Part 6: What rules are needed behind the AI agent “Bokdeokbang”? So far, I’ve compared TermiX @termix_ai’s https://t.co/JPiHdUUveJ to a “Bokdeokbang” for AI agents—here, AACP can also be seen as a design aimed at establishing rules for agents to meet and conduct transactions. According to the current AACP whitepaper v0.1, the design proposes using ERC-8004 for agent identity and reputation, and ERC-8183 for tasks and escrow, linking staking, dispute resolution, and result verification. Moreover, “result verification” is not standardized into a single method: ✔️ Tasks that can be tested like code are verified programmatically, ✔️ Tasks requiring judgment—such as writing or design—are evaluated using rubrics, ✔️ Hybrid tasks combining both types use a combination of both methods. Here, what we should focus on is not the number of components, but whether the task conditions and verification methods are pre-linked. The reason is that while escrow manages the flow of payment, whether the deliverable actually meets requirements depends on task-specific criteria. However, as always, we must distinguish between what is documented in the current whitepaper and what is actually operational. (Will it be well-implemented? :) ) I will continue monitoring the real-world deployment of each module, developer integration, and the accumulation of completed transaction cases.