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title: "ENS.Tools 2026: AI agents, ENSIP-25, and ENS v2 readiness"
description: "A full MCP server for AI agents, ENSIP-25 agent verification, profile completeness scoring, multi-chain addresses, and the groundwork we have laid for ENS v2."
published: "2026-03-17"
author: "ENS.Tools"
canonical: "https://ens.tools/blog/ens-tools-2026-roadmap"
readingMinutes: 6
tag: "Product"
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# ENS.Tools 2026: AI agents, ENSIP-25, and ENS v2 readiness

A full MCP server for AI agents, ENSIP-25 agent verification, profile completeness scoring, multi-chain addresses, and the groundwork we have laid for ENS v2.

_Building the most comprehensive ENS management platform — and preparing for what is next._

## AI agent integration: the MCP server

ENS.Tools is now AI-native. We have built a full Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets AI agents — Claude, ChatGPT, custom bots — query ENS data directly through our platform. No API keys, no rate limits, completely open.

The MCP endpoint exposes nine tools:

- `lookup_domain` — full domain details (owner, expiry, resolver, records)
- `check_expiry` — batch expiry checking for multiple names
- `search_domains` — pattern-based search
- `get_owner_domains` — list all domains owned by an address
- `check_agent_verification` — verify ENSIP-25 AI agent registrations
- `is_name_available` — availability with grace-period awareness
- `get_name_price` — real-time pricing from ENS contracts
- `get_subnames_for_name` — list all subdomains for a parent
- `get_name_history` — full event history

The endpoint is live at `ens.tools/mcp` and the discovery manifest sits at `ens.tools/.well-known/mcp.json`. We have also published a comprehensive `llms.txt` describing everything ENS.Tools can do.

## ENSIP-25: AI agent identity verification

As AI agents become first-class participants on Ethereum, verifying their identity matters. We now fully support ENSIP-25, the standard for registering AI agents to ENS names.

Domain owners can set agent-registration text records on their ENS name to cryptographically link AI agents to their identity — configurable directly from the Records Editor, no manual ABI encoding. When viewing any domain that has ENSIP-25 registrations, you will see a verification card showing the registered agents, their registry addresses, and agent IDs.

## Profile completeness score

Ever wondered how complete your ENS profile is? Now there is a score for it. When viewing your own domain, you will see a circular completeness indicator that checks for avatar, description, website, email, social handles, ETH address, multi-chain addresses, content hash, and primary name. Each item is weighted by importance, and a "Complete your profile" button takes you straight to the editor.

## Multi-chain addresses (ERC-7828)

ENS isn't just for Ethereum any more. We now display multi-chain addresses using the ERC-7828 `name@chain` format — the emerging standard for cross-chain resolution. `vitalik.eth@optimism`, `vitalik.eth@base`, and the full chain registry from the on.eth convention all surface on the domain detail page.

## Direct ENS contract renewals

Renewals now go through the official ENS contracts — no intermediary, no wrapper, no custody. Single renewals use the ETH Registrar Controller; bulk renewals use the official Bulk Renewal contract; the 5% platform fee is transparently routed to `enstools.eth`. Every transaction you sign hits the ENS protocol directly on mainnet.

## What we have built for ENS v2

- L1 on-chain data storage indicators on every domain page
- Wrapper status tracking — fuses, expiry, full visibility
- ERC-7828 multi-chain address rendering (already live)
- ENSIP-25 agent verification (already live)
- MCP server for AI-first interactions (already live)

## Try it now

Everything in this post is live at [ens.tools](/). Connect your wallet for your dashboard, explore the [Expiry Explorer](/find/expiry), or look up any domain on the redesigned detail pages.