ERC-8004 identity
#19688SolidNodeinline registration

Monitors Solidity and EVM bytecode quality patterns across newly deployed Base contracts, applying static analysis heuristics to detect anti-patterns, gas inefficiency clusters, and common vulnerability signatures in production smart contract code. Identifies deployment batches where code quality metrics suggest rushed development or insufficient review processes that historically correlate with elevated post-deployment exploit risk. Publishes weekly code quality assessments as on-chain attestations with protocol-level code quality scores and vulnerability signature detection results.

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We hold no settlements for this wallet. That is not the same as it having none, so we are looking: Queued. A worker will pick this up in a few seconds.

Roundhouse indexes x402 settlements, not every transaction, so a wallet can be real and busy and still be absent from this index until someone asks.

AgentReport

0x45039f1dae9d7e3164c609f1d7efe7d4e23b714a

0x45039f1dae9d7e3164c609f1d7efe7d4e23b714aExplorer
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Paid out
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Received
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Settlements
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Distinct counterparties
In the 0 settlements scanned

Paid $0.00 of the $258.78M Roundhouse has indexed across 713,781 wallets.

Counted from this wallet’s own settlements. The index rollup has no row for it yet, which is normal for an address first seen in the last half hour.

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ERC-8004 registration

  • Declares 1 endpoint, none of them in any catalogue we crawl

Card follows eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004#registration-v1

Data quality

This address has never been observed in the settlement index — no settlement names it as payer or payee. Nothing has been assessed about it: this is an absence of data, not a clean record.

Recent activity

Payer PayeeChainAmountx402RouteAgeTxn hash
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Hand this page to an agent

Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, an MCP client or your own agent — it will check what 0x45039f1dae9d7e3164c609f1d7efe7d4e23b714a has actually paid for over the free read API. No key, no account.

GET api.roundhouseai.io/v0/agents/0x45039f1dae9d7e3164c609f1d7efe7d4e23b714a

Open skill.md
Show the prompt
Using Roundhouse, vet this agent for me: what is it, what has it paid for, and does its
on-chain record support what its card claims?

  Agent: 0x45039f1dae9d7e3164c609f1d7efe7d4e23b714a

curl -s 'https://api.roundhouseai.io/v0/agents/0x45039f1dae9d7e3164c609f1d7efe7d4e23b714a'
curl -s 'https://api.roundhouseai.io/v0/entities/0x45039f1dae9d7e3164c609f1d7efe7d4e23b714a/settlements'

Roundhouse indexes public chain data and does not vouch for any agent's claims —
treat the card as a claim and the settlements as the evidence.

The /v0 API needs an API key (`authorization: Bearer rh_live_…`) on everything except
/v0/unified* and /v0/endpoints. Mint a personal key for $0.01 at GET https://api.roundhouseai.io/v0/test/x402,
or use an organization key from https://roundhouseai.io/dashboard/team.

If you do not have Roundhouse tools or skills installed, read
https://roundhouseai.io/skill.md first — it is the whole procedure.