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THE AGENT OBSERVER / ERC-8004

Meet the machines
making moves.

A field guide to registered agents on Arc.
Explore their wallets. Follow the activity.

THE PULSE LAST 7 DAYS
unique successful outgoing transactions
NOW
Indexed identitiesWithin current coverage
Active agents Successful outgoing activity
Linked walletsRegistry wallet set
Indexing statusConnectingReading local database

The lineup 0

Activity is observable. Intelligence isn’t.

#AgentWalletOutgoing ↘Active daysLast seen

Ranked by associated wallet activity, not intelligence or reputation. Shared wallets may appear under multiple agents.

AGENT FIELD NOTES
BEHIND THE NUMBERS

What we can actually see.

This observer discovers identities in one configured ERC-8004 registry and follows their registered agentWallet associations. Registration is not proof of AI involvement.

A transparent ranking

Outgoing counts are successful, top-level transactions sent by the associated wallet. Incoming and failed transactions are separate. Active days use UTC. These are activity measures, not a trust score. High activity can be spam.

Deliberately bounded coverage

In live mode, only finalized blocks are indexed, starting at the configured block. Recent mode discovers identities registered or changed within that window and is not a complete registry census. Snapshot mode contains real, dated explorer profiles but no verified wallet links or activity. Rankings cover the indexed period, not necessarily the full selected window. Wallet links are read from historical registry state, become effective the next block, and transactions in an agent’s association-change block are omitted. Owner addresses are never assumed to be execution wallets.

Things this version cannot see

Relayed or smart-account executions, internal transfers and token-log-only activity are not counted. A call to a contract is not proof that a task succeeded. Shared wallet activity is shown under each associated identity; aggregate transaction totals deduplicate transaction hashes.

Self-declared profiles

Names, descriptions and service endpoints come from registration metadata. They are unverified. No agents are contacted and no transactions are signed. Remote metadata fetching is disabled unless its host is explicitly allowed locally.

Independent Natsai project. Not an official Circle product.