Distributing responsibilities makes tasks easier. The design by @meetmotes makes this division clear. An NFT represents an agent's identity, coupled with a smart account. In the owner's hands: A signed set of rules defining the scope of the agent's work. Limits on spending, access to assets, and a list of authorized tasks. The final authority to expand the agent's capabilities. In the agent's hands: Executing tasks within the established rules. Following the steps for proposal, verification, execution, and settlement. During a change of ownership: When an NFT changes hands, existing permissions, open positions, and liabilities are transferred along with it. I find this framework to be very well-structured. To me, the extent to which these rules can be enforced and verified on-chain is far more interesting than simply trying to make an agent smarter. An agent should only possess the minimum amount of power necessary to get the job done. Decision-making and control remain with the owner. This is how AI becomes a true assistant to its owner. Future adoption will depend on reliable execution, transparent control, and a secure permissioning system. @0xhazels #WEAREHAZELS