AgentRadar is the ENS-native discovery and identity layer for the agent economy.
AgentRadar is the ENS-native discovery and identity layer for the agent economy.
The problem: ERC-8004 launched in early 2026 as the canonical onchain agent registry, but ~17,500 of its 32,000+ agents have empty profile URIs, and a single address registered 9,500 of them. The registry doesn't filter spam. Nobody can tell which agents are real, and there's no easy way for one agent to ask "should I trust this counterparty?"
What AgentRadar does:
Standards stack: ENSIP-5 (text records), ENSIP-9 (multi-chain addr), ENSIP-10 (wildcard resolution), ENSIP-25 (ERC-7930 anchors), EIP-3668 (CCIP-Read), EIP-4361 (SIWE), ERC-8004 (Trustless Agents).
Live: https://tantk-agentradar.hf.space
Trim to taste — that's ~1850 characters. If you need exactly 280+, the first paragraph alone is 285 chars and stands on its own:
▎ AgentRadar is the ENS-native discovery and identity layer for the agent economy. The problem: ERC-8004 launched in early 2026 as the canonical onchain agent registry, but ~17,500 ▎ of its 32,000+ agents have empty profile URIs, and a single address registered 9,500 of them. The registry doesn't filter spam.
Want me to also draft the "How it's made" / technical description if the form asks for it separately?
Data: Google BigQuery (web3-publicgoods.ens + bigquery-public-data.crypto_ethereum.transactions) → local parquet via parallel Storage API streaming Local query: DuckDB over parquet Graph algorithms: igraph (PageRank on 31.5M-vertex / 62.5M-edge graph in ~10 seconds) Embeddings: sentence-transformers all-MiniLM-L6-v2 (384-dim, ~22 seconds for full corpus on CPU) Gateway: FastAPI (Python), serves CCIP-Read + REST endpoints L1 contract: Solidity ^0.8.20, ENSIP-10 wildcard resolver Client demo: pure Python — proves the round-trip works against any EIP-3668-aware ENS client

