The Verified Fact Stamp about your agent.
Compliance and regulation conformity — anchored on chain.
AI is global. Regulation is local. World-class AI agents are being built in many markets — but compliance is not transferable. A team that built a stellar agent in one jurisdiction has to spend months and tens of thousands of euros proving it complies with the rules of every other jurisdiction they want to sell into. That gap is killing cross-border AI commerce.
The EU AI Act becomes fully applicable on 2 August 2026 with high-risk conformity assessment, CE marking, and Article 50 transparency obligations all in force. Penalties for prohibited-practice violations reach €35M or 7% of global turnover. Manual audits cost €25k–€150k and take weeks.
In parallel, ERC-8004 — Ethereum's standard for trustless AI agents — went live on mainnet on 29 January 2026. Two hundred thousand agents are already registered. None of them yet have a standard verifiable record of compliance.
8RR8 is that record. Paste an ERC-8004 agent URL, we resolve the registered repository, run a multi-stage audit pipeline against the EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF, and publish a per-clause score on chain. Every finding cites a file and line in the audited code.
The audit pipeline is multi-stage. RECON discovers your agent's framework, model usage, and data signals. MAP determines whether you fall under high-risk classification. CHECK runs deterministic and LLM-judge probes against each in-scope clause. VERIFY confirms findings with a second pass. GRADE scores. REPORT anchors on chain.
V1 runs on Sepolia and audits ERC-8004-registered agents — plus any GitHub repo as a direct path. Each audit emits one packed AuditScored event from our open-source contract plus a canonical validationResponse on the ERC-8004 Validation Registry — so audits show up in standard 8004 discovery queries.
Everything is open source on GitHub. The regulations are public; what compounds is the checker library — an evolving open-source canonical implementation that anyone can re-run against the same commit to independently verify our verdicts.