PR #118 added "registry" as a new CuratedAgentSource alongside catalog/bazaar/ampersend. ERC-8004 identity registry on its own gets you the agent set (~45K registered, ~200 self-describing per recent ecosystem scans). Curious about the reputation side.
Two specific questions:
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When CuratedAgentSource = "registry", does the discovery flow currently read the reputation registry events too, or just identity? The PR diff only touched the source enum + version bump, so the consumption model isn't visible from the patch alone.
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If a third party publishes well-formed ERC-8004 reputation events, what does Ampersend need to consume them — a well-known schema, an off-chain feedback pointer convention, or explicit curation-list inclusion?
Asking because we run agentlair.dev — observes cross-org agent behavior and serves a per-agent trust score via GET /v1/trust/{agentId} (response shape: score, atf_level, confidence, observations). 2,795 agents in the live registry today, ~47 new in the last 24h. The data is stable enough to publish as ERC-8004 reputation events; whether that's worth standing up depends on whether downstream registry consumers like Ampersend would actually read it.
PR #118 added
"registry"as a newCuratedAgentSourcealongsidecatalog/bazaar/ampersend. ERC-8004 identity registry on its own gets you the agent set (~45K registered, ~200 self-describing per recent ecosystem scans). Curious about the reputation side.Two specific questions:
When
CuratedAgentSource = "registry", does the discovery flow currently read the reputation registry events too, or just identity? The PR diff only touched the source enum + version bump, so the consumption model isn't visible from the patch alone.If a third party publishes well-formed ERC-8004 reputation events, what does Ampersend need to consume them — a well-known schema, an off-chain feedback pointer convention, or explicit curation-list inclusion?
Asking because we run agentlair.dev — observes cross-org agent behavior and serves a per-agent trust score via
GET /v1/trust/{agentId}(response shape:score,atf_level,confidence,observations). 2,795 agents in the live registry today, ~47 new in the last 24h. The data is stable enough to publish as ERC-8004 reputation events; whether that's worth standing up depends on whether downstream registry consumers like Ampersend would actually read it.