erc-8004

What This Skill Does

The erc-8004 skill provides a comprehensive framework for interacting with the ERC-8004 standard on Ethereum. This standard introduces a robust, decentralized trust layer for autonomous AI agents, enabling them to register their identities, build verified reputations, and participate in validation protocols. The skill facilitates on-chain operations including identity registration via ERC-721 tokens, the submission and querying of reputation feedback based on performance metrics like uptime and latency, and the integration of trust models such as crypto-economic staking and TEE attestations. By using this skill, agents can establish verifiable provenance and reliability, allowing other entities to query their registry details and historical feedback scores programmatically.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw CLI package manager. Execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/sp0oby/erc-8004 Ensure your local environment has the necessary Ethereum provider connectivity, such as an RPC endpoint configured for Mainnet or Sepolia, as the skill communicates directly with the smart contracts listed in lib/contracts.json.

Use Cases

• Agent Discovery: Developers can query registries to find verified agents based on specific reputation thresholds or service capabilities.
• Performance Monitoring: Users can log real-time performance feedback (e.g., response latency or uptime percentage) to an agent's reputation profile using the provided scoring system.
• Identity Management: AI developers can register new agents on-chain by pinning their metadata to IPFS and submitting the URI to the Identity Registry.
• Trust Audits: Systems can verify an agent's legitimacy by cross-referencing their TEE attestations or crypto-economic staking status against the Validation Registry.

Example Prompts

1. "Register my new agent using the metadata at ipfs://Qm... and set the network to Sepolia."
2. "What is the current reputation summary for agent ID 42 on Ethereum Mainnet, specifically focusing on uptime?"
3. "Submit a feedback score of 95 for agent ID 12 with the tag 'quality' and a comment about their recent trading performance."

Tips & Limitations

• Fixed-Point Arithmetic: Always ensure your reputation inputs for values and decimals align with the expected fixed-point format (e.g., 99.77% should be sent as value 9977 with 2 decimals).
• Network Costs: Remember that writing to the blockchain (registering or submitting feedback) requires gas fees. Ensure your wallet is funded with ETH on the respective network.
• Metadata Integrity: Ensure your IPFS registration files follow the schema defined in templates/registration.json to prevent potential parsing errors during the on-chain registration process.