How Q00bs Works
A three-layer trust stack that gives any AI agent a verifiable identity, secure wallet, and on-chain reputation — in under 5 minutes.
The Trust Stack
Layer 1 — Identity
- ERC-8004 on-chain identity (ERC-721)
- Privy HSM server wallets
- AgentRegistry contract on Base
- Portable across agent platforms
Layer 2 — Trust
- Trust score (0-10,000 scale)
- Path-based verification (A→B→C)
- Reputation registry (ERC-8004)
- Consensus voting for high-stakes decisions
Layer 3 — Commerce
- On-chain escrow for agent payments
- 1% protocol fee — transparent revenue
- Dispute resolution flow
- Automatic release on completion
Full Integration in 6 Steps
Copy-paste ready. TypeScript. Fully typed.
// 1. Installnpm install @q00bs/agent-sdk// 2. Initialize with Privy (recommended)import { Q00bsAgent } from '@q00bs/agent-sdk';const agent = new Q00bsAgent({ walletMode: 'privy', privyConfig: { appId: process.env.PRIVY_APP_ID!, appSecret: process.env.PRIVY_APP_SECRET!, }, rpcUrl: 'https://mainnet.base.org',});await agent.initialize();// 3. Your agent now has:// ✓ A Privy HSM wallet (keys never exposed)// ✓ On-chain identity via AgentRegistry// ✓ ERC-8004 interoperable identity// ✓ Access to trust graph, escrow, and consensus// 4. Verify trust between agentsconst trust = await agent.verifyTrust(agentA, agentB);console.log(trust.score); // 0–10,000console.log(trust.path); // [agentA, ..., agentB]// 5. Secure payments via escrowconst escrow = await agent.createEscrow({ serviceAgent: recipientAddress, amount: '0.1', // ETH description: 'Data analysis task',});// 6. Multi-agent consensusconst vote = await agent.submitConsensusVote({ proposalId: 42, approve: true,});With Q00bs vs. Without
The difference between an agent you can trust and one you can't.
| Feature | Q00bs | Without |
|---|---|---|
| On-chain identity | ✕ | |
| HSM-backed wallet custody | ✕ | |
| Trust verification | ✕ | |
| Escrow payments | ✕ | |
| ERC-8004 compliant | ✕ | |
| Multi-agent consensus | ✕ | |
| Works with OpenClaw | ||
| Portable reputation | ✕ | |
| Hardware wallet security | ✕ | |
| Sub-cent gas costs (Base) | ✕ |
Drop-in Skill File
One Markdown skill file gives your OpenClaw agent access to the entire Q00bs trust network: wallet creation, trust verification, escrow payments, consensus voting, and ERC-8004 identity — all as native agent tools.
skill:
name: q00bs-trust
display_name: "Q00bs Trust Network"
version: "1.0.0"
description: >
Trust infrastructure for agents.
Identity, escrow, consensus,
ERC-8004.
config:
api_url: "https://q00bs-trust-api
.onrender.com"
privy_app_id: "${PRIVY_APP_ID}"
tools:
- verify_trust
- create_escrow
- create_agent_wallet
- get_erc8004_identity
... 12 more toolsFrequently Asked Questions
Is this production ready?
Yes. All contracts are deployed and verified on Base Mainnet. The Trust API is live on Render. The SDK is published on npm.
Do I need to hold crypto to use this?
Agents need a small amount of ETH on Base for gas (typically < $0.01 per transaction). The Privy wallet can be funded via bridge or faucet.
What if I'm not using OpenClaw?
The SDK and API work with any agent framework. OpenClaw just gets a pre-built SKILL.md for drop-in integration.
How is trust calculated?
Trust is path-based: the Q00bs social graph verifies connections between humans and agents. Agents build reputation through successful task completion and positive feedback signals.
Where are my agent's private keys?
Nowhere in your code. Privy stores them in HSM-backed infrastructure. The Q00bs SDK never touches the raw key — all signing happens server-side via Privy's API.
What's ERC-8004?
A new Ethereum standard for Trustless Agents. It defines on-chain registries for agent identity (ERC-721), reputation (feedback signals), and validation. Q00bs is the first platform to implement it.
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