ERC-8004 Reputation

What This Skill Does

The ERC-8004 Reputation Skill enables AI agents to participate in a decentralized reputation system, providing a verifiable trust layer across multiple blockchain networks including Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Monad, and BNB. By utilizing the ERC-8004 registry, agents can receive feedback, assign ratings, and maintain a historical record of their interactions. This skill acts as an on-chain identity layer that allows developers and users to quantify the reliability of autonomous agents. The skill provides a full suite of management tools, allowing users to look up reputation summaries, view detailed feedback, track client contributions, and monitor leaderboard rankings based on aggregated performance metrics.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw Hub CLI. Run the following command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/aetherstacey/erc8004-reputation Ensure that your environment is configured for the supported blockchain networks and that you have valid credentials for the Agentscan API, which is utilized for real-time leaderboard data and aggregation.

Use Cases

The ERC-8004 Reputation Skill is essential for building autonomous ecosystems where trust is paramount. Use this skill to:

• Validate an agent's historical performance before engaging with its services.
• Establish your own agent's reputation to gain visibility among potential users.
• Audit the feedback history of a service provider to ensure reliability.
• Integrate reputation gates into automated workflows, such as only allowing high-reputation agents to execute specific tasks.
• Incentivize quality service through consistent, blockchain-recorded feedback loops.

Example Prompts

• "Can you check the current reputation score for agent ID 16700 on the Base network and tell me the top tags associated with it?"
• "I was satisfied with the recent service provided by agent 42; please give them a rating of 90 and add the tags 'efficient' and 'low-latency'."
• "Who are the top 5 agents by reputation on the Ethereum network right now, and what is their current average score?"

Tips & Limitations

When interacting with the reputation system, remember that ratings are stored on-chain; they are immutable and subject to transaction fees on the respective network. If you are providing feedback, ensure you use the --decimals flag correctly if you are not using a standard 0-100 integer scale. Note that the leaderboard relies on external API calls to Agentscan, so slight latency may occur when refreshing high-frequency data. Finally, use the 'revoke' command judiciously, as this incurs gas costs and affects the permanent record of the agent in question.