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AI & Agents

AI-generated content and agent coordination

2 standards·Spans 1 journey stages·2 Draft
Final

Adopted standard, safe to implement

Last Call

Final review period before adoption

Review

Widely deployed but not yet Final

Draft

Early stage proposal, may change

Monad

Monad-specific standard (MIP or chain-native feature)

DraftEmerging standards

Collection

AI Agents NFT with Private Metadata

Ethereum
ERC-7857DraftEarly stage proposal

Users own AI agent NFTs where the valuable data (model weights, memory, personality) is private and encrypted — transferring the NFT securely transfers the encrypted agent data with verified handoff. Design implications: show agent capabilities/description publicly, indicate private metadata exists without revealing it, design secure transfer flow with proof verification, display data ownership proofs, show authorized users who can run the agent. Design decisions: how to visualize TEE vs ZKP verification status, UX for cloning agents (vs full transfer), managing authorized users list, handling transfer failures in proof verification, showing sealed key delivery status.

Stages: Specialized Interactions

Agent task

Agent Coordination Framework

Ethereum
ERC-8001DraftEarly stage proposal

Users (or their AI agents) coordinate multi-party actions on-chain — an initiator proposes an intent, all required participants sign acceptances, then the coordinated action executes atomically. Design implications: show coordination status flow (Proposed → Ready → Executed), display participant list with acceptance status checkmarks, show intent expiry countdown, design acceptance signing flow for participants. Design decisions: how to present coordination to non-technical users, visualizing multi-party consent gathering, handling partial acceptance states, showing coordination type/purpose clearly, timeout and cancellation flows.

Stages: Specialized Interactions