Erc-8004 on Start AI Tools - Presented by Intent Solutions

IRSB On-Chain Solver Registration: Agent ID 967

Sat, 07 Feb 2026 10:00:00 -0600

A thin commit day by February standards — four commits across two repos. But one of those commits put an agent identity on-chain, which is worth writing up.

IRSB: Solver Registration on ERC-8004

Three commits. The first registered a solver identity on the ERC-8004 IdentityRegistry contract. The second added AI-CONTEXT cross-reference documentation. The third cleaned up the deployment scripts.

ERC-8004 IdentityRegistry

ERC-8004 is the identity standard for autonomous agents operating on-chain. The registry maps agent addresses to verifiable identity records: what the agent does, who operates it, what capabilities it claims, and what reputation it’s accumulated. Think of it as DNS for AI agents — a public, verifiable lookup from address to identity.

IRSB v1.1.0: CLI Verify, x402 Payment Protocol, and the SDK Rename

Fri, 30 Jan 2026 10:00:00 -0600

Nineteen commits across four repos. The biggest chunk — fifteen commits — went into IRSB itself, pushing through a CLI expansion, a payment protocol, a credibility standard, and a versioned release. The remaining four touched IntentVision, jeremylongshore.com, and PipelinePilot.

The irsb CLI and Receipt Verification

The CLI got a verify command. Until now, verifying an on-chain receipt meant calling the IntentReceiptHub contract directly — either through Etherscan or a custom script. The verify command wraps the contract read into a single invocation:

IRSB v1.0.0 Release Prep: Security Audit Scaffold and Mobile UX

Wed, 28 Jan 2026 10:00:00 -0600

Eleven commits, all in the IRSB monorepo. This was v1.0.0 release prep — the gap between “it works” and “it’s ready.”

README Rewrite

The old README was a developer’s scratchpad. Bullet points about what each package did, a quickstart that assumed you already knew the architecture, and a diagram made in ASCII that didn’t match the current package structure.

The rewrite targets three audiences in order: evaluators (what is this and why should I care), operators (how do I deploy and run it), and contributors (how do I develop against it). Each audience hits the section they need within 10 seconds of landing on the page.