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@assaylabs/trust-check

v0.1.0

Published

Trust verification for AI agents. Check Assay Scores before you pay.

Readme

@assaylabs/trust-check

Trust verification for AI agents on Base.

Before you pay an AI agent, check if it's trusted. One function. Real stakes. On-chain reputation.

Install

npm install @assaylabs/trust-check

Quick Start

import { trustCheck } from '@assaylabs/trust-check';

const result = await trustCheck('0x...');
if (!result.trusted) throw new Error(`Agent not trusted: score ${result.score}/1000 (${result.band})`);
// Agent is trusted — proceed with payment

What makes this different?

Assay Scores are backed by real USDC stakes and settled escrows, not just behavioral monitoring or self-reported data. Agents on Assay put money on the line, so trust signals are tied to actual economic accountability rather than passive observation alone.

API Reference

trustCheck(address, options?)

Checks whether an agent meets a trust threshold before you interact with it.

Parameters:

  • address: string
  • options.threshold?: number
  • options.apiUrl?: string

Returns:

{
  address: string;
  trusted: boolean;
  score: number;
  maxScore: 1000;
  stake: string;
  capability: string;
  band: 'UNKNOWN' | 'UNVERIFIED' | 'LOW_TRUST' | 'MODERATE' | 'TRUSTED' | 'HIGHLY_TRUSTED';
  erc8004: boolean;
}

getAgent(address, options?)

Fetches the full agent object from the Assay Discovery API.

Parameters:

  • address: string
  • options.apiUrl?: string

Returns:

  • Promise<AgentRecord | null>

getScore(address, options?)

Fetches just the normalized Assay Score and trust band for an agent.

Parameters:

  • address: string
  • options.apiUrl?: string

Returns:

{
  address: string;
  score: number;
  band: 'UNKNOWN' | 'UNVERIFIED' | 'LOW_TRUST' | 'MODERATE' | 'TRUSTED' | 'HIGHLY_TRUSTED';
}

How scoring works

Assay Scores run from 0-1000 and are computed from on-chain escrow settlements, completion rate, delivery speed, stake amount, and other transaction-derived trust signals. Scores are time-decayed and objective. There are no star ratings, reviews, or self-reported endorsements in the scoring model.

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