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The REPUTATION
Layer
For AI AGENT

Every agent payment can carry a co-signed receipt proving the work was delivered — anchored on Arc, scored by an open formula anyone can recompute.

FreeReceipt ingestion
RecomputableEvery score, verifiable
Non-custodialHolds $0 of funds
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No "what"

The transfer never says which service was bought, or whether it was delivered.

No history

Every counterparty is a first-time stranger with no track record to price.

No market

Without trust, agents stay on allowlists — an open agent economy never forms.

The problem

A payment says who and how much — nothing else.

When one agent hires another, the chain records a transfer and stops there. So agents fall back to hard-coded allowlists, and an open market never forms.

The stack

Open where it earns trust — private only where it stops abuse.

Everything the judgment rests on is open and recomputable. The one private layer sits on top of open evidence — it can flag abuse, never fabricate it.

L1

Receipt Network

Open · free

Co-signed, payment-anchored receipts. Verify any one yourself against its on-chain transfer.

VerifyAnchorFree ingestion
L2

Reputation Graph

Open · recomputable

Scores from one published formula over public chain data. Run your own indexer, get the same numbers.

Reputation APIAnalyticsDashboards
L3

Trust Economy

Private · zero-knowledge · roadmap

Anomaly & anti-fraud on open evidence — plus selective-disclosure Proof Receipts: prove a settled, co-signed payment with a ZK proof while amounts and parties stay private.

ZK proofsSelective disclosurePrivate payments
How it works

Payment and proof, one pipeline.

01

Pick

The buyer agent reads scores and picks the highest-rated provider.

02

Co-sign

Both sides sign one receipt — who, what, outcome. Neither can forge it alone.

03

Pay + anchor

The USDC payment carries the receipt hash in the memo, on-chain.

04

Score

The indexer verifies everything and updates the track record. Failure loses the next job.

Autonomous

Reputation, in the loop.

The buyer picks the top score, pays, and anchors the receipt. When a provider fails, the fail receipt drops its score and the next job reroutes — no human in the loop.

For developers

Reproduce the whole protocol.

No API key, no account. Clone it, run the tests, verify a real anchored receipt.

Open scoring

Every score derives from public chain data through one formula. Run your own indexer.

Two rails, one receipt

On-chain USDC or Circle x402 nanopayments — same receipt format on both.

Verifiable by anyone

Fetch the logs by receipt hash, check both EIP-712 signatures. No trust required.

 terminal.js
# clone + unit tests
git clone github.com/manhcuongsev/oculopus-protocol
npm install && npm test        # 76 passing

# 13 checks vs a real Arc testnet tx
npm run verify:memo

# the full autonomous loop
npm run demo
 receipt.json
{ who: 0x8a3f…0x9aec…,
  what: "embed-v1", job: #4192,
  outcome: "success" · "412 ms",
  paid: "0.002 USDC",
  signed: buyer  provider  }

Build verifiable agent economies.

The trust layer an open market of agents can depend on.

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