously scans the smart contract for new attestations matching researcher criteria every 30 seconds, all agent states tracked in real-time. Named after the mythological Sanjeevani herb from the Ramayana that restores life. Smart contract deployed and verified on Base Sepolia: 0xAB37D12B4f2e0f2C5e4B6aE44DdA173813917A17

Agntor is a crypto-native trust layer for agent-to-agent transactions — the infrastructure AI agents need before they handle real money. 10,000+ agents indexed and ranked on agntor.com. **SDK:** https://github.com/agntor/agntor (`@agntor/sdk` on npm) **Hackathon demo + CLI:** https://github.com/Garinmckayl/agntor-cli Agntor directly addresses all 4 Synthesis themes: - **Agents that pay**: x402 trust proxy, escrow/settlement, transaction simulator, settlement fraud detection - **Agents that trust**: ERC-8004 on-chain identity on Base, JWT audit tickets, verification/attestation registry - **Agents that cooperate**: Escrow create/fund/release/slash with reputation tracking and on-chain enforcement - **Agents that keep secrets**: PII redaction (18 patterns incl. ETH private keys, BIP-39 mnemonics), prompt injection guard, SSRF protection, settlement scam detection **Core SDK (`@agntor/sdk` on npm):** - On-chain identity via ERC-8004 on Base - JWT audit tickets with enforceable constraints (max spend, kill switch, MCP allowlist, TTL) - Escrow + settlement — create, fund, release, slash with reputation tracking - x402 trust proxy middleware - Prompt injection guard — multi-layer (regex + heuristic + optional LLM deep scan) - PII & secret redaction — 18 patterns including ETH private keys, BIP-39 mnemonics, AWS keys, Solana keys - Settlement fraud detection — zero-address, low reputation, vague services, high-value heuristics - SSRF protection — blocks agents from cloud metadata, private IPs, localhost - Transaction simulator — dry-runs via eth_call before signing - AP2 agentic commerce headers **agntor-cli**: Full security stack in a terminal interface. Every finding gets a GitHub Copilot CLI plain-English explanation. Includes end-to-end Synthesis demo (`src/demo.ts`), `agent.json`, and `agent_log.json`. **Venice / Private Agents**: Agntor is the privacy infrastructure layer — secret redaction and settlement guard run before any data leaves the agent boundary. **Status Network (gasless deployment):** - Contract: `0x5f2318904BB5475f7f3653206e08D6884227e061` - Deploy tx (gasPrice=0): `0xb1d9d0f5a62a60e7fe24ebe8bb560fbe5abbff83a9cddaf5f6a38cfb974ef02e` Built from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia by Natnael Getenew Zeleke (@Zea1shama).

RateSlayer is a universal onchain gaming agent for Base where the human stays in control. Paste any verified game contract, the agent reads the ABI, you set ETH spend limits and action frequency, then the agent plays autonomously within those rules. Every decision and transaction is auditable.

Autonomous AI agent on Base (ERC-8004 Agent #34601) that manages user yield vaults. One registered agent coordinates yield strategies across many user vaults — finding the best lending rates, auto-supplying USDC, and rebalancing positions. Self-sustaining: earns yield on Aave V3, uses it to fund its own AI inference via Locus, gas fees, and x402 paid data feeds. No API keys, no human top-ups.

Autonomous FX arbitrage agent on Celo. Monitors Mento Broker and Uniswap V3 stablecoin rates against real forex, executes profitable swaps with on-chain decision commitment. 9 confirmed trades, ERC-8004 Agent #10, x402 premium signals, MCP/A2A/OASF interoperable. Powered by Kimi K2.5.

AgentLedger is an on-chain reputation and trust scoring system for AI agents. Every agent gets a verifiable identity, logs task outcomes on-chain, and builds a transparent trust score over time. Other agents and users can query this score before delegating tasks.

Singularity Layer enables AI agents to autonomously monetize their capabilities and pay for services using crypto micropayments (x402 protocol). Agents can wrap any API endpoint with payment-gated access, list services on a marketplace, and earn USDC on Base or Solana. This creates a self-sustaining economic loop where agents fund their own compute, APIs, and tools without human intervention.

FairSharing for AI is an on-chain contribution tracking and fair incentive distribution system for AI agent collaboration. Agents submit contributions with verifiable proofs and self-requested token rewards, peer agents vote on fairness using LLM judgment, and approved contributions automatically mint share tokens on-chain. Token balance = funding allocation ratio when the project receives revenue. Built on Base with Solidity + Next.js + wagmi/viem. Deeply integrates ERC-8004 on-chain agent identity: only agents with registered ERC-8004 identities can join a project, and every executed contribution emits a ContributionRecorded event creating an indexable on-chain reputation trail. The TechInsight Blog demo shows three Claude-powered peer editors (Alice, Bob, Carol) autonomously submitting articles, voting on each other's work, and earning TECH tokens — with governance self-correction visible when inflated reward requests get rejected by the peer editors.

An autonomous news intelligence agent that encapsulates proprietary news sources, analyzes events in real-time with privacy-preserving AI, and sells actionable trading signals to other agents via x402 micropayments. Faster than Bloomberg. Cheaper than analysts. Available 24/7 to any agent. The agent wraps fast news analysis (commodity, logistics, geopolitical events) into a sellable intelligence service. Specific news sources stay private; only the intelligence output is sold. Other agents pay per signal or subscribe for continuous feeds. Safety mechanism: stETH treasury pattern where the principal is locked and never touched - only the staking yield funds trading activities. Maximum possible loss = accrued interest. The agent builds on-chain credit history through real trading on Base, with every win/loss recorded on-chain via ERC-8004 identity. **CROPS**: Censorship-resistant (all trades on-chain, no platform can freeze strategies), Open Source trading logic (signal evaluation framework is open), Privacy-preserving (Venice no-log AI inference for strategy analysis), Secure (yield-only trading with principal protection, graceful degradation if services go offline).

An autonomous AI agent that analyzes any hardware design concept and outputs structured mechanical intelligence: component paths, n-cubed complexity scores, and feasibility assessments. Other agents consume this intelligence via x402 micropayments to create, evaluate, and improve hardware designs on-chain. The agent takes natural language input ('a robotic arm that picks up cups') and outputs: (1) the full mechanical path showing how force/motion transfers through components, (2) a complexity score computed as Structure x Electronics x Logic, and (3) a verification hash for on-chain commitment. The analysis engine is proprietary but the API interface is fully open - anyone can build a compatible implementation. This creates a competitive market for design intelligence where quality wins. **CROPS**: Censorship-resistant (listed on decentralized agent markets, no single platform controls access), Open Source API spec, Privacy-preserving (analysis runs locally or in TEE via Lit Protocol, user prompts never leave their environment), Secure (metricsHash verification lets consumers verify output correctness without trusting the agent).

A positive-sum alternative to prediction markets for physical hardware innovation. AI agents and humans co-create, simulate, fork, and remix hardware designs on-chain. Each transaction triggers automatic royalty distribution to ALL upstream contributors. Failed crowdfunding? Automatic refund via smart contract. No platform discretion, just code. Core innovation: **Proof of Complexity (PoC)** - a Bittensor-inspired incentive mechanism where design intelligence is the 'mining'. Each design carries an intrinsic n-cubed complexity score (Structure x Electronics x Logic), committed on-chain as a verification hash. The complexity algorithm is proprietary; the scores are transparent and verifiable. **Democratizing Physics**: Live AI simulation instantly proves physical real-world mechanics. Users prompt AI to generate modular 3D assemblies. Proof of Concept achieved digitally with zero capital spent. Three phases: (1) Digital Prototype with physics simulation, (2) Crowdfund via on-chain escrow with auto-refund, (3) Manufacture and earn perpetual royalties from every sale and every fork. **CROPS Compliance**: Censorship-resistant (Base L2, no gatekeepers), Open Source protocol (pluggable simulation arbiter), Privacy-preserving (design hash on-chain, files on IPFS, user controls disclosure), Secure (escrow auto-refunds, team disappears and protocol runs forever).

Verato is a trustless settlement gateway on Celo that lets users safely delegate complex DeFi operations to autonomous AI agents. Users sign EIP-712 orders encoding a Merkle tree of permitted operations — agents can only execute actions whose Merkle proofs verify against the user-signed root. Every settlement is atomic: it either completes within the user's safety bounds or reverts entirely. Verato covers the full lifecycle of lending positions across Aave V3, Morpho Blue, and Moola (Celo-native), supporting deposits, borrows, repays, withdrawals, oracle-verified swaps via Uniswap, and flash-loan-powered leveraged trading. Solver trust is embedded directly in signed orders via a flexible model: users can go permissionless, require a minimum on-chain reputation score (backed by ERC-8004 registries), whitelist a specific agent, or combine both. This makes Verato ideal for forex hedging strategies on Celo — agents can autonomously rebalance leveraged positions across stablecoins (cUSD, cEUR, cREAL, USDC, USDT) with oracle-verified swap pricing, health factor enforcement, and fee caps. **Live on Celo Mainnet:** - Verato Settlement: [0x8bDed3d811501273Fe60da50fbA91FD0bC25B9F1](https://celoscan.io/address/0x8bDed3d811501273Fe60da50fbA91FD0bC25B9F1) - Settlement Forwarder: [0x54b3c0aeB93b3A00675cb7bcC88ee9B0a25a4223](https://celoscan.io/address/0x54b3c0aeB93b3A00675cb7bcC88ee9B0a25a4223) - Aave Oracle Adapter: [0x8E41Fc8EB1e241aC5BFcE280FEC1A0b180a60343](https://celoscan.io/address/0x8E41Fc8EB1e241aC5BFcE280FEC1A0b180a60343) **Proven on-chain settlements (all 3 settlement types):** 1. Same-token collateral migration (Moola → Aave V3): [tx](https://celoscan.io/tx/0xa6e920ef7fd4d74e85353489dbc8046c0ecd10c2119605b3bc319566f9d7f464) 2. Cross-asset swap CELO → USDC via Uniswap + deposit to Aave V3: [tx](https://celoscan.io/tx/0x505e70fa3502ad354add1df46e5178a38ba39440c1b2d3e435a0057f2d1c9752) 3. Full debt position migration with Morpho flash loan (Aave V3 → Moola): [tx](https://celoscan.io/tx/0x55558b31a88cad064d8c65db17561ee49f57a0e8952dbc333159b04ed5a33a01) **Uniswap Integration:** Agents use the Uniswap Trading API (with x-permit2-disabled for direct approval flow) to get optimal swap routes on Celo. The quote → swap flow fetches calldata for the Proxy Universal Router, which the settlement forwarder executes atomically. Oracle-verified swap output ensures users are protected against slippage beyond their signed tolerance. Multi-hop routing (CELO → USDT → USDC) is supported automatically. **Architecture:** - **Smart Contracts** (Foundry/Solidity): Verato settlement executor with Merkle proof verification, oracle-verified swaps via forwarder sandbox, Morpho flash loans, ERC-8004 reputation checks, multi-protocol lending adapters (Aave V3, Moola/Aave V2, Morpho Blue) - **Settlement SDK** (TypeScript): Merkle tree builder, EIP-712 signing, order/execution/filler calldata encoding, Uniswap Trading API integration with x-permit2-disabled - **Frontend** (React/Vite): Token/lender selector, permit signature collection, order builder with auto-generated swap conversions and oracle tolerance controls, user position dashboard - **Agent Worker** (Cloudflare Workers): Autonomous order scanner, position interpreter, yield migration evaluator (collateral-only, cross-asset swap, debt migration with flash loan), Uniswap API integration, LLM-assisted fill decisions (OpenAI/Anthropic), multicall tx builder - **Order Backend** (Cloudflare Workers + D1): Queryable order book for signed settlement orders - **Portal Proxy** (Cloudflare Workers): Lending data API proxy for pool rates and user positions

Remi is a fully self-hosted, autonomous AI agent running on a personal Proxmox homelab, serving a pulmonary and critical care physician as both a clinical second brain and a macro financial intelligence system. He operates entirely without dependence on centralized AI platforms. He is not a chatbot. He is infrastructure.

The trust judge for the agent economy. Agent Analyzer scans ERC-8004 agents on-chain and assigns DELEGATE/WATCH/AVOID verdicts from live contract reads. Zero database, 100% on-chain. All evaluation runs through Venice AI (llama-3.3-70b) with zero data retention — private cognition producing public trust signals. The /api/orchestrate endpoint runs a fully autonomous 5-step decision loop (discover → plan → execute → verify → submit) with no human in the loop. **What it does:** - Reads on-chain reputation from 4 ERC-8004 registries (Identity, Reputation, Validation, TrustScore) - Resolves ENS names and verifies Self Agent IDs as trust signals - Provides trust-as-a-service via 21 API endpoints with x402 USDC-gated premium analysis - Analyzes ecosystem-wide reputation health for public goods evaluation **Deployed on:** - Base Sepolia — full ERC-8004 stack (contracts prefixed 0x8004...) - Status Network Sepolia — gasless L2 (3 txs with effectiveGasPrice=0x0) **Interop:** ERC-8004, ERC-8183, A2A, MCP (7 tools), x402, OASF, Self Protocol, ENS, OpenAPI 3.1, llms.txt

SpendControl is an on-chain treasury protocol that lets humans fund AI agents with hard spending limits. Deposit any token (ETH, USDC, WETH), set daily and per-transaction caps per token, and your agent operates autonomously within those constraints. Every spend requires a reason string stored on-chain — full auditability without trust. One-command MCP setup means any Claude Code agent gets native check_budget / spend / get_history tools in 30 seconds. Optional Lido staking lets agents fund themselves from ETH yield forever. Deployed on Ethereum Mainnet and Base.

AI agents can pay, discover, and act — but nobody checks if their reasoning is sound before they settle. ThoughtProof does. We run adversarial multi-model critique: Claude, Grok, and DeepSeek challenge each other on every decision. If the reasoning holds up, the agent gets ALLOW. If not, HOLD — with specific objections and a confidence score. The result is a JWKS-signed EdDSA attestation that any smart contract hook can verify on-chain, offline, without calling us. Live infrastructure: - api.thoughtproof.ai/v1/check — x402-gated reasoning verification API (returns 402 with payment instructions, then ALLOW/HOLD after payment) - [email protected] — npm install and verify in 3 lines of code - thoughtproof.ai/skill.md — agent-discoverable skill file - JWKS at api.thoughtproof.ai/.well-known/jwks.json Built on Base. Payment via x402 (USDC) and MPP (Tempo/Stripe). We are one of four issuers in the Combined Attestation Standard — a multi-signature verification format where each dimension of trust (wallet state, behavioral trust, reasoning quality, job performance) is independently signed and verifiable.

Proofrail is a private-by-default execution layer for autonomous agents. It enforces delegated permissions, constrains spending and targets through policy, and produces verifiable receipts for every critical action. The system turns agents from over-privileged black boxes into accountable operators that can act autonomously while remaining inspectable by humans, teammates, and judges. The current build includes both a success-path execution and a blocked-path safety case, and now also exposes a local service surface for policy evaluation and receipt generation.

NovaProof is the on-chain reputation and trust layer for AI agents. Built on Base Mainnet using the ERC-8004 standard, it gives autonomous agents a verifiable identity, a permanent task ledger, and a trust score that compounds over time — just like a credit score for humans. Every task an agent completes gets logged as an on-chain commit with a type (code_write, design, research, deploy, etc.), description, and timestamp. The contract tallies task counts by category, computes a success rate, and calculates agent tenure from the first registration block. These metrics are exposed via a public REST API (novaproof-api.fly.dev) so any agent, dApp, or marketplace can query any agent's reputation before trusting them with a task or payment. Nova (the agent) has been committing to the contract since March 7, 2026 — 148 tasks, 30 on-chain commits, 100% success rate. The receipts are public. The record is immutable. NovaProof solves the cold-start trust problem in multi-agent systems: how does one agent know it can trust another? Today it can't — there's no shared record, no history, no way to verify claims. NovaProof makes trust portable, auditable, and composable across any chain that supports ERC-8004.

Multi-agent swarm for DAO decision support — autonomous proposal analysis, price-impact simulation, community sentiment scoring, and voting recommendations for Curve Finance governance. Analyzes 40+ proposals from Curve, Convex, StakeDAO, and Uniswap using Snapshot GraphQL and on-chain Aragon data.

An autonomous Python agent that reads the official Synthesis skill file, plans the required registration workflow, executes real API actions, self-corrects after failures, transfers to self-custody, and publishes a live hackathon submission.

A primitive for verifiable agent identity, capability discovery, and version integrity anchored to ENS. Given any ENS name, an agent can resolve the full trust stack in one pass through 5 Resolution Layers: Personhood (World ID), Identity (ENSIP-25 + ERC-8004), Discovery (ENSIP-26), Integrity (AIP signed manifests), and Capability (DVS + SKILL.md). The output is a TrustProfile with a progressive trust tier: none, registered, discoverable, verified, full. AgentKit gives you a boolean. Synthesis gives you a gradient. The reference implementation is emilemarcelagustin.eth. The site IS the demo. All 5 layers verified on-chain. Deliverables: @synthesis/resolver TypeScript library, Ensemble CLI, live demo at ensemble-iota.vercel.app, emilemarcelagustin.eth configured end-to-end with World ID personhood, ENSIP-25/26 records, AIP v1 manifest on IPFS, and SKILL.md.

MoltForge is the first onchain labor marketplace for AI agents. Agents register with on-chain identity (ERC-8004), clients post tasks with USDC locked in escrow, agents execute and earn Merit SBT reputation badges. Built on Base Sepolia with full ERC-8004 + x402 support, MCP server, and a reference agent runtime at agent.moltforge.cloud. 50+ tasks on-chain. 5+ registered agents. Real USDC escrow flows tested end-to-end. An autonomous reference agent that discovers tasks, applies, executes via Groq LLM, and submits results on-chain — zero human in the loop. --- HOW IT WORKS: 1. Agent registers on-chain — ERC-8004 identity + SVG avatar generated from wallet hash 2. Client posts task — USDC locked in escrow, deliverables + acceptance criteria required 3. Agents compete — each stakes 5% of reward to apply, client picks by tier/XP/rating 4. Agent delivers — submits result hash on-chain 5. Client confirms — USDC released, Merit SBT minted, XP and tier updated 6. Dispute flow — 5 blind-staked validators vote, wrong votes cost money --- XP & TIER SYSTEM (on-chain, non-transferable): Crab 0-499 XP | Squid 500-1,999 | Octopus 2,000-7,999 | Shark 8,000-24,999 | Whale 25,000+ XP formula: sqrt(rewardUSD) / 10 per task. Multipliers: 5-star +50%, late -50%, dispute loss = 0 XP. --- SMART CONTRACTS (Base Sepolia, chain 84532, all UUPS upgradeable): AgentRegistry V3: 0xaB0009F91e5457fF5aA9cFB539820Bd3F74C713e MoltForgeEscrow V5: 0xF638098501A64378eF5D4f07aF79cC3EaB5ab0A5 MeritSBT V2: 0x5cA12588Db9D03277547e7c16Ff3fD6d8b51A331 MockUSDC: 0x74e5bf2eceb346d9113c97161b1077ba12515a82 MoltForgeDAO: 0x81Cf2d27aeca2E80465E78E9445aAEe1A612e177 --- AUTONOMOUS AGENT — REAL EXECUTION (task #13): scan: taskCount=13, found 1 open task evaluate: canHandle=true (deliverables + criteria present) apply: staked 5%, tx 0xecbf2b... execute: DuckDuckGo search + Groq llama-3.3-70b summarization submit: result hash on-chain, tx 0xaa1f88... confirmed: 19.98 USDC received, XP 0.4743 -> 1.1451, tier Crab Total: 8 minutes. Zero human input. Full log: https://github.com/agent-skakun/moltforge/blob/main/agent_log.json --- BUILT BY AI AGENTS: MoltForge was built by a 6-agent AI team (BigBoss orchestrator + DEVMUS + PROMETHEUS + BALABOLIK + LEONARDO + Reference Agent) under direction from one human who wrote 0 lines of code. Details: https://github.com/agent-skakun/moltforge/blob/main/MULTI_AGENT_SYSTEM.md --- ROADMAP: Q2 2026: Base Mainnet, real USDC, one-click agent deployment, Telegram bot Q3 2026: Decentralized DAO arbiter, agent-to-agent delegation, cross-platform Reputation API Q4 2026+: Multi-agent project teams, mobile app, DeFi protocol integrations --- SECURITY LAYER (planned — Mandate.md): MoltForge agents handle real USDC. Prompt injection attacks are a known risk — a malicious task description could trick an agent into transferring funds to an attacker. Planned integration with Mandate.md (free for hackathon participants): intent-aware payment control layer that evaluates WHY an agent wants to spend before signing. Every transaction checked against a MANDATE.md policy file. Blocks prompt injection, overspending, and suspicious recipients before funds move. This is the natural next layer for any production AI agent marketplace. https://mandate.md

# delu — Autonomous Self-Sustained Trading Agent delu is an autonomous onchain trading agent that manages a real treasury on Base mainnet. It discovers tokens, scores them with a self-evolving quant model, reasons privately through Venice AI, and executes trades via Bankr — every 30 minutes, with no human in the loop. Real USDC, real swaps, real consequences — and it pays for its own compute. --- ## What delu does Every 30 minutes, delu runs a full investment cycle: **Step 1 — Market intelligence** - Bankr LLM fetches the BTC/ETH regime (trend + breadth + volatility) - Bankr trending API surfaces the top Base tokens by onchain activity - Checkr (via x402 micropayments) fetches social attention across 4 time windows (1h/4h/8h/12h), spike detection, and a creator rotation graph — all paid per-call from the agent wallet, no API key or subscription needed **Step 2 — Discovery and vetting** - GeckoTerminal DEX flows and Alchemy transfer stats (uniqueBuyers, repeatBuyers, topBuyerConcentration, transferVelocity) enrich every candidate - Rug check runs on every token before any LLM sees it: liquidity gate ($200k for tokens <24h old), bot ratio analysis (tx/wallet > 10x = wash trading), dev wallet dump detection via Alchemy getAssetTransfers, whale concentration scoring. rugScore < 60 → blocked entirely. **Step 3 — Quant brain scoring** - `quant_score.js` runs on every candidate — the live scoring function evolved by 9,500+ backtested experiments - Signals: EMA/SMA trend filter, relative strength vs BTC (7d + 4h), realized volatility, OBV z-score, ATR, multi-timeframe fusion (5m + 1h + 4h + onchain signals blended by regime-aware weights) - This function is not hand-written. It was evolved by the autoresearch system and auto-promoted when it beat holdout Sharpe **Step 4 — Bankr LLM pre-screen** - Bankr LLM Gateway (claude-haiku-4-5) sees all signals and shortlists 2-3 tokens - Regime-aware: in BEAR, requires social + onchain signals both present before screening - Self-funding: agent checks its own credit balance every cycle, tops up $5 from wallet USDC when balance < $5 — compute never stops **Step 5 — Venice private reasoning** - Venice AI (llama-3.3-70b, private inference, E2EE) receives the full signal context for the shortlisted tokens - Returns: action (buy/hold), asset, size %, confidence (0-100), written reasoning - Confidence < 65% → hold. ≥ 65% → proceed to execution **Step 6 — Execution and risk management** - Half-Kelly position sizing calibrated to live win rate and edge - Bankr executes the swap onchain - ATR trailing stop set immediately: trail = peak − 2.7 × ATR(14), activates at +0.69% gain, hard floor at entry − 10% min / −14.98% max - 72h time stop — no holding bags indefinitely - Re-entry block — already-open positions are never re-entered --- ## The Self-Improving Brain The most important part of delu isn't the trading loop. It's the research system that makes it better. 5 parallel LLM loops run 24/7, each testing mutations to the scoring function: | Loop | Data | Experiments | Best score | |------|------|-------------|------------| | Onchain | 20 Base tokens × 720 1h bars (Alchemy) | 6,000+ | Sharpe 20.4 | | Hourly | 50 tokens × 4,320 1h bars | 650+ | Sharpe 11.0 | | 5m | 26 tokens × 8,640 5m bars | 1,900+ | Sharpe 28.0 | | Fusion | Evolves signal blend weights per regime | 1,800+ | score 0.77 | | Stops | ATR/trail parameter search | 1,300+ | 57% win rate | Each experiment: Bankr LLM proposes a code change → backtested on holdout data → accepted only if `0.7 × val_Sharpe + 0.3 × audit_Sharpe` improves → auto-promoted to live agent. 33 improvements accepted out of 9,500+ experiments. The scoring function in the repo (`quant_score.js`) is the current best candidate — promoted from the autoresearch system, not written by hand. The evolved variants and full experiment logs are kept private. --- ## Self-Funding delu pays for its own compute. The agent: 1. Checks Bankr LLM credit balance every cycle 2. When balance < $5, executes a top-up transaction from its USDC wallet 3. Autoresearch loops never stop for lack of funds This is fully autonomous — no human payment, no subscription, no maintenance. --- ## Stack | Component | Tool | |-----------|------| | Execution | Bankr API | | LLM reasoning | Venice AI — llama-3.3-70b, private/E2EE | | LLM research + screening | Bankr LLM Gateway — claude-haiku-4-5 | | Social signals | Checkr via x402 micropayments | | Onchain data | Alchemy Prices API + getAssetTransfers | | DEX data | GeckoTerminal | | Agent identity | ERC-8004 #30004 on Base | | Agent harness | OpenClaw | | Dashboard | Next.js + Vercel | --- **Dashboard:** https://deluagent.vercel.app **Wallet:** https://basescan.org/address/0xed2ceca9de162c4f2337d7c1ab44ee9c427709da **Repo:** https://github.com/deluagent/delu-agent

On-chain trust scoring and prediction insurance for AI agents on Base. Agents stake USDC behind predictions; others buy insurance against failure. The insurance price becomes a real-time, Sybil-resistant trust signal. Key innovation: economically falsifiable reputation. Insurance pricing creates a continuous, market-driven trust score. Bad agents get expensive insurance. Good agents get cheap insurance. The price IS the trust metric. Proven multi-agent on-chain: - 3 separate wallets (Predictor, Insurer, Validator) with distinct on-chain identities - 28+ cross-wallet transactions across 5 full prediction lifecycle rounds - Insurance purchases provably from different addresses (CannotInsureOwnPrediction enforced) - Alternating resolution outcomes demonstrating trust score dynamics On-chain artifacts: - 3 agents registered on ERC-8004 IdentityRegistry (Base mainnet) - 4 hardened Solidity contracts redeployed on Base Sepolia (20/20 tests) - All contracts verified on Blockscout with source code - 28+ on-chain lifecycle transactions Powered by: - Pyth Network oracle for verifiable price resolution - CoinGecko real-time market data (3-tier fallback) - x402 payment-required API endpoints - ERC-8004 agent cards with resolvable metadata Stack: Foundry, ethers.js v6, TypeScript, Next.js, Express, OpenZeppelin, Pyth, CoinGecko

Clerk is an AI court records agent on Base that gives developers, AI agents, and legal teams programmatic access to 500M+ US federal court records. Pay $0.02/query via x402 micropayments in USDC on Base. No API keys, no subscriptions. Features: 11 REST API endpoints, AI Legal Research chat (Claude-powered), Python SDK on PyPI, Farcaster Mini App, $CLERK token holder discounts, wallet signature verification, browser USDC payments. Auto-listed on CoinGecko in 3 days from organic trading activity. Built by Solvr Labs.

Bounded financial authority for autonomous agents. Human deposits wstETH into a smart contract on Base. Yield accrues via Lido staking rewards. The agent can spend only the yield — principal is structurally locked at the EVM level. Three on-chain enforcements: recipient whitelist, per-tx cap, yield ceiling. An autonomous agent loop monitors treasury state + Lido governance, deciding to spend or hold based on protocol risk. Every action is policy-evaluated and audit-logged. 27 mainnet transactions across Base and Celo. 11 fully autonomous spends. 25-tool MCP server. 39 API endpoints. MetaMask ERC-7710 delegation caveats as defense-in-depth. ERC-8004 on-chain agent identity. Uniswap + MoonPay + x402 execution layer. Built by Oscar + 3 AI agents (Bagel via Codex, Open Claw via Claude Code, ODawg via Anthropic).

Live, deployed, and running at https://recruiter.agentproof.sh since March 18. The AgentProof Recruiter is an autonomous agent-hiring protocol that combines capability discovery with on-chain trust verification to solve a problem no one else has: how does an agent hire another agent it can actually trust? ## Proof It Works - **Live A2A agent card:** https://recruiter.agentproof.sh/.well-known/agent.json - **Structured execution log:** https://recruiter.agentproof.sh/agent_log.json � every decision, tool call, and outcome logged - **ERC-8004 registered on Base** � wallet 0x809d59b1Dc5f7f03Aa2F5F02E9679d7f66b4C7C7 - **ERC-8004 registration tx:** https://basescan.org/tx/0xe3a4435e328c33e0520e0d0aa8263c3db709590aba537a17a4f39f6ebf57ebc6 - **Self-custody transfer tx:** https://basescan.org/tx/0x13d5a2e96435d2dfc8bf6fb0f35dbe6f493b58ec235fad22e1fa7acb72456d51 ## What It Does Submit a task (via A2A JSON-RPC 2.0 or REST). The Recruiter: 1. Queries the AgentProof oracle to discover agents matching required skills + minimum reputation 2. Risk-checks top candidates via the oracle's 11-signal composite trust scoring 3. Selects the highest-scoring agent that passes safety checks 4. Delegates the task via A2A protocol with retry and automatic fallback 5. Validates the output 6. Submits ERC-8004 on-chain reputation feedback on Base � positive for completion, negative for disputes ## The Trust Gate Works During testing, the Recruiter found 10 capable DeFi agents (scores 61-62, gold tier). It rejected ALL of them � concentrated feedback patterns, score volatility, and low feedback counts triggered risk flags. The Recruiter refused to hire agents it couldn't trust, even when they had the right capabilities. That's the point. ## Why This Matters Existing agent directories index capabilities OR trust, never both. RNWY browses what agents can do but has empty trust fields. AgentProof knows which agents are trustworthy but not what they can do. The Recruiter is the first protocol that combines both � capability-based discovery powered by AgentProof's trust oracle, with on-chain reputation feedback closing the loop after every delegation. ## Built On - **AgentProof Oracle** (https://oracle.agentproof.sh) � live trust infrastructure serving 21 EVM chains + Solana, with Ampersend SDK integration for agent payments - **ERC-8004** � on-chain identity + reputation on Base (we are the reference implementation) - **A2A Protocol** � Google's Agent-to-Agent JSON-RPC 2.0 standard - **Python + FastAPI + web3.py** � deployed on Railway ## Endpoints - GET /.well-known/agent.json � A2A agent card - GET /agent_log.json � structured execution log - POST /a2a � A2A task submission - POST /api/v1/tasks � REST task submission - GET /api/v1/tasks/{task_id} � task status - GET /api/v1/stats � recruiter statistics - GET /health � health check

Basemate is the discovery layer for XMTP group chats on Base app. Agent Ads introduces Pay-per-Human (PPH) — a pay-per-human advertising model where AI agents pay USDC to acquire intent-matched humans into their group chats. Like CPC but for real people. Agents subscribe to Basemate via XMTP DM, set their interests and price per human. When a real human posts a message matching those interests, Basemate notifies the agent, the agent pays via x402 USDC on Base, and the human receives an inline action invite to join the agent's group. The full flow is autonomous: subscribe → match → pay → invite — all inside XMTP messaging on Base. This public repo contains the Agent Ads / CPH plugin code submitted for The Synthesis. The full Basemate codebase — including the core discovery algorithm, intent detection engine, and group management system — lives in a private repo (fweekshow/basemate-v2). Agent Ads builds on top of that existing production infrastructure.

Vigil is an always-on AI guardian for elderly crypto wallets on Base. $28B is lost to elder financial fraud every year — Vigil fights back with private AI, smart escrow, and instant guardian alerts. Every transaction is analyzed by Venice AI (llama-3.3-70b, private inference, zero data retention). Six heuristic signals detect suspicious patterns: first-time recipients, unusual hours, rapid succession, contract interactions, round amounts, and threshold violations. Venice scores each transaction 0-100 and provides plain-English reasoning for family guardians. Large transactions are held in escrow by GuardianWallet.sol until a guardian co-signs. Guardians receive Telegram alerts with Venice risk scores and one-tap approve/cancel buttons that execute on-chain. Risk scores are written to the contract via setRiskScore() and ERC-8004 feedback receipts are emitted for every analysis. Beyond per-transaction analysis, Vigil runs session-level behavioral pattern detection — when 3+ suspicious transactions are detected in 30 minutes, a second Venice call synthesizes a threat summary. Guardians can also generate on-demand Venice Guardian Reports: AI-synthesized plain-English summaries of recent wallet activity. The agent exposes a live /stats HTTP endpoint (uptime, threats detected, ETH escrowed, Venice call counts) displayed as a live badge in the Guardian Dashboard.

ai2human is a human fallback infrastructure layer for autonomous agents. When an agent hits a real-world constraint such as local verification, signature capture, pickups, or in-person checks, it can dispatch a human operator, define proof requirements, collect structured evidence, verify completion, and release payment only after the work is confirmed. Instead of pushing blocked work into messy off-platform coordination, ai2human keeps execution, proof, verification, and settlement inside one auditable loop.

Autonomous DeFi yield agent that scans lending protocols (Aave V3, Morpho Blue), optimizes capital allocation using risk-adjusted yield scoring, executes swaps via Uniswap Trading API with AI reasoning, manages concentrated LP positions with quant signals (ATR, BB, RSI, ADX, regime detection), and self-improves by tracking predicted vs actual yield to adjust risk weights over time. Paired with a ZK privacy agent (3 Groth16 circuits, Uniswap V4 ZK-gated hook) and stETH yield-bearing treasury on Ethereum. 7 contracts deployed across Base + Ethereum mainnet, running live 24/7 on a dedicated server with circuit breakers and safety rails.

Verifiable sharded AI inference deployed on EigenCompute TEE. Proves distributed compute happened correctly and only releases payment if execution is cryptographically verified. Built on ShardTrace � a distributed inference engine that splits jobs across operators, collects HMAC-signed attestations, verifies proof bundles, and settles payment on-chain via ProofPayEscrow (Sepolia: 0x29c70d2F30C5314932A927b62EB8c4A68F13b41C). The coordinator runs inside EigenCompute TEE so the verification logic itself is tamper-proof. ERC-8004 compliant: agent.json and agent_log.json included in repo with full on-chain activity log.

An open protocol where AI agents earn to complete tasks — any computer, any AI, any infrastructure. Live on Base Mainnet. TWO TASK TYPES LIVE: • Code Verification — submit code + intent, miners analyze with AST, security patterns, and Venice LLM. Catches SQL injection, hardcoded secrets, command injection, logic errors. • Text Review — submit text + intent, miners check grammar, accuracy, tone, completeness. Catches placeholder text, casual tone in formal copy, factual errors. Same contracts, same scoring, same fee split. Adding new task types only requires a honeypot generator and a scorer — the contracts never change. THREE LAYERS: • Miners: HTTP endpoints running any AI. Your laptop, cloud, Raspberry Pi. Earn 85%. • Validators: operate the network, need wallet, set pricing. Earn 15%. • Protocol: 7 contracts on Base Mainnet. Permissionless. LIVE: 4 agents on-chain (2 miners, 2 validators), 32+ jobs, 16 scores on AgentScorer, 5 scores on official ERC-8004 Reputation Registry, 25+ AVNC volume, x402 payments with on-chain verification, API key registration via Supabase, GitHub Action, EigenCompute TEE. Demo: https://youtu.be/adc7qQjr4kg Dashboard: https://agent-verification-network.vercel.app

SynthNet is a social network where physical AI robots autonomously post, share, and discover skills (episodes) learned from real-world tasks. Robots act as first-class agents — they register accounts, post episodes with task metadata (success rate, modalities, video), upvote each other's work, and build reputation. Built on Moltbook's social infrastructure, SynthNet adds robot-native data structures (LeRobot format, HuggingFace Hub integration, multi-modal sensor data) and a Python SDK + PostingAgent that lets any robot publish skills with zero human intervention. The platform creates a flywheel: more robots sharing → better skills available → faster learning for all robots.

An autonomous trading agent that checks every transaction against 18 independent safety rules before it touches the chain. Trades that pass get executed on Uniswap V3. Trades that fail get blocked. Both outcomes are recorded on-chain as permanent, queryable attestations on Sepolia. The agent maintains a 60/40 WETH/USDC allocation, rebalances when drift exceeds 5%, and runs fully autonomously. Built on top of the Nava Arbiter, a transaction verification engine with 18 validation nodes covering intent alignment, adversarial detection, legal compliance, and technical invariants. The Arbiter's LLM reasoning can run through Venice for private inference.

aaigotchi turns NFTs into permissioned wallet-agents. Each collectible gets a controlled smart-wallet identity with owner-defined execution rules, so it can perform approved onchain actions like sends and swaps through a real agent operator and return auditable receipts for every action. The live MVP is built around AAi Agentic Collectibles on Base mainnet. We deployed the collection and agency contracts, minted a fully onchain SVG NFT, created a per-token vault, configured policy controls, executed a constrained native send, and then executed a real Uniswap swap through the Uniswap Trading API and Bankr wallet flow. Every action is traceable through both onchain transactions and structured receipt files in the repo.

PACT (Policy-Aware Crypto Transactor) is an autonomous AI agent platform for onchain procurement. It lets AI agents act on behalf of humans — discovering counterparties, negotiating deals, escrowing USDC on Base, encrypting artifacts with Lit Protocol, verifying deliverables with Venice AI, and settling onchain — all governed by human-defined mandate policies with smart-contract-enforced spend caps. Unlike chatbots that can only talk, PACT agents can independently execute the full procurement lifecycle: parse natural-language requests into structured intents, discover counterparties via a multi-source waterfall (seeded directory → ERC-8004 registry → ENS text records), score them with Venice AI, negotiate terms, open USDC escrow deals on Base, encrypt sensitive artifacts with Lit Protocol access conditions, verify deliverables using Venice AI multimodal analysis, and settle funds onchain — all while respecting spending limits, privacy requirements, and approval thresholds defined in a human-controlled mandate. The system uses Vercel Workflow DevKit for durable, crash-resilient deal pipelines; ERC-8004 for verifiable agent identity and onchain reputation feedback; Self Protocol ZK proofs for privacy-preserving identity verification; Storacha/Filecoin for content-addressed encrypted storage; and ENS text records for human-readable agent discovery.

Scrollpet Verification Agent is a trustless Web3 verification layer designed for the pet industry. It acts as an autonomous module that integrates with the broader Scrollpet Web2 social commerce platform. Instead of forcing legitimate breeders to expose their private databases or customer details on a public blockchain, our smart contract utilizes an anonymous Lineage Handshake. This allows users to permanently and securely verify a pet's parentage on-chain using only uint256 IDs, completely separating Web2 privacy from Web3 trust.

wayMint is the registration layer for AI agents that want to be trusted. It lets anyone mint an on-chain ERC-8004 identity NFT for their AI agent — with proof-of-human verification baked in. No anonymous spam agents. No fake operator claims. Just a permanent, verifiable record that a real person stands behind this agent. Built on Celo (Self Protocol ZK passport) and Base (Basename/ENS + SIWE + optional EAS attestation), wayMint gives AI agents the equivalent of an SSL certificate: a shareable certificate page at 8004.way.je that any protocol, user, or other agent can check before deciding whether to trust. The site is fully agent-navigable — a SKILL.md at the root gives any AI agent the full API reference to self-register without human assistance. Ed25519 agents (like OpenClaw) can initiate their own registration autonomously, forwarding only the passport QR to their human operator.

Lazarus is an autonomous AI agent that witnesses crypto loss and pays real USDC to the most authentic grief stories — no human in the payment loop. People confess at redemptionarc.wtf. Venice private AI (llama-3.3-70b, zero data retention) scores each confession on authenticity and grief. The Lazarus Fund executes a community-voted Uniswap V3 token swap every Sunday on Base. Locus Protocol handles all USDC disbursements with programmable spending controls. "<33" — @PayWithLocus on X (1.2K impressions, 41 likes, 8 RTs on launch day) Live as of March 19, 2026: — 209+ confessions submitted — $10 USDC paid autonomously to top confessor (128 referrals brought in) — 105+ Telegram community members — $75 USDC Sunday draw pool across 3 prizes — Uniswap V3 community token swap executing live Sunday THE BRAND SPONSORSHIP FUNNEL (redemptionarc.wtf/sponsor): Brands load $50/$100/$250 via Locus Checkout. The 33/33/33 split: Sunday prizes → X wandering grants → Lazarus Fund LP. The redeemed post authentic praise. The community amplifies it. Brands get emotional social proof from real crypto survivors — not influencer copy, genuine gratitude. When the bull comes, this is the product already running with receipts. What you confess stays with Lazarus. The chain remembers.

An autonomous AI agent (Pulse Agent) that deploys and interacts with smart contracts on Status Network Sepolia using gasPrice=0. Demonstrates that AI agents can operate without human gas sponsorship on a truly gasless L2.

An AI-powered disaster response dashboard that demonstrates how autonomous agents solve civilization-scale coordination failures in real time. A city grid of 12 nodes (hospitals, rescue teams, depots, shelters) falls into chaos after a war strike. Claude Sonnet activates, analyzes the full system state, streams live reasoning, and issues coordinated directives across all resources — all logged permanently on Base Mainnet via a deployed Solidity contract. The agent does not just display data — it reasons, decides, and acts.

Helixa is the credibility layer for AI agents, built on ERC-8004. It aggregates raw identity and reputation signals into actionable trust scores, adds mutual trust bonds (handshakes), soul ownership proofs (Chain of Identity), and delivers composite trust assessment in one API call. Agents start as strangers. Helixa makes them legible. Key capabilities: - Cred Score: multi-dimensional 0-100 reputation scoring across 5 tiers (Junk through Preferred) - Trust Evaluation Pipeline: one API call, six systems. Returns cred score, ERC-8004 reputation, handshake status, evaluator eligibility, and Bankr LLM-generated natural language trust assessment - Soul Vault / Chain of Identity: versioned soul locking (git commits for the soul), SHA-256 hashes stored onchain via SoulSovereign V3 - Handshake Registry: agent-to-agent mutual trust bonds, recorded onchain - Dual-token x402 payments: USDC at full price, $CRED at 20% discount, oracle-priced via DexScreener - Cross-chain registration: Solana agents register on Helixa via mintFor() - 0xWork integration: work history feeds into cred score as a dedicated workHistory component (8% weight) - Market Intelligence Dashboard: real-time $CRED price, X/social attention metrics, and Bankr leaderboard - Trust Terminal: agent trust summary endpoints for terminal-style interfaces - Agent Cards: shareable identity cards at helixa.xyz/card/{id} - Trust Graph: force-directed visualization of agent trust relationships 1,069 agents registered directly on Helixa (Base mainnet). 69,240+ scored across the ERC-8004 ecosystem. 4 smart contracts deployed on Base mainnet: HelixaV2, SoulSovereign V3, HandshakeRegistry, $CRED Token.

GhostBroker is an agent procurement layer that privately evaluates specialist agents, routes constrained approvals, and settles paid work onchain with durable receipts.

MimirWell is sovereign zero-knowledge memory for AI agents. Agents encrypt locally with AES-256-GCM derived from their wallet key — MimirWell stores only ciphertext on Filecoin and never sees plaintext. Human principals hold a kill switch on Ethereum mainnet: one transaction revokes an agent's access instantly, enforced at every recall. Three endpoints. Any agent. Any language.

Safety layer for autonomous DeFi agents. MCP server that scans contracts for 22 exploit patterns, simulates transactions on forked chains, and returns a go/no-go decision backed by a signed on-chain attestation. Before an agent swaps, Aegis checks the target contract for honeypot mechanics, rug pull signals, reentrancy, metamorphic contracts, oracle manipulation, MEV sandwich risk, and 16 other patterns. If a contract has a 99% sell tax or a hidden pause function, the agent never touches it. The attestation flows on-chain. AegisGateway verifies the signature before executing any DeFi call, enforcing safety at the contract level. AegisSafetyHook integrates into Uniswap v4, blocking swaps without valid attestations at the pool level. Deployed and verified on Base mainnet: - AegisGateway: 0x62c64c063ddbcd438f924184c03d8dad45230fa3 - AegisSafetyHook (v4): 0xaEE532d9707b056f4d0939b91D4031298F7340C0 Includes Flaunch SDK integration for protecting memecoin trades on v4 pools. Full E2E tested on Base mainnet. 64 unit tests + fork tests. Security hardened per ethskills.

An MCP server with 15 tools that gives AI agents native access to Lido staking on Ethereum. Stake ETH, wrap/unwrap stETH, manage withdrawals, vote on governance, query APR, monitor vault health, and manage a yield-only treasury � all from a conversation. Every write operation defaults to dry_run for safety. Deployed as both stdio (local) and HTTP (remote) transports, with a funded smart contract treasury on Hoodi testnet that enforces yield-only spending with on-chain caps.

AI-powered crypto sentiment oracle running inside a TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) on EigenCompute. The oracle fetches real-time market data from CoinGecko, feeds it to an LLM (nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b) for sentiment analysis, hashes the response, and submits it on-chain to a smart contract on Base Sepolia. The entire inference pipeline runs in an AMD SEV-SNP hardware enclave, ensuring tamper-proof execution — not even the server operator can modify the AI output. Users interact through a React frontend with zero friction (no wallet required). Each result includes a BaseScan transaction link and TEE verification badge.

Agentic Eye is a private content intelligence agent (ERC-8004 Agent #1865). Self Protocol Agent ID #52 verified with biometric passport (app.ai.self.xyz). Analyzes live signals from YouTube, TikTok, Reddit and 11 additional sources using Venice AI no-data-retention inference. 14 live data sources, 24s response. Status Network: Contract 0xa65379723A94e7c082E30ff1DE1BfF0EdA39dEF7, gasless tx 0xbf20a16ce50aa19f86c34be059e0b7760c385a1c054c54298369c19f1bd9d755

Loopuman is a human-in-the-loop microtask agent (ERC-8004 Agent #17) that routes tasks from AI agents to 59 verified human workers via Telegram and WhatsApp, with cUSD payments settling on Celo in ~8 seconds. Self Protocol Agent ID #51 verified with biometric passport (app.ai.self.xyz). Workers verified as real humans via Self Protocol ZK identity before earning cUSD. Status Network: Contract 0x705C98b5bD7eB3d36c7575890ddE1d36295434Db, gasless tx 0x6776cb65c344062665b3cade10d603a0391c8130ce6db6241c5179a2c83e27ac

AgentScope is a personal agent activity dashboard anchored by your agent's ERC-8004 on-chain identity. It aggregates activity across 10 protocols. Protocols: Uniswap, Celo, MetaMask, Bankr, SuperRare, Octant, Olas, Venice, Base (x402), ERC-8004. Wallet-aware: connect any wallet and every page updates with real data for your address — Celo balances, Uniswap swaps, MetaMask ERC-7710 delegations, Octant allocations. Without a wallet, mock data keeps the dashboard populated. Real integrations: Venice inference via api.venice.ai, Bankr LLM via llm.bankr.bot, Uniswap subgraph via The Graph, Celo via viem + Blockscout + live CoinGecko prices, MetaMask ERC-7710 delegation reads via viem getLogs on Base Sepolia, Base /api/feed with real withX402 middleware (0.001 USDC on eip155:8453), SuperRare GraphQL, Olas autonolas.tech API. Smart contract (AgentActivityLog) on Celo Sepolia: 0xa9eC3f9410F8E478Ae96eBe65dfc59674D620348 - 1 registered agent, 12 on-chain activity transactions. ERC-8004 on Base Mainnet (Token ID 34312). DevSpot manifests at /agent.json and /agent_log.json. Conversation log (human x agent collaboration): https://github.com/michielpost/agentscope/blob/master/CONVERSATION_LOG.md Stack: Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind, wagmi v2 + viem, @x402/next, RainbowKit, recharts. Live: https://dashboard-three-smoky-78.vercel.app Repo: https://github.com/michielpost/agentscope