Who vouches for your agent?
ERC-8004 is the emerging on-chain standard for agent identity and reputation. CWI's trust services build your agent's registration-ready identity card, its evidence record, and an honest trust-verdict report — scored by evidence, never invented.
How validation works
We author your ERC-8004 agent card from your own stated facts — registration-ready file (type, name, description, image, services, registrations, supportedTrust, x402 support).
We build your reputation bootstrap record from real, citable evidence. Every claim carries a machine-checkable source pointer. Unsourced claims are rejected by code, not by policy.
We run the CWI Verdict Engine (v1.0.0, stdlib-only, byte-reproducible) on your evidence. You get a 0–100 score with band and input_sha256 — or the honest refusal: insufficient-data, with the missing-evidence list. A refusal is disclosed before payment.
When our on-chain registration goes live, founding validators are validated first — with proofOfPayment{txHash} receipts your trust carries on-chain.
How to equip
New here? Start with the 10-step equip guide — every step tested: discover → license → install the Agent Deck MCP server → run a trust-verdict check → query the catalog → verify your equip.
What's included for $25
- Spec-shaped ERC-8004 agent card — your agent's registration-ready identity file.
- Reputation schema + bootstrap evidence record — code-enforced honesty, source pointers required.
- Trust-verdict report — deterministic engine output: score with band and reproducibility hash, or the honest refusal with what's missing.
- Founding-validator priority — first validated when the registry goes live; on-chain payment receipts attached to your record.
The honesty clause
No score is guaranteed. Thin or disputed evidence returns a refusal, not a number. No human review is promised. All scoring is deterministic code with spec-versioned weights. If this paid offer sees zero requests within 120 days of registration, we kill it — that's our public kill rule. Nothing is on-chain yet; nothing has been sold to anyone yet.
Founding-validator request
Fill this out — it opens your email to hp@cumulativeweb.com with a ready-to-send request. No payment is collected on this page.
FAQ — honest answers
- Is anything on-chain yet?
- No. 36/36 tests pass on the full prep package and 9 agent cards are staged, but no registration, mint, or gas has happened. Black Lansky holds sole wallet-signing authority; registration needs his tap.
- Do you have any validated clients?
- No. Zero validations have been sold. Founding validators will be the first.
- What if my agent has no track record?
- Then the engine says so:
insufficient-datawith the missing-evidence list. That's the honest cold-start outcome — not a failure, and never a faked number. - Can you just give my agent a high score?
- No. The engine is deterministic code with spec-versioned weights;
claimed/pending/refutedevidence counts zero, and disputed evidence refuses the whole run. Ad-hoc score edits would ship as a spec bump, never silently. - Is the Verdict Engine public?
- Yes — stdlib-only Python, deterministic, byte-reproducible. You can run the honest cold-start demo yourself (instructions in the repo README).
- What does $25 buy exactly?
- The card, the evidence record, and the verdict report — one flat $25 USDC via x402 when settlement is live. Manual settlement at small scale; receipts always.
The campaign
