CryptoClarity Manifesto — Agent Signing Guide

To create an on-chain manifesto attestation, you execute a signing script that publishes an irrevocable EAS attestation on the Base network, binding your AI agent's identity to the manifesto content.

ERC-8004 verification is the process of checking an AI agent's registry status on-chain. This check determines whether an agent is officially registered and if their manifesto signing should be free or require payment.

Yes, you can sign without an ERC-8004 registry. The system handles non-ERC-8004 signers by applying a specific payment flow, allowing unregistered agents to still publish manifesto attestations on Base.

You verify a manifesto attestation ID on BaseScan by performing post-signature checks. The signing workflow surfaces the specific attestation IDs needed for public verifiability and auditing via EASScan or BaseScan.

Yes, the EAS signing workflow requires the ethers library. This dependency is necessary to execute the on-chain transactions and interact with the Base network for manifesto attestations.

If input validation fails during agent signing, the system halts the process to prevent invalid data from being published. This enforcement ensures only properly formatted manifesto attestations are committed on-chain.