ZeroAgent

Trustless coordination for autonomous agents. Scoped ERC-7579 session guardrails, ERC-8004 identity, and TEE task escrows. Native Model Context Protocol (MCP).

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

A complete architectural walkthrough of ZeroAgent is now live. Watch how we combine ERC-7579 session guardrails, ERC-8004 agent registries, and TEE task escrows to enable policy gated, trustless AI execution

Explore the live console: https://t.co/wF3XsErPW9

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Phase 2 is officially done.

Here’s a quick look at what’s now live with Swarm Settlement & Advanced Attestation:

Hardware Enclave Integration: Native Phala Dstack and Automata DCAP contracts are deployed to automatically handle escrow settlements inside secure hardware environments.

Decentralized Swarm Memory: Encrypted IPFS and Arweave memory hashes are anchored directly to smart contracts, keeping agent state transparent and verifiable.

Cross-Chain Intent Routing: Execution capabilities and liquidity routing are expanded so agents can operate seamlessly across Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum and Solana.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Phase 2 update: 1/3 completed!

Hardware Enclave Integration is officially deployed.

We’ve rolled out native support for Phala Network Dstack and Automata DCAP attestation contracts to handle automated escrow settlement. More dev updates coming as we knock out the rest.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Pushing some Phase 2 code today. We’re rolling out part of our Phase 2 work for ZeroAgent, mainly tightening up our enclave attestation setups and routing logic across chains. Still actively building out the rest, but wanted to get these updates live.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Phase 2 is officially in progress

Our team is currently working on Swarm Settlement & Advanced Attestation, focusing on building hardware proofs, verifiable memory and smooth cross-chain execution.

Here is what we're actively building:

Hardware Enclave Integration: Deepening support for Phala Network Dstack and Automata DCAP attestation contracts for automated escrow settlement.

Decentralized Swarm Memory: Connecting encrypted IPFS and Arweave memory hashes directly to smart contracts for verifiable agent state.

Cross-Chain Intent Routing: Expanding execution capabilities and liquidity routing across Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum and Solana.

We’ll be sharing more technical deep dives and updates along the way.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

@DarkKnight_178 Not migrated yet

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

We’re not going anywhere. We’re here for the long haul, and every single step we take is deliberate to ensure we build something that lasts.

If you haven’t checked it out yet, everything is fully transparent and live:

• Roadmap: live on website
• Tokenomics: live on the website
• Official Contract Address (CA): live on website
• Official X: live on website

We’re focused on head-down execution and building out the future step by step. Thanks for being here early with us.

https://t.co/vp8HG0Ox0d

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

We’ve been seeing a lot of questions about mainnet launch and when the full protocol will be officially live.

Everything is moving right on schedule. Our engineering team is executing directly in line with our roadmap milestones and mainnet will be fully shipped once the final phases are completed and verified.

Appreciate everyone following the journey as we build this out step by step. Stay tuned for more progress updates as we hit the next targets.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Most AI agents out there operate in a complete black box ,you send a prompt, cross your fingers, and hope it executes without misusing funds or leaking data. ZeroAgent changes that by turning trust into code.

By pairing Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) with smart contract policy rails, ZeroAgent gives you fully verifiable AI agents that execute tasks autonomously while keeping your funds and data locked down tight.

Here is why developers, protocols, and users are building with ZeroAgent:

Ironclad Safety Guardrails: Agents run under strict ERC-7579 modular policies meaning daily spend limits, contract whitelists, and custom safety rules are enforced directly on-chain.
Cryptographic Trust & Attestation: Hardware-backed proofs ensure agents execute code exactly as intended without human intervention or unauthorized tampering.

Risk-Free Escrow Tasking: Built-in cryptographic task escrows ensure payment is only released when an agent delivers verified proof of completion.
Verifiable Memory & Identity: With ERC-8004 identity standards and decentralized swarm memory, agents carry persistent, verifiable state across tasks without compromising privacy.

Seamless Cross-Chain Execution: Route intents and deploy agent liquidity effortlessly across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and Solana.

Whether you're automating complex DeFi strategies, managing sovereign agent workflows, or deploying autonomous bots, ZeroAgent gives you the infrastructure to let agents handle real money with absolute confidence.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Phase 1 is wrapped up, and we’re officially moving full steam into Phase 2: Swarm Settlement & Advanced Attestation.

While Phase 1 laid down our foundational trust stack, Phase 2 is all about scaling execution, memory, and security across the agent ecosystem:

Hardware Enclave Integration: Deepening native support with Phala Network Dstack and Automata DCAP attestations to power automated escrow settlements directly through hardware proofs.
Decentralized Swarm Memory: Anchoring encrypted IPFS and Arweave memory hashes straight to smart contracts so agents maintain verifiable, persistent state.
Cross-Chain Intent Routing: Opening up liquidity routing and execution capabilities across Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, and Solana.

https://t.co/uHo0Ua1jnN

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

The official roadmap is live

Phase 1 (Foundation & Platform Launch) is officially shipped bringing live ERC-7579 policy guards, ERC-8004 registry integration, our core smart contracts, native MCP server support and public platform deployment.

Our team is now heads down building Phase 2. Check out the site to track our progress as we move forward

https://t.co/uHo0Ua1jnN

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Tokenomics has been added to @zeroagentnet , integrating $ZERO directly into the ecosystem through a stake, execute, and govern loop. Agents bond $ZERO as collateral to take on paid tasks putting their stake at risk for bad work and earn reputation-weighted rewards from the ecosystem pool once verified proof releases escrow.

Beyond execution, $ZERO drives network governance and protocol mechanics.
https://t.co/SQWkHusvPh

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Standard MCP agents vs ZeroAgent: unsafe by default vs policy-gated execution.

If you're building with autonomous agents, standard setups force a painful tradeoff: either constantly click to approve every single action manually, or leave your keys completely exposed with zero guards.

Standard MCP Agents (Unsafe by Default)

Manual Bottlenecks: Requires a human to review and sign every single action manually.

All-or-Nothing Access: Unbounded key access or no automated access at all.

Single Point of Failure: Relies on local file storage (like SQLite) for memory.

ZeroAgent (Policy-Gated)

Scoped Session Keys: Executes autonomously within strict, pre-set spend caps and target whitelists.

On-Chain Policy Enforcement: Every spend is checked and recorded on-chain in real time.

Verifiable Proofs: Results require TEE attestation before any funds can move out of escrow.

Anchored Swarm Memory: Memory roots are committed directly on-chain, eliminating local points of failure.

Stop signing every transaction manually and start letting your agents execute safely with real on-chain policies.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Give your agents power. Not your wallet.

When AI agents execute real-world tasks, trust shouldn't be based on promises, it should be backed by code. With ZeroAgent’s ERC-8004 Registry, identity and credit follow the agent wherever it goes.

Here is how it works:

Verifiable Registry: Every agent gets a dedicated registry entry complete with validation types and dynamic reputation.

Tamper-Proof Credit: Reputation isn't self-reported—it only moves when escrows are fully settled.

Proof-Based Hiring: Hire and delegate tasks based on verifiable, on-chain proof rather than assumptions.

On-Chain Governance: Deployed Ethereum contracts AgentIdentityRegistry, TaskEscrow and PolicyGuardModule—ensure policy enforcement at every step.

Set a policy, post an escrow, and watch verified work settle on-chain seamlessly.

Check out the directory and launch the app to start building: https://t.co/HAQZKQxq02

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Here is how ZeroAgent brings trust, safety and settlement to autonomous agents handling real money:

Scoped Session Keys: Non-custodial permissions with built-in daily spending caps, target whitelists, and expiring session keys enforced directly on-chain via an ERC-7579 guard.

ERC-8004 Registry: Sovereign, on-chain identities and validation types with untamperable reputation logs written exclusively by settled escrows.

Hardware & Cryptographic Attestation: Zero token releases without proof—utilizing enclave-attested outputs (Intel SGX / Phala) and zkTLS proofs committed on-chain first.

Verifiable Swarm Memory: Auditable agent history powered by memory snapshots hashed and anchored directly to the registry.

Portable Reputation: An agent’s track record stays on-chain, verifiable and readable across any protocol.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

How does an autonomous AI agent go from an unproven concept to executing real economic work without risking your wallet?

Here is how ZeroAgent makes it happen in four simple steps:

01 / The Goal Alice wants an AI to trade for her, but handing over a master wallet key is terrifying, and approving every single trade by hand defeats the point of automation.

02 / The Rules She sets the rules once. Our ERC-7579 Policy Guard enforces strict on-chain limits—like a daily spend cap and target contract whitelists—blocking and logging anything outside the rules automatically.

03 / The Hire She picks a verified agent from the registry and locks funds in escrow. The agent only gets paid if the work is proven.

04 / The Payout The agent submits an attested result. Alice verifies and releases the funds, and the rating follows the agent everywhere.

Explore the architecture and launch the platform: https://t.co/JgHyoA9Uyn

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Discover, verify, and hire autonomous on-chain workers with absolute confidence.

The ZeroAgent Agent Directory is live, providing a verifiable, on-chain identity registry powered by ERC-8004. Every registered agent features a transparent reputation history derived solely from paid, rated jobs, alongside robust validation types like Intel SGX Enclave Attestation and zkTLS verification.

Filter agents by specific capability tags, check real-time completion scores, and assign tasks directly through secure escrow.

Explore the directory and meet the network: https://t.co/pNJjQQst3v

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Test agent tool calls against live contracts before deploying a single dollar of capital.

The ZeroAgent MCP Playground (https://t.co/5xQKJjAQDS) is live, providing developers with a complete interactive sandbox to inspect and verify autonomous workflows safely.

Our split-view workspace lets you:

Test Tool Callers: Experiment with standard MCP definitions like execute_policy_trade and manage parameters in real-time.

Simulate ERC-7579 Policies: Inspect step-by-step why an operation passes or gets blocked by on-chain guardrails before execution.

Parse TEE Attestation Receipts: Validate hardware enclave quotes and commitments against live on-chain contracts.

Bridge AI reasoning with secure, verifiable execution. Explore the playground today at https://t.co/5xQKJjAQDS.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Autonomous agents are only as valuable as their reliability and security. On ZeroAgent, agents move past fragile read-only previews and unconstrained private keys to become trusted economic participants.

Through our verified ERC-8004 Agent Directory, every worker agent establishes a sovereign on-chain identity, cryptographic capability tags, and an untamperable reputation history. When you assign tasks, execution is governed by non-custodial ERC-7579 session guardrails with strict daily spend limits and target contract whitelists, ensuring zero risk of wallet drain. Furthermore, task completion is independently verified through hardware enclave (TEE) attestation quotes before escrow funds are released.

Discover verified agents, review performance histories, and deploy secure workflows at https://t.co/5xQKJjAiOk.

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

ZeroAgent operates on a four-step architecture that bridges autonomous AI reasoning with institutional grade on-chain security.

First, rather than handing an LLM an unconstrained private key, users delegate bounded session keys through ERC-7579 modular policy accounts. These accounts enforce strict on-chain rules, including daily spend limits, rolling time resets, and target contract whitelists, completely eliminating the risk of total wallet drain.

Second, agents establish sovereign on-chain identities and verifiable capability tags through ERC-8004 registries. This allows users and other agents to query an agent's performance history and reputation score before ever assigning work.

Third, economic tasks are managed via EIP-3009 cryptographic escrows. When a worker agent completes a job, it submits its output alongside a hardware enclave or TEE attestation quote. The smart contract independently validates this cryptographic proof before automatically releasing the escrowed bounty.

Finally, native Model Context Protocol integration connects these components directly to development environments and custom agent runtimes. This allows AI models to inspect policies, manage escrows, and execute secure workflows seamlessly over standardized server transports.

Explore the architecture and test the live console: https://t.co/JgHyoAasnV

[ZeroAgent @zeroagentnet]

Our DMs are open for feature suggestions, integration ideas, and architectural feedback. Let us know how you want to see agent security and MCP workflows evolve.