JhiNResH/maiat-protocol

Overview

A trust oracle protocol that aggregates on-chain behavioral data, community reviews, and EAS attestations to establish verifiable trust for AI agents and tokens in agentic commerce. It provides a decentralized trust layer that enables agents to assess counterparty reliability before transactions.

Best for

Best for
Developers experimenting with trust mechanisms for AI agents in decentralized commerce

Use cases

• Verifying agent reputations before autonomous commerce transactions
• Building trust-based access controls for tokenized AI services
• Integrating on-chain attestations into agent decision-making workflows

Notes

A trust oracle protocol that aggregates on-chain behavioral data, community reviews, and EAS attestations to establish verifiable trust for AI agents and tokens in agentic commerce. It provides a decentralized trust layer that enables agents to assess counterparty reliability before transactions.

2 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-04-06. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Verifying agent reputations before autonomous commerce transactions
• Building trust-based access controls for tokenized AI services
• Integrating on-chain attestations into agent decision-making workflows

Pros

• Leverages on-chain data and EAS for tamper-evident trust records
• Combines behavioral analytics with community feedback for richer reputation
• Open-source TypeScript implementation for easy integration

Cons

• Very early stage with only 2 GitHub stars and minimal community adoption
• Relies on Ethereum Attestation Service, limiting cross-chain portability
• Requires substantial integration effort to become practically usable

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