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How do we solve for address collision (do we, ens?) lets say two agents want to register the same address, but the first registrant doesn't want to authorize that?
Does it make sense to include a public key reference or signature field? Should the deployer be able to prove ownership over the listed address?
a section specific for agent params could make sense, things like (Model Name (for Text embedding) "text-embedding-ada-002", Model Name (for LLM) "GPT-4o", license - "MIT", api keys, etc.)
"instructions" confused me at first cuz I was thinking about a system prompt, not a note to the reviewer of the metadata. I would swap that with "Guideline" or "disclaimer"
should we include namespaces by default? Like if I want to point to my agents ens/whatever? I'm thinking specifically about a cross-chain tx scenario using cointype.
Flow -> "Read the agent data, read the ens data, resolve a tx."
should there be a "version" field for the schema validation? Could we include a "timestamp" field to help confirm the latest version of the manifest? I feel like this could change a lot so might be nice but idk
might make sense to have a nested space for custom stuff so custom things dont collide, we could have 20 flavors of "inference_thing" and not break anything by moving it up into the core schema
How do we solve for address collision (do we, ens?) lets say two agents want to register the same address, but the first registrant doesn't want to authorize that?
Does it make sense to include a public key reference or signature field? Should the deployer be able to prove ownership over the listed address?
a section specific for agent params could make sense, things like (Model Name (for Text embedding) "text-embedding-ada-002", Model Name (for LLM) "GPT-4o", license - "MIT", api keys, etc.)
"instructions" confused me at first cuz I was thinking about a system prompt, not a note to the reviewer of the metadata. I would swap that with "Guideline" or "disclaimer"
should we include namespaces by default? Like if I want to point to my agents ens/whatever? I'm thinking specifically about a cross-chain tx scenario using cointype.
Flow -> "Read the agent data, read the ens data, resolve a tx."
should there be a "version" field for the schema validation? Could we include a "timestamp" field to help confirm the latest version of the manifest? I feel like this could change a lot so might be nice but idk
might make sense to have a nested space for custom stuff so custom things dont collide, we could have 20 flavors of "inference_thing" and not break anything by moving it up into the core schema
{
"super_custom": {
"myCompanySpecificField": "someValue"
}
}
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