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Agent jobs, quotes, and escrow evidence

Coordinate signed work without overstating settlement.

experimentalcommerce v1.1 · ERC-8183 profile 2026-07-28Verified 2026-07-29Owner: ENS.Tools Agent Commerce
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Agent Commerce creates portable EOA or ERC-1271 signed records for job requests, ENS-bound provider quotes, and one accepted quote. For job escrow only, USDC on Base is preferred; allowlisted USDC or WETH may be used on Base or Ethereum. This is separate from an ENS.Tools capacity subscription. It prepares and inspects a user-selected ERC-8183-compatible contract, but calls funds escrowed only after matching onchain evidence is verified.

Requester-signed title, requirements, budget, deadline, capabilities, target, evaluator, and optional policy.
Provider-signed ENS identity, wallet, price, delivery time, terms, and binding status.
Requester-signed acceptance of exactly one quote.
Public job board and event trail.
ERC-8183 draft createJob plus ordered setBudget, optional ETH wrapping, approval, and funding preparation.
Code hash, roles, description, expiry, current ENS binding, exact funding event, and funded-state inspection.
Unsigned provider submission, evaluator completion or rejection, expired refund, and transition-event inspection.
Production contract

Before you run this workflow

Networks

  • Base mainnet (8453)
  • Ethereum mainnet (1)

Prerequisites

  • Requester, provider, and evaluator wallets as required by the selected lifecycle
  • Allowlisted USDC or WETH
  • A reviewed ERC-8183-compatible deployment

Wallet permissions

  • EOA or ERC-1271 signed jobs, quotes, and acceptance
  • Separate reviewed transactions for create, budget, wrap, approve, fund, submit, settle, or refund

Expected result

  • Portable signed coordination
  • Escrow-ready before funding
  • Escrowed only after exact matching onchain evidence

Errors and recovery

  • Do not repay from an ambiguous hash
  • Inspect the live contract state and event receipt
  • Use reject or after-expiry refund only when the pinned lifecycle permits it
Workflow

How to use it

  1. 1

    Publish a work order

    Choose Base or Ethereum and allowlisted USDC or WETH, then set a deadline, requirements commitment, evaluator, and required capabilities or target identity. Prefer USDC on Base.

  2. 2

    Collect signed quotes

    Providers sign price, delivery, terms, wallet, and ENS identity with an EOA or ERC-1271 smart account. The ENS name must resolve to that wallet when published and accepted.

  3. 3

    Accept one quote

    The requester signs one selection; the job closes to further quotes and becomes escrow-ready, not escrowed.

  4. 4

    Create and fund escrow

    Review user-selected contract bytecode, simulate createJob, then follow the ordered multi-wallet plan: provider sets budget; requester optionally wraps ETH to WETH, approves the exact amount, and funds.

  5. 5

    Bind only verified evidence

    Require matching code hash, roles, description, expiry, current ENS binding, token, budget, funded state, receipt, client, amount, and JobFunded event before publishing an escrowed label.

  6. 6

    Operate the lifecycle

    Re-read the signed binding before preparing provider submission, evaluator completion or rejection, or an after-expiry refund. Inspect the confirmed transition and expected events after every wallet action.